Amigo Foods

My husband opened his snacks I ordered for christmas this morning, and we were surprised to see that the Alfajores I ordered in late November of this year and received shortly after were already expired. In fact, the items they sent us were expired already for almost two full months before I received them.

I checked your return policy and saw that I would have had to return them within 10 days of delivery which has obviously passed.

I just wanted to reach out to let you know that I am going to be filing a dispute on my purchase and that I am also going to be reporting the company to Food Safety regulations, as it is highly unlawful to sell expired products for profit.

This could easily result in a lawsuit for them and as a fellow food service worker, this is unacceptable.

Don't order from here.

I got a Dulce de Leche from Uruguay with 1 month expiration date (photo 1), the chocolate, came in a repacked box with 70 grams less photo 3 (supposed to be 300 gr, the other chocolate some of them shows sign of old and they shipped when they want after pressure. One time shopping, no more. Ugly service and supply of products.

I found Guava Marmalade on their web site and ordered an 8 oz jar. I received it five day later only to find a punctured pouch inside with the contents spilled out the mailing bag. No jar in a secure box with bubble wrap. Just a big ol mess!

I recently placed an order online. To my surprise they replaced half of the order with different brand products, and those that were not switched were already expired four months ago.
This "Amigo" seems to be more an "Enemigo". I advise not using their service due to bad business practices.

Ordered merchandise for a value of $102.00 and two of the items didn't arrived. After notifying them that the two dulce de leches didn't make it, they sent me a plain Manila envelope with only one dulce de leche instead of the two I paid for, with complete disregard to the fact that it was 97 degrees outside. The package was hot to the touch. I'm an hour away from them and they sent a dairy product in Florida weather without any type of insulation! It was 97 degrees that day. When I contacted them about the fact that they only sent one instead of two and that it wasn't edible because it had been in the sun, they simply refunded the money but didn't deduct anything from the outrageous shipping costs.

I wish I could give a thumbs down because it doesn't deserve even one star. I came across this company by looking up recipes for Brazilian foods I can try to make here in the USA.
Came across their blog and it was the worst poorly written piece of trash I have come across the web about Brazilian culture. First we are not Hispanic, we were colonized mainly by Portugal our main language is Brazilian Portuguese and not Spanish.
Be aware of sites, blogs, and fb pages not written by people from the country or that have not been in the country ever, or even bother to do research about the country they are blogging about! We are not Hispanic to begin with.
One of the worst things I read about Brazil. I mean whoever wrote this garbage never met a Brazilian or been to Brazil EVER!
I ended up sending the author a email correcting all it's mistakes and it said address doesn't exist (big surprise, right?!)
Brazil got a vest variety of foods, depending on the state or region we have different recipes. The author listed a brand of corneal flour and named it as a recipe instead of the actual dish which is Brazilian cuscuz. Also compares Brazilian cheese rolls as British scones (not even close), calls corneal cake pound cake, and names our foods in Spanish and not even Portuguese much less Brazilian Portuguese.
And the blogger literally says that we don't ever eat eggs for breakfast, like it's offensive to do so.
Doesn't take much to find good information about Brazil, but after seeing a completely disregard towards Brazilian culture, I can imagine they done the same towards other Central and South American countries.