🇧🇷⚔️ BRAZIL ARMY 24 HOUR COMBAT RATION 🪖🎖️MENU 1

Eating and reviewing the Brazilian military MRE •MENU 1
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[@reddog1047]

A ironia de terem aberto o suco de uva procurando droga e não terem aberto o pacote que tava escrito farinha é demais

[@OlirgMc]

kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk krl

[@GustavoPereira-sc9hf]

coisas de governo

[@AlisonLoe]

Não é irônico. Quando sabe-se que foi aberto por conta do aspecto do produto no RaioX e não por ser pó.

[@reddog1047]

@@AlisonLoe Piada mano

[@instagleder]

KKKKKKKKKKKKK, rachei

[@JoshBlueMoon5]

Brazilian here, just found your channel and i'm loving it. It's really fun to see your reactions to our food

[@Bravebelly]

Welcome!! Glad you like them :))

[@joanaandradepereira9871]

Also, your FIRST pronunciation of the word inspeção was so good :o it's kinda of a difficult word for foreigners and you had no help 😮 im shocked

[@miltoncarvalho1081]

@@JoshBlueMoon5 ele é muito bom

[@simeao1979]

One of the best stories about the Brazilian army was during the Second World War, in the Montese theater of operations. When one cold night, with a terrible snowfall, the soldiers lit a large bonfire inside the trenches. The command, when informed by superiors, did not believe the story, claiming that no one would be crazy to light a bonfire during it, as this would give away their position. On the German side they thought the same thing, that no one would give away their position with a bonfire and that it must be a trap, to expose the artillery position. As a result, the soldiers spent the night comfortably warmed by the fire because no one believed that someone would be capable of doing something crazy like that.

[@OseiasFox61a1]

Isso nunca aconteceu! penas piadas feitas por esquerdistas adoradores de Fidel pra depreciar o exército brasileiro.

[@Retr0D3ds3c]

That's fake

[@producer3879]

What we do is different. The mug is separate from the canteen, so to avoid making a mess when preparing it, you make a small hole in the rice to let oxygen in, then crush the rice packet with your hand so that it separates. After that, you heat both packets in the water in the mug of your canteen. Once they are hot, you pour the rice from the rice packet into the other packet and mix it, so you don't make a mess or dirty your equipment. You asked about our knife, there are several, the standard one is the IA2 bayonet. Fighters who use FAL usually carry more than one knife, we operate in dense and tropical forests, fire, knives and ropes are important to us.

[@paulobernardo1449]

It's great to know that you're learning and studying about the culture, the comment about the cassava flour being more common in the northern of Brasil is spot on. Appreciate it!

[@Bravebelly]

Thanks! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🫶🏼

[@viniciusoliveira7532]

Brazilian here, man when i first ate the brazilian navy ration i was on the field training... it was waaaay better then eating the food prepared on the base's kitchen.

[@Bravebelly]

Really?! It’s usually the opposite here. People complain about MREs like it’s punishment

[@Arthur-ns7bt]

@@Bravebelly Our MRE remember us the home food, like when our mom cook for us. Rice and beans are the very daily food of almost every Brazilian family, and I guess that's a huge psychological advantage while in combat

[@Azmodanful]

Farinha de mandioca is a type of flour made of cassava. And we eat it just like you did, directly on the food, or we used it to make another dish called "farofa". We mix thinks like grated carrots, sliced boiled eggs, meat. You should try it someday.

[@Bravebelly]

Sounds great! I definitely will if I get the chance

[@deafepush7772]

Cara você tem que provar o churrasco brasileiro, você vai amar ! Sobre um filme, te recomendo assistir o filme Carandiru . 🇧🇷

[@miltoncarvalho1081]

Regarding your question about our army knives, the brand that makes and sells them to the army is "IMBEL"

[@Bravebelly]

Great to know!

[@joaoarthurrezende3940]

@@Bravebelly Link for catalog PDF: www.imbel.gov.br/phocadownload/produtos/catalogo-de-produtos-imbel-2018.pdf

[@Sv4NNe]

When you talked about toughness and not making much money, it reminded me of a video made by an American recording a normal day within the Sao Paulo Military Police and the captain of the unit said it's a vocation because the money is too little for what they do everyday.

[@Bravebelly]

I just watched a documentary one C.O.R.E. And they mentioned how most of the members have a second job 🤯🤦🏼‍♂️

[@andrecremonez422]

I'm a simple man, I see Brazil here, I hit like!

[@foxhound0022]

Hey dude, im a Brazilian guy that find your Channel and i loved your content, keep like that! Just a tip for you, the one who IS writen "desjejum e almoço" its like brakfest and lunch, and the one who is writen "jantar e ceia" its Just like the diner meal.

[@Tibiiah]

i dont know in the army, but being all honest, you ate most of it right, me personaly, i dont think there is wrong way to eat food, you eat as is more pleasing for you, on the guava jelly bar for example, i eat a thin slice, because is very sweet and sugary, i preferrer farofa instead of farinha (wich is the seasoned one) and thats it, i saw some comments talking about not eat with your hands, dont think that really matters, i imagine that as a soldier, i would eat as i can and problably as fast as i can, anyways nice content keep it up ps: brazil has a lot of cutural difference between south and northen, im from the south, we have a lot of european and some spanic influences (since had most european imigrants) and even more in between

[@Bravebelly]

That’s a lot of really interesting info and I appreciate hearing your perspective. Thank you for contributing, and thanks for watching 🙏🏼 I appreciate it

[@sniky3673]

The Second Mother aka "Que Horas Ela Volta?" Is one of the most famous "modern" brazilian movies released in 2015. Also Central Station aka "Central do brasil" is a classic highly recommended 👌.

[@Bravebelly]

Thanks! Will check em out 👌🏼🙏🏼

[@joaobelezo3101]

Carandiru is a great movie as well

[@Lajohns9]

The brazilian army uses the imbel army knife, you can probably find one for sale somewhere in the usa.

[@Bravebelly]

Thank you! I’m gonna look 👌🏼👍🏼

[@Akiralsdr]

In 5:18 the Ç makes de sound of the letter S, its sounds like the S in Science, Salad or the sound that the C letter makes in Cent

[@V1CTOR07]

Ah, I love watching this guy's videos, especially when he tastes food from our Brazilian army I hope your channel grows a lot, friend, you are a cool guy haha ☺️👍

[@MarcusVinicius-js9jc]

Brasil mentioned RAAARRR🇧🇷🐅🐅🐅🐅 Discovered ur channel this week and I'm enjoying a lot your content bro, wish the best for u, I can see a bright future coming really soon

[@Pumpkin-Link]

The sausage tastes bland because the beans are cooked together with the sausage slice, it acts like a seasoning, so the sausage taste gets off from the sausage and onto the bean juice

[@gleisonoliveira77]

It's really cool to see that you're not bothered by the amount of suggar in drinks because you know it's supposed to be like that. Although it's not exactly healthy, soldiers need calories to do their job and that's exactly what's this is all about. Nutrients come from meals. By the way, we do love our farinha/farofa but we don't really add it to every single dish 😂 You can use it at your own discretion! Also for the movies recommendation: You mentioned Elite Squad but I don't know if you watched Elite Squad 2, it's another masterpiece and very relatable. Great video man 👍👍

[@Bravebelly]

I don’t recall seeing the second one but it does ring a bell..I might’ve heard There’s a part two. I will definitely check it out! Thanks for reminding me!! 🙏🏼

[@christiantakata8855]

​@@Bravebelly there's even a part 3 😂😂😂 all masterpieces, and the training parts are really accurate (not as hardcore as in real life, but the essence is the same), I've done literally the same things from the movie in both of the basic army trainings ive had (to become a soldier and then to become an aspiring officer, idk if its called like this in the us, like, to be a lieutenant later).

[@Bravebelly]

@@christiantakata8855 that’s pretty cool. I’m gonna check it out!

[@luissantos847]

I love the fact that he reads Portuguese... or rather, tries to 😂

[@PedroBorgesNH]

Idk if it's something that brazillians are just used to, but we don't usually put our bare hand on food. The bananinha or the goiabinha bars, we open and we hold them with the wrapper, same goes for any other food like hamburguers, coxinha, pão de queijo, we use napkins or some sort of wrapper to hold the food, the only exceptions i can think are pizza and fries, and even so, most of the people use knife and fork to eat those, very rarely you will se someone put their bare hands on food around here.

[@Bravebelly]

Really good info 👌🏼 thank you.

[@rafinha4376]

Porra cara, aonde você viu alguém comendo baninikas ou algum outro doce com guardanapo? Eu mesmo uso as mãos. Só não pego em alimentos que façam muita sujeira ou no prato de comida, aí é anti- higiênico.

[@Sad-Arlekino]

​​@@rafinha4376o cara se referiu a usar a "embalagem" do produto pra segurar ele sem se sujar, acho q algo foi perdido na tradução kkk no caso das barrinha de banana isso seria o pacotinho mesmo, e no caso de lanches salgados seria guardanapo Oq me leva a outro ponto, onde q esse cara viu gente usar garfo e faca pra comer batata frita?? Toda vida eu só vi gente comer isso cm as mãos mesmo

[@leonardocunha2624]

​@@Sad-Arlekinoeu sou um dos que usam garfo pra comer batatas fritas kkkkk

[@MarcusVinicius-js9jc]

​@@Sad-Arlekinodepende mt da ocasiao, se for uma porção geralmente comem com a mão, agora em uma refeição tipo almoço sendo a batata um acompanhamento, geralmente comem com garfo

[@miltoncarvalho1081]

Another one from Brazil?? 🙏💪🙌

[@Bravebelly]

You know it!

[@instagleder]

If you thought our food was delicious, try it made by a brazilian or in a brazilian restaurant. These army meals are made for thousands of people, they don't have much seasoning. It's almost compared to hospital food. I saw your video eating feijoada. You will love the real feijoada!

[@PinguinCrazy]

Watch "Estômago" it fits your channel perfectly too

[@angel1.1.1]

Eu vi um comentario dizendo que voce ira num mercado brasileiro, estou ansiosa pelo video 😊😊😊 pegue sua esposa e venha para o Brasil, vai valer muito a pena a experiência ❤❤❤

[@diabolic1797]

I like your channel man, keep up

[@Bravebelly]

🙏🏼💯👌🏼

[@OrlovKruskayev]

44:00 that is goiabinha/goiabada and it is very common to be eaten with crackers or toast indeed. It is also very common to eat them with a specific kind of cheese from the state of Minas Gerais. When you do that the candy is called Romeu e Julieta and it is delicious. Some people do eat it directly though. Also, these videos are very good, hope you enjoy brazilian food sometime

[@Bravebelly]

That’s so cool that it’s called that. I’d love to try it that way! Thanks 🙏🏼

[@mueller754]

Mais uma!?!? Incrivel kkkkk Tua personalidade é muito boa

[@rexonagod188]

You can crush the rice while it is still in the package so that it does not form blocks when you open it, it makes cooking easier, here it is normal to eat crunchy biscuits with coffee in the morning or afternoon, hugs and stay well.

[@zenchillax]

the idea of boiling the whole packet works well because in Brazil we have water basically anywhere

[@matheusferreiraazevedo8267]

Brazilian beef stroganoff is delicious! We usually eat it with little potato crisps, called "batata palha," to add some crunch. Meanwhile, in Russia, they eat it with mashed potatoes, which is the opposite of our style.

[@TakizawaMassami]

Nice! This time i can say these are staples food in my country, rice, beans, cassava flour and some kind of meat are the everyday lunch for almost every Brazilian (mon to fri meals) the stroganoff is also very common in Brazilian houses (it tends to be very different from the original russian beef stroganoff), we usually eat with shredded fried potatoes, not cassava flour. These are dishes you will find in any Brazilian house. It's also cool that you are learning about other countries reviewing their MREs and reading the comment's, getting more knowledgeable each time. Keep the amazing work! Looking forward to see the rest of the Brazilian MREs in your channel. * Some good movies from Brazil (old but gold) with similar concepts as elite squad and city of god are: Bus 174 Carandiru

[@seschiin]

The packages themselves go directly into the fire, there is a slot in the metal part to support the open packages. No need for pans!

[@Bravebelly]

I’m gonna try it that way 🔜

[@nettomth]

A hug from Brazil! Your channel is amazing. I'm binge-watching it.

[@Gunitz89]

Dunno if anyone commented already, but at least here we dont usually eat Strogonoff with cassava flour, we normally use shoestring fries!

[@armaggedon390]

Always nice to see your videos, man. Keep doing your stuff.

[@trenbolado7136]

The issued knives to Brazillan army are various imbel knives model. However many carreer officers and NCOs carry zakharov knives (machete like) with animals on the pommel, and the animal on the pommel is usually related to courses they go through, for instance jungle warriors (go through CIGS) have a jaguar on their knifes, Caatinga warriors have a Carcará (hawk) and so on...

[@samuelnobre150]

normally our meat that comes with the beans dont have that much taste because the taste is in the beans and in the "bean soup''. We here do love beans, there are alot types of beans,white beans, black beans, green beans, i love them all!

[@ronaldocaetano2796]

Essa raçao é feita aqui na cidade perto de casa, minha cunhada trabalhou na fabricação.

[@Bravebelly]

That’s awesome!

[@Tecnololgia]

I also tried the third menu, and I agree with you, the protein doesn't taste fresh, it tastes like canned meat. They could improve on that aspect. Hugs from Brazil, I hope to see more MRE videos on your channel :)

[@TiagoRodrigues-oz4qs]

5:29 I hear this a lot.

[@Bravebelly]

😂

[@LucianoSilvaOficial]

About the food scene in Elite Squad, that is things that special forces or military had to endure during training. All brazilians male at 18 must enlist and the Armed Forces choose those that are fit to fill the numbers, the choosen will receive military training during 1 year, sometimes including survival in the wild. I was dismissed due to excess of personel, but i wished to serve. I heard stories of seargents bringing a bunny or a chicken and making every recruit pet the animal, then anouncing they must prepare the meal theirselfves. By the way the army teaches that the jungle is a market and you machete is a credit card.

[@vale2262]

Cheers from Brazil! About the rice, the tip is to squeeze the package to loosen up the rice.

[@farion112]

Amazing, bro!

[@marialuizamarcolino4076]

19:40 não sei se é coisa de brasileiro,mas eu amo pegar a bolacha e molhar no café, booom demais 😂

[@harrisonjonessouza790]

Nice knife , Soldier !!!!

[@foward555]

Nice bro your try... but there is just a thing to understand ... Only the Brazilians knows how to make anyfood becomes a 5 stars restaurant foods just adding and mixing simple ingredient found in the nature . Who knows Brazil very well will understand what I mean👊

[@jpinochet]

If you like of Elite Squad, I recommend Elite Squad 2. Talking about money, to be a cop here in Brazil, as they say, work as a cop, is vocation, not a profession. They do this for love of their job, They are true Heros.

[@miltoncarvalho1081]

A good Brazilian film, but not a police or action film, is Dois Filhos de Francisco, which shows the trajectory of two of the most famous singers in Brazil. There are many foreign reactions on youtube

[@Bravebelly]

Awesome! Can’t wait to see it!!

[@weverton3002]

43:30 Here in Brazil we eat guava bar with cheese, it's called Romeo and Juliet

[@ciriosimon]

My Top 3 Favourite Films 1:🥇Central Station, by Walter Salles|; 2: 🥈 Drained, by Hetor Dhalia ; 3: 🥉The Man Who Copied, by Jorge Furtado. I hope you like it...

[@Bravebelly]

Bro Thabk you so much! Tonight is going to be a movie marathon 🍿

[@jhonnatah-kn6gf]

Muito top esse tipo de conteúdo!👋👋👋

[@resodorantepracavalo3294]

Primeiro Brasileiro aqui, hehehe, pelo visto vc gostou da comida Brasileira

[@nittio7667]

Sensacional , obrigado por trazer este tipo de conteúdo!

[@gugapadilha6945]

30:18 exactly! that kinds of "farofa" people usually eat more in the northeast Brazil. I'm from southeast Brazil, and we prefer the "farofa temperada Yoki" Its a farofa with a lot of seasonings, and has a encorporated flavor with a little bit of saltines and pepper, It goes perfectly with brazilian barbecue and rice.

[@instagleder]

the only thing missing from the stroganoff was straw potatoes

[@pedroribeiro1410]

as a non combatant i gotta say that those MREs are torturous to me, i love basically everything they have and i love to eat, i basically work out just to be able to eat more so one of those is just one meal to me but at the same time i'm happy that in a pinch our soldiers wouldn't be eating crackers with dog food and brown water

[@Vanddark]

Idk if we do movies anymore, last government destroyed the Ancine, our cinema departament. But if you like movies like that check out the works of Antonio Padilha, he's the one that made elite squad, I think he still works, last I checked he made the netflix series Narcos.

[@Raysa1208]

The first dish you ate was Arroz com Feijão (Beans with Rice) and Calabresa (a brazilian sausage like peperoni) this is the base food of brazilians's diet. On top of that we usually have another type of protein, some kind of vegetable and a salad. This is the every day lunch and dinner we eat. And the strogonoff is a brazilian version, like we do with every food that comes from another country. Of course, for the military they don't put real seasoning, so I can't wait for you to eat the real thing! I think you would really enjoy a brazilian restaurant!

[@Bravebelly]

Thanks for the info!

[@PauloHenriqueoSOAD]

Just answering your question at 19:01 the brazilian forces use the peixeira, a very nice cutting combat knife.

[@lance7735]

BEST REGGARDS FROM BRAZIL!!

[@matheussoler2010]

The first time I went to the field in brazilian army, I was so hungry that I just wanted to heat my food and eat it. Then I had the great idea of using that heating stove on the grass... almost started a forest fire

[@Milcachos]

❤❤❤

[@joiceschaeffer3022]

I hope you can taste the real Brazilian food (we know that MRE doesn't fully represent the cuisine). Honestly, Brazilian food is the richest and most diverse in the world. Each region has its customs and dishes, and all of them have wonderful things

[@Mikey-nb7nt]

Acabei de jantar, mas vendo o vídeo me deu fome 😂

[@delruas7436]

The thing is, you startet with lunch (almoço) not breakfast (café da manhã). But it's fine 🙂😊 The second bag was actualy dinner (jantar)

[@Bravebelly]

Thanks for the tips!

[@Vinimaldia]

Thanks for all the tries and shot outs❤❤❤❤

[@Bravebelly]

My pleasure 💯 thanks for watching 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@caravelasubmarina8920]

Regarding Elite Squad, the fact that Captain Nascimento is broke is a cinematic appeal, like many other elements in the movie. A BOPE captain earns at least 15k-20k, and a Polícia Militar captain can earn around 30k, which is comparable to a doctor's salary.

[@kolyh1561]

Don’t pay attention to those people who say you eat American junk and that’s why you don’t find it tasty. Here in Brazil, in recent years, there’s been a strong group of young people who are pro-communism and hate Americans, attacking anything from the United States just for the sake of it. I apologize for those sick people. We’ll clean house at the right time. Your videos are great keep being honest always!

[@yatox137]

It would be awesome to see you watching Elite Squad and City of God, like a react btw

[@lucasm.s8462]

Brazilian Movie: - A estrada 47 (Road 47) it's a WW2 movie

[@analuisamarianoo]

please watch Carandiru!!! for me its the second best brazilian movie after cidade de deus. its based on a real event, the 1992 Carandiru Penitentiary Massacre in São Paulo. the movie portraits the living situation in the prison, the overcrowding, violence and corruption. it even follows the experience of a famous doctor here in Brazil, Dr. Drauzio Varela, and adresses issues like HIV and prisioners health as a whole. its a must watch! great video btw!

[@Bravebelly]

Sounds like a great recommendation! Thank you!!

[@brvinny1268]

dude love the videos!!! always fun to watch! But u should probably chew the food a bit LOL😭😂

[@Komodoo11]

11:16 It would be dangerous if the enemy could see you with the fire lit at night, this one is stealth

[@Bravebelly]

🥷

[@AndrewsFKS]

"I'm Brazilian, and I don't recognize most of the brands in this package. I consume all these products regularly, so they are probably using cheaper brands, not the traditional good ones found in the market. That's why the taste might not be as good. However, the products themselves do represent traditional Brazilian products. I even tried to find this 'Enjoy' brand to buy here, and I can't find it anywhere."

[@matheusferreiraazevedo8267]

I watched the 3 videos, it’s cool to see a foreigner’s point of view hahaha

[@AlessandroAjonas]

Geralmente o arroz nas casas do brasileiros são bem temperados e é muito saboroso. Estou surpreso com esse arroz sem graça que é oferecido aos nossos soldados. Certamente eles merecem algo melhor. Vamos melhorar isso aí, exercito brasileiro!

[@gugapadilha6945]

"it got a little SkUlL cRuShEr in the back... you know to brake GlAsS..." hahahaha

[@YouWillBe322]

An interesting fact about the wild is that your chance of survival is like 20 to 80 where the 20 is you, as the majority of the wild animals living there can pose a deadly encounter toward you and your family. Also, almost none carries a HAM radio programmed to emergency channels or rangers in the area - hunters. The other thing they miss is that apex predators are like serial killers or psychopaths they always hide, not only in the physical world but also inside their mind - like the super subconscious mind and through it sneak up on their victims on their subconscious mind that why they are undetectable, so when you feel comfortable with that part of your psyche it is most probably already too late. When you camp also spray some ammonia around your camp on the ground and stay away from the woods as that is their comfort zone, they have to stay hidden and yes you`ll be exposed in the open, but so they are and to them, it is a threat to survival. An electric fence is also a must if you decide to take your 20 percent survival chances and enter such an area, that is suicide in my opinion. Motion detector alarms with warning flashes are also a must around your campsite, you can also program your HAM radio to nearby amateur radio frequencies to be sure you can ask for help also setting acts as a transmitter so you can extend the range of other frequencies users staying in the area, and a GPS device with SOS mode is also a must. If guns are available you have to have them too, preferably a larger caliber with high grain bullets 140gr and up, and you should be able to use them when have to, so practice is a must. Out in the wild survival is key and dominance is a key to survival. For a bear on foot due to its length a 20 feet path takes about 1.5 sec, so prepare to face death and be able to act on it accordingly.

[@miltoncarvalho1081]

Please activate subtitles on videos!

[@Bravebelly]

Let me know if it’s activated! I just did it..

[@miltoncarvalho1081]

@@Bravebelly Yes sir !

[@JoaniMariano]

you have the arnold's voice. if you say asta la vista baby or i'll be back, you'd sound just like him

[@marialuizamarcolino4076]

No Brasil a gente pega um pedaço de queijo minas ou qualquer tipo de queijo branco (aqueles que vem em pedaço) com um pedaço de doce de goiaba, junta e faz uma sobremesa maravilhosa chamada Romeu e Julieta. É uma combinação perfeita, não tem como explicar, tem que comer!!

[@AdvogadoPaloma]

You have to try feijoada🇧🇷

[@igorantonioli]

the moovie Bingo: the king of the mornings (based on the bozo clown) is really good

[@LucasDias-cm8ut]

You are completly right the money is too little lol

[@Bravebelly]

I respect it though if you don’t have better options

[@wbemo]

esse cara tem que grava uns Videos com o Vlad (Área Secreta)

[@joanaandradepereira9871]

Some brasilian movies you might enjoy::::: Carandiru - its based on a bookwritten by the most famous doctor here, about the time he worked in the biggest prison in the country. Very sad actualy Meu nome não é jhonny - the story of a big coc**ne dealer in Rio Bacurau - about a very small village in the northwestern aprt of brasil, and their strugles to continue existing.

[@spartamontagemdemoveis2143]

Assista " operações especiais" é um filme muito bom e pouca gente conhece

[@fabionagae]

You have a new Brazilian subscriber on your channel 🇧🇷🫡

[@Sad-Arlekino]

City of God and Elite Squad are awesome movies, brazillian classics right there, really shows a "hidden" part of life in the country An interesting fact about Elite Squad, Captain Nascimento was supposed to be a villain-like character, in the movie, meant to be seen as someone so dehumanized by the system that they end up doing bad things, however the effect was in fact the opposite, he ended up being seen as a hero by the majority of the people that watched the movie Anyways glad you enjoyed our stuff again! Someone already pointed out that the company that makes our knives for the military is called 'Imbel', though I can't really say much about the quality of the equipment, because like it shows on the overall quality of the ration, the military isn't exactly very well funded, though they do try to make sure everything works. 30:08 Yeah there's a lot of variation on how we use farinha, the country is crazy big! Some people put very little, some like a lot of it, some only use it on certain meals, it's certainly a "add however much you want, if you want it" type of deal 43:36 someone also already pointed this out, but we usually don't just take the bars out of the packet like that, we open the top half and eat while holding It with it's own wrapper😂 maybe this is just a cultural thing

[@LucianoSilvaOficial]

12:00 this is Feijão Carioca (carioca beans) with linguiça (sausage). Rice and beams plus some meat is the basis of brazilian meals, so you are eating like we do in every lunch.

[@LucianoSilvaOficial]

Never add fuel to a burning fire, never tried it with alcool gel but with liquid the fire is faster than gravity and you fuel container will cath on fire.

[@LucianoSilvaOficial]

The brazilian army uses the Imbel Ia2 baionet and Imbel AMZ knifes both as utilitie knifes and as baionets, but there are other models, usually from Imbel.

[@LucianoSilvaOficial]

40:40 Yes, goiabada is eaten alone but no problem if you wish to eat it along with a cracker. Here we also eat Goiabada along with Minas cheese, and its called Romeu and Juliet.

[@marialuizamarcolino4076]

Watch Bacurau! It's craz and so good!!

[@Mr_wisk]

farofa sem sal ou pimenta não é tão boa mas quando esta temperada fica muito bom

[@ProdentCursos-jr2pp]

Tropa de elite very good movie

[@leoadcorte]

Movie id recommend: My name ain't johnny (Meu Nome Não É Johnny), its a gem.

[@Bravebelly]

Thanks!

[@JoaoPaulo-zo1go]

A brazilian film Elite Squad 2

[@niennaarcturus]

we eat farinha all over brasil

[@MrShadow-vv6zq]

There's a movie called ''Intervenção'' by the same director of Elite Squad, Rodrigo Pimentel. It's just s really really good movie, talking about the situation of the UPPs (Pacification Polices that were place in the middle of Rio De Janeiro favelas) It's the dry reality of it.

[@floydo1840]

Qual a tara de fazer esse comentario? Ah, vai dormir

[@Bravebelly]

Thanks! Will definitely check it out 💯

[@FelipeJunio-hs6fz]

Espero que esteja gostando dos suprimentos brasileiros 🫡🇧🇷

[@Bravebelly]

Thank you :)