Ribeirão Preto sits in the heart of the interior of São Paulo, a region of sugarcane, coffee, citrus and cattle, and the private jet menu for SBRP reflects it. A private jet menu here can start with pão de queijo, the cheese bread of Minas that is eaten across the state, then move to a grilled cut of beef with farofa and rice. The inflight menu keeps the logic of the region: fruit from the interior, strong Brazilian coffee, and brigadeiro for the end of the meal. Private jet food from this part of São Paulo is generous, savoury and built to travel. The local specialities of {Region} that work best in a galley are the ones that hold their temperature or taste right cold: coxinha, a salad of palm heart, grilled chicken, feijão tropeiro served apart. Private jet platters for a group are assembled with local cheeses, cured meats, tropical fruit and bread. Gourmet inflight meals for a longer leg can be plated hot from the oven, with the sauce in its own pot. Private jet snacks from São Paulo include castanhas, cheese bread, fresh fruit and sweets. These are the local specialities we pack for a crew that knows what it is serving.
São Paulo state cooking is the base of the private jet menu at Ribeirão Preto: rice and beans, grilled beef, chicken with okra, and the cheese breads that nobody on a Brazilian aircraft refuses. For the inflight menu, we keep to dishes that finish well in a galley oven or are served chilled, and we send the sauce apart. Private jet food in this region leans on the interior, where cattle and coffee are the economy, so beef and coffee are the natural headline. Local specialities of Ribeirão Preto and the wider São Paulo interior include pastel, coxinha, pamonha and doce de leite desserts. Private jet platters can be built around queijo minas, linguiça, fruit and bread. Gourmet inflight meals use the same produce, cooked for the galley the aircraft actually has. Private jet snacks are dry, clean and easy to hand out: castanhas, fruit, cheese bread, small sweets. Each one is packed with a seat number so the crew does not have to guess.