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A family recipe that has stood the test of time
Some recipes are inherited. Geocakes' Lemon Biscuits have over 40 years of family history and still come to you today with the very same formula: simple ingredients, hands that know what they're doing, and the time that handcrafted production demands. They're made by Chef Raquel Ramos in Idanha-a-Nova, at the heart of the Naturtejo Geopark, the first Portuguese geopark recognised by UNESCO. Each biscuit is crisp on the outside, slightly soft on the inside, with the fresh aroma of lemon carrying the flavour from start to finish.
The lemon that gives it character
It's not an artificial flavouring or a lab-made essence. The lemon in these biscuits is a real ingredient, felt in both texture and aroma. The recipe combines wheat flour, margarine, sugar, eggs and lemon in a proportion Geocakes has perfected over decades. No excess, no unnecessary additives. What's on the pack is what's in the biscuit.
Made in Idanha-a-Nova, with the know-how of Beira Baixa
Idanha-a-Nova isn't just Geocakes' address. It's a territory with its own identity, history and a regional gastronomy that deserved to reach further. Producing here is a commitment to the place, to local producers and to preserving recipes that exist nowhere else. In that sense, the Lemon Biscuits are a small ambassador for Beira Baixa.
Why choose these biscuits
An aroma that stays with you
Some biscuits are recognised before they're even tasted. Geocakes' Cinnamon Raivas are that kind: the aroma of cinnamon announces them, the texture confirms them. Handmade by Chef Raquel Ramos in Idanha-a-Nova, at the heart of the Naturtejo Geopark, they come from a traditional recipe that Beira Baixa guards with care. Each biscuit is individually shaped, with the hand and the time that handcrafted production deserves.
Cinnamon as an ingredient, not an artifice
The cinnamon in these Raivas is a real ingredient, not a laboratory flavouring. Its presence defines the biscuit's character: warm, enveloping, unmistakable. The recipe combines wheat flour, margarine, sugar, milk and cinnamon in a proportion Geocakes has preserved from the start. No colourings, no artificial flavourings. What's in the biscuit is what's on the ingredients list.
Made in the territory that inspired them
Idanha-a-Nova isn't just where the Cinnamon Raivas are made. It's the territory that gives them context: a place with its own identity, recognised by UNESCO through the Naturtejo Geopark, the first Portuguese geopark. Producing here is a commitment to the place, to tradition and to a regional gastronomy that deserved to reach further. The Cinnamon Raivas are a small ambassador for that tradition.
Why choose these Raivas
Beira Baixa's wild lavender honey represents the aromatic essence of Portugal's mountain countryside. Produced by beekeeper Bruno Anselmo in pollution-free areas, this raw honey keeps all its natural properties, offering an intense, characteristic flavour that reflects the unique terroir of this UNESCO-classified region.
Authentic Wild Honey from Beira Baixa
This raw lavender honey comes from the wild fields of Beira Baixa, where bees gather nectar from the aromatic lavender flowers that grow naturally on the region's limestone soils. Bruno Anselmo, an experienced beekeeper from Idanha-a-Nova, preserves traditional methods to guarantee a 100% natural, unpasteurised product.
Carefully spun and filtered, it retains all its original enzymes, pollen and nutritional properties. With a net weight of 250g, this honey has a light amber colour and the characteristic herbaceous aroma of wild lavender.
Key Features
Handcrafted Biscuits with the Colour and Aroma of Beira Baixa
Geocakes' Rosas Albardeiras were born from a tribute. A tribute to the village of Toulões - that small place in Beira Baixa where the Paeonia broteri blooms every year as if the world belonged to it. These handcrafted biscuits translate into flavour what the flower represents in the territory: quiet beauty, deep roots and a character that can't be imitated.
The recipe includes aromatic rosemary harvested in the region and beetroot powder as a natural colouring - it's what gives the biscuits that unmistakable pink hue, true to the name and the flower that inspired them. No artificial colourings. No shortcuts. With the flavour Beira Baixa deserves.
A Recipe with Territory and Purpose
Made by Geocakes at the Idanha-a-Nova atelier, at the heart of the Naturtejo Geopark - the first Portuguese geopark recognised by UNESCO - the Rosas Albardeiras carry the GeoFood Seal, which distinguishes products with real roots in the territory. It's not marketing: it's the acknowledgement that these biscuits exist because this place exists, and that one wouldn't make sense without the other.
Chef Raquel Ramos designed this recipe with the intention of creating something that could travel from Toulões to any table in the world - with its colour, its aroma and its story intact.
Why Choose Geocakes Rosas Albardeiras
To Taste, Gift and Remember
The Rosas Albardeiras have a surprising personality: restrained sweetness, the subtle edge of rosemary, an unforgettable colour. They're biscuits that tell a story before you eat them - and win you over even more afterwards.
They're a good fit for an afternoon tea, a cheese and snack table, or wrapped up as a gift for someone who deserves something with genuine Portuguese soul. They're also a natural choice for anyone putting together regional hampers or wanting to take home an edible memory of Beira Baixa.
About Geocakes
In 2012, Raquel and Rui traded city life for Idanha-a-Nova. To preserve recipes that were disappearing, work with local producers who share the same values, and show that inland Portugal has much to offer the world. The Rosas Albardeiras are one such product: unique to their territory, impossible to replicate outside it.
Some traditions live in the hands of those who practise them. At Quinta do Capilé, in Ladoeiro, sheep cheese is still made the way it always was: raw milk, sea salt and thistle, the vegetable rennet that Beira Baixa's cheesemakers have known for generations. The result is a firm-pasted cheese, with an intense flavour and lingering aroma that tells the story of the place where it was born.
Thistle, raw milk and time
What sets this cheese apart starts with its ingredients: raw sheep's milk, sea salt and thistle. Thistle is the traditional Portuguese vegetable rennet, responsible for a slow coagulation that preserves the milk's aromatic complexity and gives the cheese a firm texture and a characteristic flavour, different from what's obtained with animal or industrial rennet. No additives, no preservatives, no shortcuts.
What Sets This Cheese Apart
On the Table
It shines on its own on a board with a drizzle of wild honey and rye bread. It pairs with wild berry jams, nuts and full-bodied red wines from Beira Interior. The intense flavour of the raw milk and the uniqueness of the thistle rennet make it a cheese with character, for those who appreciate Portuguese cheese-making at its most genuine.
Quinta do Capilé
Quinta do Capilé is one of the partners Geocakes selected for sharing the same values: known origin, traditional methods and respect for the territory. This cheese is made in the Ladoeiro region, Beira Baixa, and reaches your table with no unnecessary intermediaries.
From Beira Baixa to your table. Flavourful and authentic.
Geocakes' Organic Pepper Paste is handcrafted in Idanha-a-Nova with red peppers ripened in the summer sun of Beira Baixa. This traditional preserve combines just three natural ingredients - red pepper, sea salt from Ria Formosa and garlic - resulting in a vegan, gluten-free, certified organic paste that preserves an authentic Portuguese territorial flavour.
Handcrafted Tradition from Beira Baixa
This organic pepper paste comes from over 40 years of experience of Chefs Raquel and Mário Rui Ramos, Geocakes' founders. Made in Idanha-a-Nova, at the heart of the Naturtejo Geopark (Portugal's first UNESCO geopark), this handcrafted preserve represents the best of regional gastronomic tradition.
The ripe red peppers are carefully selected and processed using traditional methods, preserving all the intensity and natural sweetness of the fruit. The recipe includes only Ria Formosa sea salt and garlic, creating an authentically Portuguese harmony of flavours.
Organic Certification and Quality
With double organic certification (production and processing) and the GeoFood seal, this pepper paste guarantees full traceability and respect for the highest standards of sustainable farming. Free from GMOs, lactose, gluten and artificial preservatives, it suits vegan and vegetarian diets.
Key Features
Handmade in Idanha-a-Nova, Geocakes' Organic Areias Biscuits are traditional Beira Baixa biscuits with an unmistakable grainy texture - like the natural sediments of the Naturtejo Geopark that gave them their name. An ancestral recipe, organic ingredients and Chef Raquel Ramos' hands: the result is a biscuit that melts in the mouth and stays in the memory.
A Recipe that Has Survived Generations
Areias are a Portuguese biscuit with deep roots - the kind that have appeared on family tables for over a century, needing no explanation. Geocakes preserves the recipe exactly as it was passed down: no additives, no artifice. Just flour, fat, sugar and know-how that isn't learned from manuals, but hand in hand in the kitchen. In 170g of biscuit, there's much more than ingredients: there's territory, there's memory, there's Beira Baixa.
Handcrafted Production with UNESCO GeoFood Seal
Each Areia is individually shaped at the Geocakes atelier, in Idanha-a-Nova, in a region recognised as a UNESCO Global Geopark - the Naturtejo Geopark. The GeoFood Seal distinguishes products that respect and honour the territory where they are born. Organic Areias are one such product: their texture evokes the region's geological sediments, turning each biscuit into a small edible tribute to Beira Baixa.
Production is overseen by Chef Raquel Ramos, with over 20 years dedicated to traditional Portuguese cooking. Two organic control checkpoints - production and processing - guarantee that what reaches your table is exactly what it promises: pure, handcrafted and genuine.
Why You'll Love the Organic Areias
When to Serve
Organic Areias pair well with a cup of tea or morning coffee, as a light dessert at lunch, or as a genuine gift for anyone who appreciates traditional Portuguese biscuits. They're also a sure choice for gourmet hampers and gifts with Portuguese soul - presented in plastic-free packaging.
Geocakes' Organic Extra Pumpkin Jam comes from the handcrafted processing of pumpkins grown in the farm's own vegetable garden, in Idanha-a-Nova. It combines the natural sweetness of pumpkin with whole orange and cinnamon, in a recipe that preserves the authentic flavours of Beira Baixa, organically produced with the GeoFood seal.
Handcrafted Jam from Beira Baixa
This extra pumpkin jam represents the essence of the sweet-making tradition of the Idanha-a-Nova region, at the heart of the Naturtejo Geopark. Slow cooking concentrates the flavour and creamy texture of the fruit, resulting in a jam with an intense, authentic taste.
The recipe combines pumpkins from the farm's own vegetable garden with whole orange and cinnamon, ingredients from organic farming. The result is a natural jam, with no added GMOs, lactose or gluten, that preserves the traditional know-how of Beira Baixa.
Key Features
Ideal For
Geocakes' Organic Extra Fresh Fig Jam is handcrafted with Pingo de Mel figs grown in the Beira Baixa orchard. This whole-fruit jam keeps the skin of the fruit, concentrating authentic flavours in an organic, zero-waste, vegan recipe, naturally free of gluten and lactose.
The Authenticity of Beira Baixa in Every Spoonful
Handcrafted in Idanha-a-Nova, this organic extra jam comes from the careful processing of Pingo de Mel figs from Geocakes' own orchard. The whole-fruit recipe makes use of the entire fruit, including the skin, maximising its characteristic flavour and natural nutritional properties.
With a high fruit concentration, this organic jam represents the gastronomic essence of the Naturtejo Geopark, combining handcrafted tradition with double organic certification, in both production and processing.
Key Features
Ideal For
Geocakes' Organic Honey Broas are handmade in Idanha-a-Nova with regional honey (13%), virgin olive oil (13%) and eggs (19%) - all from organic farming. A Beira Baixa recipe that tastes exactly as it promises: restrained sweetness, dense texture and the unmistakable aroma of cooking with real ingredients.
Honey and Olive Oil from Beira Baixa in a Single Biscuit
In the Organic Honey Broas, honey isn't a flourish - it's structure. 13% regional honey, harvested in Beira Baixa, combined with 13% virgin olive oil and 19% organic eggs. Wheat flour and a touch of cinnamon complete a recipe that needs nothing else: simple, honest, from the land.
It's the sweetness Beira Baixa has known for generations - no extra sugar, no artificial flavours, no shortcuts. Just real ingredients, hands that work them, and an oven that does the rest.
Ancestral Recipe with Double Organic Control
The Broas recipe arrived at the Geocakes atelier in Idanha-a-Nova the way good recipes do: passed from person to person, kitchen to kitchen. Chef Raquel Ramos preserves it with the same rigour she applies to everything she produces - organic farming ingredients, double organic control in production and processing, and the GeoFood distinction from the UNESCO Naturtejo Geopark.
Why You'll Love the Organic Honey Broas
When to Serve
The Organic Honey Broas pair well with a cup of tea or coffee, as an afternoon snack or a discreet dessert. They also make a gift with genuine Portuguese soul - for anyone who appreciates the honey and olive oil of Beira Baixa in a single bite.
Organic grass peas are a traditional pulse, handcrafted through artisan farming. With a texture similar to chickpeas and a rich nutritional profile, this authentic product preserves the region's ancestral know-how, offering a natural source of protein and minerals in sustainable kraft paper packaging.
Organic Grass Peas: Authentic Tradition
The organic grass pea (Lathyrus sativus) is a traditional Portuguese pulse that Geocakes recovers and celebrates by making it available at the heart of Beira Baixa. Grown according to certified organic farming methods, this product keeps intact the nutritional characteristics and distinctive flavour that make it unique.
With a texture reminiscent of chickpeas and a characteristic aroma, grass peas stand out for their high content of protein, complex carbohydrates and mineral salts, making them an excellent plant-based alternative for a balanced, sustainable diet.
Key Features
From Beira Baixa's border region comes this handcrafted wild boar paté, made by DoMonte with local wild game meat, truffle and Armagnac. A countryside delicacy with character and depth, bringing to your table the know-how of those who turn the territory's resources into a gastronomic experience with its own identity.
From the hunt to the field, from Beira Baixa to your table
DoMonte works from the border region, just a few kilometres from Idanha-a-Nova, with native countryside products and a handcrafted approach that never compromises on quality at any stage. The Wild Boar Paté with Truffle and Armagnac is the result of that dedication: a creamy texture, an earthy, complex aroma and an intense flavour that stays in the memory of anyone who appreciates carefully made country cooking.
What Makes This Paté Distinctive
For Which Occasions
This paté is a natural choice for sophisticated starters, charcuterie boards with regional cheeses, snacks among friends, or as an accompaniment to full-bodied red wines from Beira Interior. Its intensity of flavour also makes it a distinctive option for gift hampers with genuine Portuguese identity, for anyone looking for something truly out of the ordinary.
About DoMonte
DoMonte is a Beira Baixa border-region company that turns the region's natural resources into quality charcuterie and preserves. The geographic proximity to Geocakes and shared values of authenticity and quality made this partnership a natural one. DoMonte products reach your table with the same philosophy that guides everything Geocakes selects: real flavour, honest ingredients, sustainable origin.
Geocakes' Organic Cinnamon Raivas are traditional Beira Baixa biscuits made by hand in Idanha-a-Nova, with 6% cinnamon and organic farming ingredients. A family recipe over 40 years old that Chef Raquel Ramos keeps shaping, biscuit by biscuit - so the aroma reaches your table exactly as it always has.
The Cinnamon that Defines a Biscuit
6% cinnamon isn't a detail - it's a choice. In Geocakes' Organic Cinnamon Raivas, cinnamon isn't a flourish: it's the centre of everything. The aroma wraps around you before the first bite, and the flavour lingers after the last. Combined with organic wheat flour, eggs and sugar, it results in a biscuit with a personality of its own - unmistakable, genuine, from Beira Baixa.
A Family Recipe Over 40 Years Old
Some recipes don't need reinventing. This is one of them. Passed down through generations, the Raivas recipe reached the hands of Chef Raquel Ramos, with over 20 years of experience in traditional Portuguese cooking - and came out of them exactly as it should: handcrafted, organic and true to the Naturtejo Geopark territory.
Each batch is made at the Geocakes atelier in Idanha-a-Nova, with double organic control - production and processing - and the GeoFood distinction from the UNESCO Naturtejo Geopark.
Why You'll Love the Organic Cinnamon Raivas
When to Serve
The Organic Cinnamon Raivas are perfect with a cup of tea or coffee, as a light dessert or afternoon snack. They're also a great choice for gourmet hampers and gifts with Portuguese soul - the aroma of cinnamon makes itself felt as soon as the pack is opened.
Região da Beira Baixa
O Geopark Naturtejo é um território de paisagens únicas, aldeias históricas e património geológico de relevância internacional, integrado na rede mundial de Geoparques da UNESCO. Um destino onde natureza, cultura e tradição se encontram no coração do Centro de Portugal.