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| Name | Surprise at BRAZILIAN STREET FOOD and FARMERS MARKET | Rural Travel in Brazil |
| Video Uploader | Video From Alt Living with Steve and Naz |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 23-03-2024 15:47:54 |
| Video Discription | A "feira" in Brazil is a vibrant and bustling street market, offering a rich tapestry of sights, sounds, and flavors that encapsulate the country's diverse culinary culture. These markets are typically held weekly in cities and towns across Brazil, drawing locals and tourists alike to experience the lively atmosphere and array of goods on offer. At a Brazilian "feira," one can expect to find a plethora of street foods that cater to various tastes and preferences. Among the tantalizing options are savory treats like "pastel," a fried pastry filled with a variety of fillings such as cheese, meat, or shrimp, and "coxinha," a deep-fried chicken croquette with a crispy exterior and flavorful chicken filling. For those seeking heartier fare, there's "acarajé," a Bahian delicacy made from deep-fried dough filled with spicy shrimp and other accompaniments. Moreover, feiras are renowned for their regional specialties, such as "tapioca" pancakes filled with sweet or savory ingredients, and skewered meats known as "espetinho." Additionally, visitors can indulge in Brazil's national dish, "feijoada," a hearty stew of black beans and pork served with rice, farofa, and greens. Dessert options abound as well, including the beloved "brigadeiro," a chocolate truffle rolled in sprinkles or shredded coconut. Overall, a visit to a Brazilian feira is an immersive culinary adventure, offering a tantalizing array of street foods that celebrate the country's vibrant gastronomic heritage. *About us:* We're Steve and Naz - Vanlifers, Digital Nomads, Tiny House explorer and World Travelers. This channel showcases some of our travels and experiences as we explore different cultures and countries. We also provide tips and advice on how to live and travel as digital nomads and live in a van. ✉ ✉ SIGN UP TO OUR EMAIL UPDATES HERE: www.Altliving.co ✉ ✉ 👉🏻 Follow Us 👉🏻 Instagram: @steveandnaz 👉🏻 Telegram: @AltLiving 👉🏻 Email Updates + Web Site: www.Altliving.co 👉🏻 Facebook: @AltLivingTinyHouses 👉🏻 OTHER SOCIALS: www.linktr.ee/steveandnaz *********************************************************** Help us make more videos like these: Do all your shopping through with our Amazon link: https://amzn.to/3TWNIcg Locals: https://tinyhousestinyliving.locals.com/ Other: www.AltLiving.co (As an Amazon Associate, we earn commission when you purchase 'through' some of our special links above... Even if you purchase nearly any other product on Amazon! And at no extra cost to you.) 🎧🎶 Music licensed by SoundStripe. Get your own music at a discount: https://soundstripe.com?fpr=steveandnaz Important: Remember to use promo code: 'STEVENAZ' for your discount at checkout. s88VKo00wAc |
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