omg you tried Amandita. I feel honored to have such a good review even tho I did not create this but my great uncle made that for my great auntie back in the 50's at his chocolate factory and after sold to Lacta company :) recipe changed a lot and the chocolate inside used to taste like nutella but i'm happy you got to experience that
A curiosity, here in Brazil we don't eat avocado with salty foods, like guacamole. Here avocado is a sweet fruit, we make smoothies with milk and sugar.
Avocado is an interesting fruit, kinda salty, kinda sweet, so it's easy to see how it can go both ways (like peanut) even though I never had guacamole. The fruit itself, personally I prefer it natural, raw, not even adding sugar. Of course, the sweet smoothie is also amazing.
But in some places we do also eat guacamole, in São Paulo for example (where I leave) I personally don’t really like eating avocado as a sweet but most of Brazilians do
Important to say that there is avocado and abacate that goes better with sugar indeed. Avocado was always hard to find here and it's texture goes better with food.
Fun fact: We don’t typically have peanut butter in Brazil, at least not like Jiff or something, i hate the ones from here, they are mostly sugar-free and they taste TERRIBLE, but we do LOVE peanuts in every other way, Paçoquita, cooked, fried, raw, we just love it
Everything where you saw “nova receita” or “nova formula” used to taste a lot better before they switch formula to cut costs 🤦🏻♂️ Some brand are relaunching the “classic/old recipe” and probably will sell it on a higher price and people will buy because tastes better.
Infelizmente todos os gringos tem dificuldade em pronunciar palavras com acentos e etc. Essas palavras são o verdadeiro terror do português. Então eles lêem pão como se fosse o paoh que parece com pau kkkk. É engraçado mas é difícil 😅.
Dude... He's a beast HAHAHAHA He even broke the Batom in half to open it. Who does that? HAHAHA Is like ppl who bite kit kat with out pulling out the bars apart😂
In the last years these types of foods in Brazil have been going through A LOT of something called "reduflação (shrinkflation)", which is when companies reduce the size/quantity of their products and, in some cases, even replace the ingredients with lower quality ones. They do this to bypass inflation, to keep product prices more stable. All these snacks used to be bigger and tastier years ago, now they're just a mere shadow of what they used to be. I'm not gonna lie, for me, with the exception of a few, all of these snacks are pretty bad and not worth the money. I like to eat the more natural ones, like peanuts. Other than that, I prefer eating fruits and good old homemade food. Great video man, props from Brazil!
@Rodrigues-h6dVerdade, eu nasci em 2002, ainda peguei um pouco da época em que as coisas ainda eram relativamente boas. Agora dá até uma tristeza provar esses salgadinhos/doces e perceber que a qualidade está muito inferior ao que era.
Eu achava que eu nunca ia parar de comer doces e bolachas, mas já tem uns dois anos que eu parei, ficaram todos horríveis, o único doce que eu consumo é paçoquita ou paçoca de uma marca específica. Do resto ficou tudo muito artificial e extremamente doce, com gosto de remédio, até a coca cola tá ruim
@Rodrigues-h6d o Suflair do começo dos anos 2000 era incrível. Hoje parece um chocolate branco da pior qualidade misturado com um ao leite. E nem preciso comentar sobre o Passatempo...
Something to have in mind: Brazil is an enormous country with continental proportions. So, it is absolutely understandable that some products aren't known by some Brazilians themselves. For example, I never saw this cassava-flavored snack in my hometown but had once when I traveled about 1200 miles upstate.
Hi I’m Brazilian ! Been loving your reviews! These are all very traditional supermarket treats, BIS is definitely one of our favorites and more popular.
Na minha opinião, o Lollo era muito mais gostoso antigamente. Sempre tinha briga em casa por quem ficava com o chocolate. Mas hoje em dia, mudaram a receita e o gosto acabou se reduzindo a um chocolate de menor qualidade....
"Passatempo" means hobby, pastime... and these cookies are also a memory game with those animals figures. You can spread all of them on a table and play memory game before you eat Special for kids
Yes the Bauducco waffle is a brazilian product, it's produced in the states of Minas Gerais and São Paulo. The brand was founded by an italian immigrant first as a small candy shop in São Paulo in the 50's and eventually became a big company.
Na verdade era Lollo (mascote vaquinha amarela), quando começou. Depois virou Milkybar (acho que nos anos 90, mascote Azul) (não Milkway), e depois voltou a ser Lollo. Engraçado que o Milkybar americano é o nosso Galak.
Your selection is really good. It covers many of the most popular snacks from the big companies that are very common to the whole country. Of course, Brazil is huge and every region has their specific snacks in addition to these. Also, I agree that, without the childhood memories and nostalgia that only brazilians would have, most of them are a 6 or a 7. And by the way, you got the spirit of Bis, you cannot stop eating until the box is empty. lol
Bro that's what i call a review. What a MASSIVE compilation of snacks brazilian snacks and i can tell you you got GOOD STUFF!!! And man i remember seeing in some video you saying that you're really up to learn new things, languages and seriously it makes me glad that you're getting increasingly better in every video trying brazilian stuff, you're telling a good part of the portuguese words right!!
26:36 it's soo hard to define a most popular thing in Brazil, our country is soo big, tastes vary a lot from state to state. Peanut butter and jelly is very rare as far as I'm concerned. Peanut butter alone is more popular but I still wouldn't say popular.
Bis actually came far before KitKat was a thing in brazil, it's very traditional and a lot of people do like the white one too. Also there's the original Bis that's called 'milk chocolate' flavor.
O cara é um ogro destroçando tudo que aparece pela frente, com um português MUITO BOM. Vi quatro vídeos em seguida e tive que me inscrever. MUITO BOM! The guy is an ogre destroying everything in sight, with VERY GOOD Portuguese. I saw four videos in a row and had to subscribe. VERY GOOD! PS.: Bis has this effect on everyone. You can only stop after the box is finished
I like that he's honest, very descriptive, and tried them when being actually very hungry, precisely to try as many as possible! Would probably get more views if this video was split into parts.
You're a freaking legend! Congrats on valuing our snacks and food. Best way of knowing a country is with food. Like some other people said in the comment section, you should try our brazilian bbq. There are some steakhouse chains from Brazil over there in the U.S, but heard some people saying that it is not that great. Heard about a food truck spot tho, in Austin, called "Boteco". Authentic brazilian barbecue and you can also try our masterpiece national dish called "Feijoada" made from scratch with legit ingredients. A black bean and pork stew with that "sand" you ate called farofa. You should really try farofa made after ordering, cuz the heat enriches the experience.
Also, you should try more of our national fruits. The one I'd say is more authentic is the cashew juice. Cashew is not actually a nut but a fruit. The nut is just the roasted seed from the fruit. It is really refreshing with no taste similar to it.
If you like fried stuff, try Pastel and Coxinha. Sugar cane juice usually accompanies pastel. You can make pastel at home to have a better experience cuz it ain't that hard. Coxinha: there's no way you won't like it!
When we drink beer in Brazil we usually try that with japanese style peanuts, peeled peanuts and cassava layered peanuts. It's really good while you have a good bitter beer. Of course, we drink our beer also with some good barbecue (picanha, fraldinha, maminha, alcatra).
Man, seeing you enjoying the food with so much enthusiasm, exactly how it’s meant to be appreciated, is really great to watch. It’s much better and more respectful than most of the channels that try foreign foods.”
sou do sul, nunca vi essa marca . Já experimentei o da elma chips, nao sei se é a mesma coisa, parece que sim, mas nada de mais, não vale a pena pra mim.
Do ES, também nunca vi, mas se eu entendi direito e é tipo um biscoito de polvilho com amendoim torrado dentro, então é uma ideia INCRÍVEL! Amo biscoito de polvilho, e amo amendoim de qualquer jeito. Seria perfeito pra comer vendo um filme.
You had very popular snacks... the ones that we have here. Talking about the salty ones, you should try Baconzitos and Cebolitos (bacon and onion flavors from Pepsico) and the Mexican Spice Torcida... I think those are really brazilians. Nice video man.
Basically, almost everything there (if not everything) is made in Brazil, even if the parent company is an international one, like Nestlé. Brazil has a very large and robust manufacturing industry, which allows for local production on a significant scale. Nice video! Now you have to try our dishes!
As for the peanut butter question, we used to have something called "Amendocrem" here, i'm not sure if they're still in business because i haven't seen them for a looooong time! It was huuuge in the 90s, now it's pretty rare and feels like a rich kid's thing.
We don't eat peanut butter so often like you guys, it's actually not common at all. However the peanut compressed powder you ate is childhood for any Brazilian. We are literally raised with them hahaha I love it myself. We sometimes use it as a topping for everything like ice cream for example or açaí bowls
Hey Brave Belly👍 I freaking enjoy seeing the opinions of foreigners tasting our food and I see you know "gringo” means “foreogner” here in Brazil, nice😀 So, I wrote a few comments and explanations for you as the video went on: - I believe all the stuff made by PepsiCo and Nestlé you had there are exclusive to Brazil, only from foreign companies. - The “Fandangos” chips you had are ham-flavored and they're perfectly salted IMO🤤 "Balducco” is a Brazilian brand founded by Italian immigrants in the 20th century, hence it's literally the family's second name. - “Bis” is made by a Brazilian brand called “Lacta” and they make various types of chocolate, and "branco” means" white”, and dude I'm with you on team white chocolate 🤜🤛 best sh ever lol - “Amandita” is supposed to be a more premium more expensive snack and also be walnut flavor but as you could see, they're nothing special and quite average lol - Those cassava peanut snacks are known here as “ovinho de amendoim” (peanut eggies) and one of my fav snacks ever, they're popular here and their quality ranges a lot from brand to brand, so I highly recommend trying out different brands so you can find your personal fav😉 - The red bag "vovozinha” snack is a type of sweet popcorn popular here - “Torcida” means “cheering/rooting group of people” and the snack is heavily advertised as something you're supposed to eat while watching soccer lol - "Paçoquita” is truly the best brand of this candy we have here called “paçoca” and it's literally dry peanut butter lol and let me tell you, my absolute favorite candy for life! And answering your question about whether Brazilians do or don't eat peanut butter, no we don't for the vast majority, and it's usually associated with American culture lol but we do have PB at groceries, just not a part of our culture. - "Garoto” is a chocolate factory from my state of São Paulo and to my taste buds, the higher quality stuff and my go-to Brazilian chocolates most times I truly hope all the info above helps you clarify a good drink of your questions about everything you ate there and thank you so much for showcasing a part of our culture on your channel and I hope you grow a lot here on RUclips🔥 Love from Brazil
I love how you always observe the tastes and try to define them as "for kiddos" or "for grown ups", because it makes total sense! Here in Brazil, even children like the same level of sweetness as adults, so popcorn Grandma's, for example, are for both audiences. But "Torcida", is a snack that adults usually eat when drinking a beer.
Good to see people from other countries trying our popular food/snacks and learning a little about our country culture during the process. You should definitely try "Bolo de rolo". It´s a type of cake usually eaten as dessert in northeastern Brazil. It can come in various flavors like Guava, Chocolate, etc and combined with a good cup of coffee or with some ice cream is so good.
Great !!!! I love MMA too , I Begin traing since 1993 and I have in tapes the UFC 1 to 7 !!!! I treined Boxe , Full contact , Kickboxing and now I am Purple Belt BJJ....Um Grande abraço de São Paulo - Brasil !
Brazillian here! idk if someone already commented this, but, a fun fact about ´´serenata de amor´´ (the first chocolate u ate from the yellow box): because its name is ´´love serenade´´ it used to come wrapped in a plastic with some pick-up lines, it was really fun, i was kinda sad when they changed the packaging btw, loving your videos!
gosto muito do seu canal, acho que vc e sincero, porque se vc gostar você fala, mas se não gosta você não fala, e isso e legal, porque tem RUclipsrs que são falsos, em questão desses assuntos
I do not know if older people prefer Bono but it is the favorite stuffed biscuit of my father who is 50 years old and generally doesn't care much for sweets so you may be right.
"Bis" literally means "Encore", like you eat a bis, then want one more, one more, one more... then the package is over.. :D
Sounds about right 😋👌🏼🎯
Ele entendeu a prática antes da teoria hahaha
@@HenriqueMinuzo kkkkkk o cara é bom man, nem precisou saber o que tá escrito pra pegar a ideia
EUUU QUE IA COMENTAR ISSO CARA PAKSOASIA 😂
@@Bravebellymy favorite is the Oreo bis, is very good you must try 😅
O cara entendeu como faz pra ganhar engajamento, recrutou o povo certo! kkkk
Se olhar as visualizações dos vídeos os reviews brasileiros tem muuuuuito mais visualizações kkkkkk
Papo reto os gringos consegue chamar a nossa atenção fácil fácil
Ent vey!
daqui um ano comendo assim se não engordar.. eu só olhando já ganhei 1 kg kkk
This guy found the formula for RUclips success: summoning Brazilians!
Got to give my viewers what they want 🎯
@@Bravebelly You did good, soldier.
That's the secret, Brazilians are very welcoming, besides being a giant country.
Se for uma interação honesta e não forçada, vamos amar mesmo
@@lucasaugusto3511 é hoje em dia a gringa já tem ingleses, russos e portugueses que amam o Brasil
“okay one more” 5x 😂😂😂😂
literally the meaning of “BIS”
"Torcida" is the collective of fans of a sport. The snack was made to eat in stadiums.
The next step is to go to a Brazillian barbecue restaurant
Tem que ser gaúcho haha
@@HenriqueMinuzo that's too advanced. Only after a normal brazilian barbecue and a family brazilian barbecue he could try a gaúcho one
@@rabanetegamer3652 e pq tu ta respondendo o cara em inglês?kkkkkkkk
@@anjos0220 na hora eu tava pensando em inglês ainda
@@rabanetegamer3652 kkkkkkkk acontece irmão quase te respondi em inglês tbm ai pensei ué carai kkkk
adoro o jeito q ele vai abrindo as coisas na brutalidade KKKKKKKKKKK abrindo as coisas a moda k ralha e comendo todos os doces.
your are the best man
O cara parece faminto kkkkk nao come só um pedacinho, sai comwndo varios em sequencia hahaha adorei tbm
49:26 Eu morro de rir, ao passo que me dá uma agonia kkkkk Ele estourando o DipLoko no dente e jogando o palito KKKK
nem pra desenrolar o gomets kkkk só rasgou msm
finally someone that really shows our real snacks
I like the way this guy eats our food, straight to the point, he's very sincere and knows how to appreciate what we eat.
que que tu tá fazendo aqui russo
omg you tried Amandita. I feel honored to have such a good review even tho I did not create this but my great uncle made that for my great auntie back in the 50's at his chocolate factory and after sold to Lacta company :)
recipe changed a lot and the chocolate inside used to taste like nutella
but i'm happy you got to experience that
It’s an honor to hear your story 🙏🏼 bless u and your family ✨
A curiosity, here in Brazil we don't eat avocado with salty foods, like guacamole. Here avocado is a sweet fruit, we make smoothies with milk and sugar.
Interesting!
@@BravebellyBut some of we mexican food lovers do eat guacamole occasionally ok 😂.
I love to make at home sometimes
Avocado is an interesting fruit, kinda salty, kinda sweet, so it's easy to see how it can go both ways (like peanut) even though I never had guacamole.
The fruit itself, personally I prefer it natural, raw, not even adding sugar. Of course, the sweet smoothie is also amazing.
But in some places we do also eat guacamole, in São Paulo for example (where I leave) I personally don’t really like eating avocado as a sweet but most of Brazilians do
Important to say that there is avocado and abacate that goes better with sugar indeed. Avocado was always hard to find here and it's texture goes better with food.
Fun fact: We don’t typically have peanut butter in Brazil, at least not like Jiff or something, i hate the ones from here, they are mostly sugar-free and they taste TERRIBLE, but we do LOVE peanuts in every other way, Paçoquita, cooked, fried, raw, we just love it
The world needs to really embrace Pnut butter, damnit! 😆
I eat peanut butter every day in Brazil. Natural or flavored, there are many options.
@@WBoves manteiga de amendoim não é comum no Brasil, até pq é muito caro
@@ajota2288 , pago 17,00 numa Da Colônia natural.
que isso tem o amendocream
Everything where you saw “nova receita” or “nova formula” used to taste a lot better before they switch formula to cut costs 🤦🏻♂️
Some brand are relaunching the “classic/old recipe” and probably will sell it on a higher price and people will buy because tastes better.
Indeed, Amandita was so much better a few years ago. Same with "Diamante Negro". I'll never forgive Lacta for screwing my favorite products
Yeah, most of it is just hydrogenated fat, nowadays 😢
exactly like the new Pepsi.... (new recipe = less sugar = cut costs)... it taste like soap
essas bolachas q ele comeu puro sebo coitado
Exatamente! Se ele tivesse pego esses doces e biscoitos lá nos anos 90 as notas seriam bem maiores.
KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK ARREBENTOU TUDO MANO KKKKKKKKK
melhor review de todos de snacks Brasileiros!!!
O ''PAU DE MEL" me fez rir kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
QUAL É CARA AAKAKAKAKKA
Infelizmente todos os gringos tem dificuldade em pronunciar palavras com acentos e etc.
Essas palavras são o verdadeiro terror do português.
Então eles lêem pão como se fosse o paoh que parece com pau kkkk.
É engraçado mas é difícil 😅.
sabia que ia ter um pão mal pronunciado aqui kkkkkkkkk
eu vi teu comentário, depois dele falar eu ri muito kkkkkkkkkkkkk
Evento canônico de todo estrangeiro aprendendo português kkkk
The way that you just put the DipLoko powders in your mouth, ripped off the lollipop from the sticks and threw them away was amazing. Well done.
That's a real pro
Dude... He's a beast HAHAHAHA He even broke the Batom in half to open it. Who does that? HAHAHA Is like ppl who bite kit kat with out pulling out the bars apart😂
In the last years these types of foods in Brazil have been going through A LOT of something called "reduflação (shrinkflation)", which is when companies reduce the size/quantity of their products and, in some cases, even replace the ingredients with lower quality ones. They do this to bypass inflation, to keep product prices more stable. All these snacks used to be bigger and tastier years ago, now they're just a mere shadow of what they used to be. I'm not gonna lie, for me, with the exception of a few, all of these snacks are pretty bad and not worth the money. I like to eat the more natural ones, like peanuts. Other than that, I prefer eating fruits and good old homemade food. Great video man, props from Brazil!
@Rodrigues-h6dVerdade, eu nasci em 2002, ainda peguei um pouco da época em que as coisas ainda eram relativamente boas. Agora dá até uma tristeza provar esses salgadinhos/doces e perceber que a qualidade está muito inferior ao que era.
@@harpyeagle8018 Passatempo nunca mais foi o mesmo, dentre outros vários que também perderam não só o gosto como até a textura com isso
Eu achava que eu nunca ia parar de comer doces e bolachas, mas já tem uns dois anos que eu parei, ficaram todos horríveis, o único doce que eu consumo é paçoquita ou paçoca de uma marca específica. Do resto ficou tudo muito artificial e extremamente doce, com gosto de remédio, até a coca cola tá ruim
@@GeanCarlos-l1x rockitas? Pra mim é a única paçoca que presta desde sempre, o doce na medida e não tem pedaços enormes de amendoim mal triturado
@Rodrigues-h6d o Suflair do começo dos anos 2000 era incrível. Hoje parece um chocolate branco da pior qualidade misturado com um ao leite. E nem preciso comentar sobre o Passatempo...
You really embraced the Brazillian comunnity, you just found fãns for life my man.
Thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Something to have in mind: Brazil is an enormous country with continental proportions. So, it is absolutely understandable that some products aren't known by some Brazilians themselves. For example, I never saw this cassava-flavored snack in my hometown but had once when I traveled about 1200 miles upstate.
Essa versão eu nunca vi, mas aqui encontro muito fácil o "Ovinhos".
BIS is very popular in Brazil 🇧🇷
You really bought Brazilian products that are present in our daily lives. A big hug.
Hi I’m Brazilian ! Been loving your reviews! These are all very traditional supermarket treats, BIS is definitely one of our favorites and more popular.
As a Brazilian I love to watch you experience our food! Keep it coming, I'm also learning English with you, thanks
Awesome! Thank you!
I hereby declare Brave Belly the US ambassador to Brazil!
jokes aside we love your content, keep up the good work!!
Você precisa ir numa churrascaria brasileira ❤❤ adorei o vídeo
Thanks! 🫶🏼
O cara encontrou as coisas que a gente ama, principalmente o bombom garoto 🤩
O cara comendo "Lollo" mal sabe que esse é o que sempre fica por ultimo hahahahah
Penúltimo, antes do abandonado “Caribe”
@@MNGermann 😂😂😂😂 de banana é bom cara
Na minha opinião, o Lollo era muito mais gostoso antigamente. Sempre tinha briga em casa por quem ficava com o chocolate. Mas hoje em dia, mudaram a receita e o gosto acabou se reduzindo a um chocolate de menor qualidade....
abandonado kkkkk primeiro que eu e muita gente come @@MNGermann
Um dos vídeos mais aguardados, excelente!! 🇧🇷 👏🫡
"Pão de Mel" It's like a chocolate dough with brown sugar and honey
Mas ele não comeu pão de mel no vídeo , ele comeu "honey cock" kskskk
"Passatempo" means hobby, pastime... and these cookies are also a memory game with those animals figures.
You can spread all of them on a table and play memory game before you eat
Special for kids
Yes the Bauducco waffle is a brazilian product, it's produced in the states of Minas Gerais and São Paulo. The brand was founded by an italian immigrant first as a small candy shop in São Paulo in the 50's and eventually became a big company.
Love your pronunciations, very entertaining video! Glad people appreciating my favorite chocolate, BIS!
Thank you. Glad you liked it 🙏🏼
Amooo os vídeos desse cara, sempre me dá vontade de comer kkkkk
The fandangos flavor you read it: it is ham/presunto.
26:10 lollo actually was milkway. Nestle renamed it to lollo 15 or 20 years ago
Na verdade era Lollo (mascote vaquinha amarela), quando começou. Depois virou Milkybar (acho que nos anos 90, mascote Azul) (não Milkway), e depois voltou a ser Lollo. Engraçado que o Milkybar americano é o nosso Galak.
15:36 This one we call a “tira gosto”, which is basically a category of snacks to eat with a good beer, we love to have Torcida and peanuts too
Here in Brazil only the "bodybuilders" eat peanut butter. It's not a common thing. Funny thing is that the "Paçoquinha" is REALLY cultural
because here in brazil all the peanut butter are WHOLE peanut butter. INEDABLE, only these lunatics can eat it.
Your selection is really good. It covers many of the most popular snacks from the big companies that are very common to the whole country. Of course, Brazil is huge and every region has their specific snacks in addition to these. Also, I agree that, without the childhood memories and nostalgia that only brazilians would have, most of them are a 6 or a 7. And by the way, you got the spirit of Bis, you cannot stop eating until the box is empty. lol
Como não pensei antes em comer sopa com torcida.
Torcida was made to eat while watching sports (football of course)
The vovozinha is a candy popcorn, but the popping process is the same as the puffed rice, that's why you feel it's similar
Bro that's what i call a review. What a MASSIVE compilation of snacks brazilian snacks and i can tell you you got GOOD STUFF!!! And man i remember seeing in some video you saying that you're really up to learn new things, languages and seriously it makes me glad that you're getting increasingly better in every video trying brazilian stuff, you're telling a good part of the portuguese words right!!
Eu acho que é um dos primeiros americanos que eu percebo que consegue pronunciar bem as palavras em Português. Muito legal.
26:36 it's soo hard to define a most popular thing in Brazil, our country is soo big, tastes vary a lot from state to state.
Peanut butter and jelly is very rare as far as I'm concerned. Peanut butter alone is more popular but I still wouldn't say popular.
The filling of "Sonho de Valsa" (the bombom with red package) is actually made of cashew nuts cream.
Bis is EXACTLY like this we just CAN'T NOT STOP EATING!! 😂😂❤❤❤
The Branco is not the Brand . Branco means white , for the white chocolate . The Brand is Lacta
The way he was chewing the lollipops lmao!!
Bis actually came far before KitKat was a thing in brazil, it's very traditional and a lot of people do like the white one too. Also there's the original Bis that's called 'milk chocolate' flavor.
Brazil mentioned.
Now just wait for 500 thousand Brazilians interacting in your videos
It’s nice to bring ppl together over food 🫶🏼
I'm Brazilian and I've never heard of smoobol, Bis is amazing!
O cara é um ogro destroçando tudo que aparece pela frente, com um português MUITO BOM. Vi quatro vídeos em seguida e tive que me inscrever. MUITO BOM!
The guy is an ogre destroying everything in sight, with VERY GOOD Portuguese. I saw four videos in a row and had to subscribe. VERY GOOD!
PS.: Bis has this effect on everyone. You can only stop after the box is finished
I like that he's honest, very descriptive, and tried them when being actually very hungry, precisely to try as many as possible!
Would probably get more views if this video was split into parts.
I've never heard about this Smolbol here in São Paulo, but this cassava chip is very popular under other brands
You're a freaking legend! Congrats on valuing our snacks and food. Best way of knowing a country is with food.
Like some other people said in the comment section, you should try our brazilian bbq.
There are some steakhouse chains from Brazil over there in the U.S, but heard some people saying that it is not that great.
Heard about a food truck spot tho, in Austin, called "Boteco". Authentic brazilian barbecue and you can also try our masterpiece national dish called "Feijoada" made from scratch with legit ingredients. A black bean and pork stew with that "sand" you ate called farofa. You should really try farofa made after ordering, cuz the heat enriches the experience.
Also, you should try more of our national fruits. The one I'd say is more authentic is the cashew juice. Cashew is not actually a nut but a fruit. The nut is just the roasted seed from the fruit. It is really refreshing with no taste similar to it.
If you like fried stuff, try Pastel and Coxinha. Sugar cane juice usually accompanies pastel. You can make pastel at home to have a better experience cuz it ain't that hard. Coxinha: there's no way you won't like it!
When we drink beer in Brazil we usually try that with japanese style peanuts, peeled peanuts and cassava layered peanuts. It's really good while you have a good bitter beer. Of course, we drink our beer also with some good barbecue (picanha, fraldinha, maminha, alcatra).
12:00 you actually nailed it, here my mom love eating these "Bono" biscuits with coffee, she usually likes to get a bowl and eat half of the packet.
Man, seeing you enjoying the food with so much enthusiasm, exactly how it’s meant to be appreciated, is really great to watch. It’s much better and more respectful than most of the channels that try foreign foods.”
15:36 Brazilian here, never seen this brand in my life lol. There is a cheaper version in here that we buy for barbecue
Também nunca vi dessa marca. Mas acho que tem alguma versão desse salgado, da Elma Chips.
sou do sul, nunca vi essa marca . Já experimentei o da elma chips, nao sei se é a mesma coisa, parece que sim, mas nada de mais, não vale a pena pra mim.
Do ES, também nunca vi, mas se eu entendi direito e é tipo um biscoito de polvilho com amendoim torrado dentro, então é uma ideia INCRÍVEL! Amo biscoito de polvilho, e amo amendoim de qualquer jeito. Seria perfeito pra comer vendo um filme.
@@geekley não então, eu já vi esse negócio, mas nunca dessa marca
Se tem gringo experimentando nossas comidas tem meu like.
You had very popular snacks... the ones that we have here. Talking about the salty ones, you should try Baconzitos and Cebolitos (bacon and onion flavors from Pepsico) and the Mexican Spice Torcida... I think those are really brazilians. Nice video man.
Thanks for the tips!
torcida de pimenta jalapeña bom demais
Reagir alguma coisa do Brasil, como algum hino sempre atrai Brasileiros
Isso evoluiu bem rápido... de MRE para doces brasileiros em apenas alguns vídeos.
Ele tentando ler "paçoca" de cabeça pra baixo kkkk 😂😂😂😂
Tadinho, gente kkkk
44:50 you couldn't read because it was upside down haha
ele podia fazer um video provando os nossos doces mais caseiros tambem! tipo doce de leite, cocada, brigadeiro, pe de moleque..
Guy! Come to Brazil! You have to eat Moqueca de camarão, Acarajé, Feijoada, Cocada... 💚💛💙🤍
Gente.. adorei kkk me deu meio nervoso que ele já coloca na boca e da o review, parece que nem sentiu o gosto ainda! Mas adoro ver esses vídeos
10:20 Bis and literally Bis kkkkkkkkkkk
love to seeing you tasting things from Brazil ❤
Im happy u liked our snacks
Anything corn is a Brazilian culture and its economy.... i love corn chips... stay blessed mark❤😊
"Paçoquinha/Paçoquita" is also called Paçoca, it's the standard way to call it. It's literally roasted peanut tritured with sugar and a pinch of salt.
After this video of him trying Brazilian sweets, his diabetes level increased by
Brazilian tip: if fandangos or another snack isnt that much crunchie you can put on microwave for 30 second for time till is hot and crunchie again
The best of all is called "Baconzitos". A wheat snack with bacon flavor.
Basically, almost everything there (if not everything) is made in Brazil, even if the parent company is an international one, like Nestlé. Brazil has a very large and robust manufacturing industry, which allows for local production on a significant scale.
Nice video! Now you have to try our dishes!
I cant stop to eat Bis too !!!! I think better than that MRE last !!!!!! You Rock whit this video !!!!! I apprecciate it !!!!
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Its almost 1 here in Brazil and im here watching this.
We do have peanut butter, but only very few people eat it on a daily basis.
As for the peanut butter question, we used to have something called "Amendocrem" here, i'm not sure if they're still in business because i haven't seen them for a looooong time! It was huuuge in the 90s, now it's pretty rare and feels like a rich kid's thing.
Your videos are great, man! Keep your great work! Your reviews and opinions are very easy to stay watching!
Glad you like them!
Thank you for calling our women strong! We indeed have runner horses legs 😂
BIS is extremely popular in Brazil, I'm glad you liked it. I loved the video and I loved the channel. I'm going to subscribe. Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷
Sonho de Valsa, Ouro Branco and Bis are very popular, everyone loves it
We don't eat peanut butter so often like you guys, it's actually not common at all. However the peanut compressed powder you ate is childhood for any Brazilian. We are literally raised with them hahaha I love it myself. We sometimes use it as a topping for everything like ice cream for example or açaí bowls
Hey Brave Belly👍 I freaking enjoy seeing the opinions of foreigners tasting our food and I see you know "gringo” means “foreogner” here in Brazil, nice😀
So, I wrote a few comments and explanations for you as the video went on:
- I believe all the stuff made by PepsiCo and Nestlé you had there are exclusive to Brazil, only from foreign companies.
- The “Fandangos” chips you had are ham-flavored and they're perfectly salted IMO🤤
"Balducco” is a Brazilian brand founded by Italian immigrants in the 20th century, hence it's literally the family's second name.
- “Bis” is made by a Brazilian brand called “Lacta” and they make various types of chocolate, and "branco” means" white”, and dude I'm with you on team white chocolate 🤜🤛 best sh ever lol
- “Amandita” is supposed to be a more premium more expensive snack and also be walnut flavor but as you could see, they're nothing special and quite average lol
- Those cassava peanut snacks are known here as “ovinho de amendoim” (peanut eggies) and one of my fav snacks ever, they're popular here and their quality ranges a lot from brand to brand, so I highly recommend trying out different brands so you can find your personal fav😉
- The red bag "vovozinha” snack is a type of sweet popcorn popular here
- “Torcida” means “cheering/rooting group of people” and the snack is heavily advertised as something you're supposed to eat while watching soccer lol
- "Paçoquita” is truly the best brand of this candy we have here called “paçoca” and it's literally dry peanut butter lol and let me tell you, my absolute favorite candy for life! And answering your question about whether Brazilians do or don't eat peanut butter, no we don't for the vast majority, and it's usually associated with American culture lol but we do have PB at groceries, just not a part of our culture.
- "Garoto” is a chocolate factory from my state of São Paulo and to my taste buds, the higher quality stuff and my go-to Brazilian chocolates most times
I truly hope all the info above helps you clarify a good drink of your questions about everything you ate there and thank you so much for showcasing a part of our culture on your channel and I hope you grow a lot here on RUclips🔥 Love from Brazil
When you ate BIS you u understood why this is the name even not knowing "i gonna eat one more, one more"
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Ele falando em português foi o ponto máximo kkkk adorei
BIS is amazing! My favorite.
I love how you always observe the tastes and try to define them as "for kiddos" or "for grown ups", because it makes total sense! Here in Brazil, even children like the same level of sweetness as adults, so popcorn Grandma's, for example, are for both audiences. But "Torcida", is a snack that adults usually eat when drinking a beer.
You chose very well! These are the best !
Good to see people from other countries trying our popular food/snacks and learning a little about our country culture during the process. You should definitely try "Bolo de rolo". It´s a type of cake usually eaten as dessert in northeastern Brazil. It can come in various flavors like Guava, Chocolate, etc and combined with a good cup of coffee or with some ice cream is so good.
i love the way you describe the food, me being a brazilian and knowing the taste of every food you ate, is like eating the fisrt time 🥰
Hello from Brazil, very good this experiênce , 50/50 very good chocolat ,food Coxinha, pastel,Churrasco etc,hummmmm,bye
Great !!!! I love MMA too , I Begin traing since 1993 and I have in tapes the UFC 1 to 7 !!!! I treined Boxe , Full contact , Kickboxing and now I am Purple Belt BJJ....Um Grande abraço de São Paulo - Brasil !
Keep it up! 🙌🏼
Kids in Brazil grow up eating pipocas like vovozinha. We call it sweet popcorn.
I call it pipoca de isopor(styrofoam popcorn)
my bro literally ate candy for a whole hour 💀💀 nice review!! now come to brazil 🍻
Brazillian here!
idk if someone already commented this, but, a fun fact about ´´serenata de amor´´ (the first chocolate u ate from the yellow box): because its name is ´´love serenade´´ it used to come wrapped in a plastic with some pick-up lines, it was really fun, i was kinda sad when they changed the packaging
btw, loving your videos!
Interesting 😁 thank you!
gosto muito do seu canal, acho que vc e sincero, porque se vc gostar você fala, mas se não gosta você não fala, e isso e legal, porque tem RUclipsrs que são falsos, em questão desses assuntos
Dude one thing to try, the soda Guarana Antartica
Yeeessss. The most Brazilian drink
Recently I think Fanta Guaraná is better than Antártica
@@Calabresa022nunca na vida, antártica, kuat e fruki são os melhores
@@akakairi eu fiz um teste cego com a Antártica, Kuat e Fanta. No rank, ganhou a Fanta, em segundo ficou a Kuat e em último a Antártica 🤷♂️
jaja o cara vai ta no guarana jesus
I do not know if older people prefer Bono but it is the favorite stuffed biscuit of my father who is 50 years old and generally doesn't care much for sweets so you may be right.
Yuup..makes perfect sense 👌🏼