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Events Menus Marriott 2018 ITEMS PER UNIT $ PER UNIT • Cheese Breads: $ 36,00 (50 units) • Thermal Coffee Bottle: $ 15,00 • Mini Croissant: $ 38,00 (50 units) • Thermal Milk Bottle: $ 15,00 • Mini Sandwiches: $ 38,00 (30 units) • Thermal Tea Bottle: $ 15,00 • Mini Sandwiches: $ 57,00 (80 units) • Fresh Fruits Juice (Jar): $ 15,00 • Cake: $ 35,00 (20 slices) • Bottled Mineral Water: $ 4,00 • Cake: $ 52,50 (50 slices) • Soft Drinks: $ 4,00 • Sliced fresh Fruits: $ 35,00 (30 slices) • Fresh Fruits Juice (Glass): $ 5,00 • Sliced fresh Fruits: $ 52,50 (80 slices) • National Beer: $ 7,00 • Hot Appetizers: $ 59,00 (50 units) • Cold Appetizers: $ 39,00 (30 units) • Cold Appetizers: $ 58,50 (70 units) • Mini Patisserie: $ 35,00 (16 units) • Mini Patisserie: $ 52,50 (50 units) • Sweet and Salt Petit Four: $ 24,00 • Birthday Cake: $ 50,00 (Kg) *All this items are served on Trays. A customary 10% taxable service charge will be added to prices. *Prices are in American Dollars MARRIOTT SÃO PAULO AIRPORT Avenida Ministro Evandro Lins e Silva 10/100 T. 55 11 2468.6999 BREAKFAST BUFFET - PRIVATIVE $ 39 PER PERSON BREADS •Roll bread, croissant, coconut danish, small roll, toast, potato brioche, brown bread, white loaf bread, chocolate cake, banana cake with granola. CHEESES & COLD CUTS •Brazilian Yellow Cheese, Mozzarella Cheese, White, Salami, Ham, Chester Breast FRUITS •Pineapple, Watermelon, Papaya, Melon, Pear, Apple PIES •Small Flan & Apple Pie HOT DISHES •Scrambled Eggs, Bacon, Smoked Pork Sausage, Hash Brown Potato DRINKS •Coffee, Tea, Milk, Chocolate, Fruits Juice, Orange, Pineapple With Mint and Ginger, Watermelon, Papaya SEVERAL •Honey, Jams, Butter, Cereals, Yogurts *Minimum of 50 people. Maximum service time - 3 hours. A customary 10% taxable service charge will be added to prices. *Prices are in American Dollars MARRIOTT SÃO PAULO AIRPORT Avenida Ministro Evandro Lins e Silva 10/100 T. 55 11 2468.6999 HEALTHY BREAKFAST BUFFET PRIVATIVE $ 42 PER PERSON BREADS DRIED FRUITS •Seven Grains, Rye, Brown, Light & Toasts •Walnuts, Apricot, Prune, Linseed, Raisins, Quinua CHEESES & COLD CUTS HOT DISHES •Turkey Blanquet, Smoked Chester Breast, White, •Scrambled White Eggs, Chicken Sausage in Tomato Ricotta, Cotage Sauce, Oat Pancakes SLICED FRUITS DRINKS •Watermelon, Melon, Papaya, Pineapple •Decaffeinated Coffee, Selection of Teas, Skimmed Milk, Natural Yogurts, Low Fat Yogurt, Light Strawberry, Plum WHOLE FRUITS JUICES •Apple, Plum, Banana, Pear •Orange, Pineapple, Mango, Papaya, Melon CEREALS SEVERAL •Musli, All Bran, Granola Diet •Light Margarine, Light Cream Cheese, Honey, Diet Jams * Minimum of 50 people. Maximum service time - 3 hours * Prices are per person. A customary 10% taxable service charge will be added to prices *Prices are in American Dollars MARRIOTT SÃO PAULO AIRPORT Avenida Ministro Evandro Lins e Silva 10/100 T. 55 11 2468.6999 COFFEE BREAK $ 19 PER PERSON ENERGY MEETINGS • Coffee • Tea • Milk • Cold Chocolate Milk • Ice Tea • Orange Juice with Ginger • Pineapple Juice with Mint and Honey • Acai Brazilian Berry Juice with Banana • Bread Cheese Roll • Heart of Palm Croquette • Shrimps Pastry • Assorted Caramelized Nuts (Brazilian Nut, Almonds and Cashew Nuts) • Tuna Sandwich with Tomato, Lettuce, Ginger in Brown Bread • Pastrami Sandwich with Buffalo Mozzarella and Pepper Jam in Loaf Bread • Assorted Ice Cream (Mint, Chocolate and Vanilla) • Fruits Salad with Yogurt, Granola and Strawberry • Lime Mousse • Vanilla Mousse with Ginger * Minimum of 10 people. Maximum service time - 30 minutes * Prices are per person. A customary 10% taxable service charge will be added to prices * Prices are in American Dollars MARRIOTT SÃO PAULO AIRPORT Avenida Ministro Evandro Lins e Silva 10/100 T. 55 11 2468.6999 COFFEE BREAK $ 11 PER PERSON WELCOME COFFEE •Coffee, tea, milk, chocolate, 01 kind of fruit juice and cheese bread rolls DYNAMIC COFFEE BREAK •Coffee, tea, milk, chocolate, 01 kind of fruit juice and cheese bread rolls Choose items to add to coffee break following the options bellow: VIRACOPOS l $ 13,00 •01 kind of sandwich, 01 kind of cake or muffin, 01 kind of dessert or fruit and 01savoury snack SANTOS DUMONT l $ 15,00 •02 kinds of sandwiches, 01 kind of cake or muffin, 02 kinds of dessert or 01 kind of fruit and 02 snacks CUMBICA l $ 18,00 •03 kinds of sandwiches, 01 kind of cake or muffin, 02 kinds of dessert or 01 kind of fruit and 03 snacks You can choose the items bellow to add to the coffee breaks: SANDWICHES (choose between breads: loaf; brown and rye) •Cheese and ham, Turkey breast with white cheese, Smoked ham with mustard, Pastrami with pickles, Chicken with carrot and arugula, Salami with tomato and lettuce, Tuna with lettuce and tomato, Ricotta cheese with herbs, Salami with white cheese, Canadian loin with mustard, Coppa with cucumber and tomato, Smoked fish mousse, Parma ham with melon MARRIOTT SÃO PAULO AIRPORT Avenida Ministro Evandro Lins e Silva 10/100 T. 55 11 2468.6999 COFFEE BREAK $ 11 PER PERSON QUICHES •Vegetables, Lorraine, Champignon with herbs, Chicken with arugula, Spinach with heart-of-palm, Smoked pork sausage with carrot PUFF PASTRY •Cheeses and walnuts, Chicken, Sausages, Meat with raisins, Smoked pork sausages, Cheddar cheese with apple ROASTED PASTRY •Meat with spinach, Heart-of-palm with arugula, Gorgonzola cheese with cashew nuts, Chicken with curd cheese, Shrimps with vegetables, Cheese with dried tomato TARTELETTES •Cod soufflé with corn, Crab in baiana style (with bell pepper), Chicken with gorgonzola cheese, Mushrooms with herbs, Salmon with peas, Curd cheese with bacon CAKE •Banana, Chocolate, English, Carrot, Cake with chocolate sprinkles, English with candied fruits MUFFINS •Strawberry, Orange, Coconut, Vanilla, Red Berries DESSERTS •Brigadeiro (chocolate balls), Beijinho (dessert made of coconut), Chocolate éclair, Vanilla éclair, Apple puff pastry, Banana puff pastry, Brownie, Grape tartelette, Mango tartelette, Papaya tartelette, Lime small pie, Passion fruit small pie, Chocolate little pie, Apple strudel, Pear strudel walnuts SEASON FRUITS •Sliced fruits, Fruits salad *Prices are per person. A customary 10% taxable service charge will be added to prices *Prices are in American Dollars MARRIOTT SÃO PAULO AIRPORT Avenida Ministro Evandro Lins e Silva 10/100 T. 55 11 2468.6999 COFFEE BREAK $ PER PERSON SUGGESTION MARRIOTT l $ 11 •Morning: Coffee, Milk, Chocolate, Tea, Orange Juice, Cheese Ball Bread (typical Brazilian roll), Shredded tuna with mayonnaise in a bun, Banana puff pastry, Chocolate Muffin, Smoked pork sausage quiche •Afternoon: Coffee, Milk, Chocolate, Tea, Orange Juice,Soft Drinks, Chocolate brownie, Crispy apple pie, Turkey breast & fresh white cheese sandwich in loaf bread, Cheese & ham puff pastry SUGGESTION JW MARRIOTT l $ 13 •Morning: Coffee, Milk, Chocolate, Tea, Orange Juice, Healthy juice (Pineapple with ginger & mint), Cheese roll bread (typical Brazilian roll), Carrott cake, Nuts coookie, Chocolate danish, Chester breast sandwich with tomato & lettuce in brown bread, Chicken puff pastry, Sliced fresh fruits •Afternoon: Coffee, Milk, Chocolate, Tea, Soft drinks, Orange juice, No stress juice (Strawberries / Orange / Kiwi), Vanilla cake, Fresh fruits tartelette, Apple puff pastry, Cheese & ham sandwich with apricot jam in ciabatta bread, Vegetables quiche, Fresh fruits salad SUGGESTION RITZ CARLTON l $ 15 •Morning: Coffee, Milk, Chocolate, Tea, Orange Juice, Grape Juice, Slim Juice (Pineapple, lime & ginger), Cheese Ball Bread, Olive spread & ricotta cheese sandwich in light bread, Lua de mel (Typical Brazilian danish made of coconut & stuffed with vanilla cream), Small bread stuffed with guava & white cheese, Strawberry muffin, Shrimps pastry, Sliced fresh fruits •Afternoon: Coffee, Milk, Chocolate, Tea, Orange Juice, Healthy juice (carrott / orange / ginger / linseed), Watermelon juice, Soft drinks, Gorgonzola cheese spread with walnuts sandwich in rye bread, Baguette in vinaigrette with cheese au gratin, Parma ham & cheddar cheese sandwich, Walnuts puff pastry, Assorted ice creams, Fresh fruits salad *Minimum of 10 people. Maximum service time - 30 minutes . Prices are per person. A customary 10% taxable service charge will be added to prices *Prices are in American Dollars MARRIOTT SÃO PAULO AIRPORT Avenida Ministro Evandro Lins e Silva 10/100 T. 55 11 2468.6999 THEMED COFFEE BREAKS $ $ PER PERSON HEALTHY COFFEE BREAK SUGGESTION l $ 16 •Decaf Coffee •Skimmed Milk •Cold light chocolate •Tea •Orange Juice •Pineapple Juice •Watermelon Juice •Ricotta cheese & grilled vegetables sandwich in light bread •Vegetables with white cheese spread wraps in rye bread •Natural yogurt •Low-fat yogurt •Cereals •Light pudding •Sliced fresh fruits BRAZILIAN COFFEE BREAK SUGGESTION l $ 17 •Coffee, Milk •Chocolate •Tea •Orange Juice, •Coconut Water •"Assai" brazilian berry juice •White cheese spread with Brazil nut sandwich in loaf bread •Cheese ball fried croquettes •Manioc with dried beef croquette •Cheese roll bread (typical Brazilian roll) •Brigadeiro (Typical Brazilian chocolate balls) •Beijinho (Typical Brazilian sweet made of coconut) •Guava & fresh white cheese skewer, Sliced fresh fruits * Minimum of 10 people. Maximum service time - 15 minutes * Prices are per person. A customary 10% taxable service charge will be added to prices *Prices are in American Dollars MARRIOTT SÃO PAULO AIRPORT Avenida Ministro Evandro Lins e Silva 10/100 T. 55 11 2468.6999 AFTERNOON SNACKS $ 42 PER PERSON BREADS •Roll, croissant, coconut danish, donut with sugar & cinammon, bread stuffed with cream & coconut, black
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