The Brigadeiro is a common Brazilian delicacy. It is common throughout the entire country and is present in practically all the major celebrations. Other types of Brazilian delicacies are Cajuzinho and Beijinho.
The Brigadeiro is made from condensed milk, powdered chocolate, butter and chocolate sprinkles to cover the outside layer. It can be cooked in the oven or the microwave, in the form of individual little balls. It can also be eaten straight from the pot once it is done cooking.
The information regarding when and where the Brigadeiro was invented is uncertain. As far as the creators of this treat, it is also uncertain of the nationality of the individuals.