*First Time* Trying Brazilian Candy - This With Them

[@marianadepaula5295]

Hi guys! I'm Brazilian! These snacks and drinks that you tried are very popular here in Brazil! So glad you guys had the opportunity to try it!

[@ThisWithThem]

Hey!! 😀😀 so happy to hear these were popular items!! Really hope you enjoyed watching

[@biancacostagoncalves5267]

@@ThisWithThem halo from brazil portugues not lt"s spanish lt"s portugues

[@jotakah1305]

Mas qdo vi Pipoca do saco rosa e biscoito Maribel, acho q foram exemplos bem ruins dos snacks brasileiros por ser mto de baixa renda

[@plotylty]

@@jotakah1305 some daqui rosquinha mabel é uma delicia

[@jotakah1305]

@@plotylty pobre gosta... kkkkkkkkkkkkk

[@MrEdlo2005]

I am Brazilian and you guys were spot on. Good choices. You have to try coxinha, that's REALLY a Brazilian number one snack.

[@combatarmsjong]

comida dos deuses, quem não gosta de coxinha nem gente é.

[@OdnaropX]

@@combatarmsjong existe gente que não gosta de coxinha? Já vi não gostar de alguns dos ingredientes, mas não dá coxinha em si.

[@combatarmsjong]

@@OdnaropX eu mesmo como coxinha (e pastel, empadinha, massas folheadas, etc.) mais pela massa do que pelo recheio em si. Se pudesse comia coxinha sabor massa de coxinha kakakakaka

[@EvilMeganium]

@@combatarmsjong eu sou um alien entao

[@gandalf9460]

omg yes coxinha, i could die for some. hope i can go to brazil some day 😄

[@ofilcial]

Hi, guys, I am from Brazil and the "cashew nectar" observation on the package that you talked about it's because in Brazil we label our fruit beverages according to how much of the actual fruit goes in the mixture. For example, for you to label something as "juice" (like "cashew juice") it has to contain at least 50% of cashew. The one you drank is called "cashew nectar" because it contains from 20% to 30% of cashew, the rest is basicaly a mixture of water and sugar. There could also be a "cashew refresco", as it's called the fruit beverages with less than 20% of the actual fruit. And the less concentrated in fruit, the cheaper it is. 😉

[@ana-moon]

Finally a reaction video where people use the amazing and over modern tool called internet to actually search for information instead of just guessing things. Congratulations 👍👏👍

[@gubachmann]

I know, right? You can even point out your phone camera and translate, search etc on the go.

[@giuliamaia8585]

é porque eles não são americanos kkkkkkk

[@gisellysouza95]

@@giuliamaia8585 verdade kkkkkkkkkkk

[@TheSeaOtterPooper]

@@giuliamaia8585 são britânicos

[@Isa-Everly]

@@giuliamaia8585 KKKKKKK vdd amg se fosse americano ia ta passando um tanto de info errada

[@evamarques2411]

actually the "biscoito de polvilho" you really eat on their own because it's light but once you have started it's hard to stop eating hahaha

[@lsdc4395]

EXACTLY it looks plain and boring but its impossible to stop eating them

[@lsdc4395]

I cant explain, your mouth just CRAVES more of it

[@Biiahbarretotwo]

Biscoito de Polvilho and BIS is like a fries: you cannot eat just one, neither two... You need way more 🤣🤣🤣

[@hoshireed77]

it goes great with beer

[@VictSaavedra]

It's impossible to stop eating

[@marianadepaula5295]

We usually eat cheese bread and drink coffee. It is delicious!

[@ThisWithThem]

😍😍😍😍

[@samsikora4844]

With requeijão 😍

[@mahromanos]

Try it with nutella, os AMAZING! Or, of you want to go full Brazilian, try pão de queijo with doce de leite 🥰♥️

[@albamal]

And it's better when the cheese bread ist hot..

[@tsarmond]

@@mahromanos hmmm com doce de leite é esculacho papo reto

[@orlandojunior9584]

As a Brazilian I can say that all these things are very common for us, you guys did a great job! I loved the way you described the experience in detail, and your interest in googling the snacks. I feel we were well represented. Here's some sweets you should try someday: brigadeiro, Paçoquita (paçoca de rolha), maria-mole, cocada, pé-de-moleque, and pé-de-moça.

[@smintyz]

Um dos únicos vídeos de gringos provando comidas do Brasil em que respeitaram nossa comida e cultura, sem agir como se fossem superiores, amei muito ❣️

[@Isa-Everly]

também achei isso amg, difícil encontrar vídeos de qualidades que nos representam bem né eles fizeram um ótimo trabalho!!!

[@viniciussilveiradasilva7239]

OS GRINGO GOSTARAM MAIS DE CEBOLITOS QUE FANDANGOS, tem como não, cebolitos REI DOS SALGUADINHOS

[@brunopec]

Não tem como, ele é o maioral

[@llamadrama1090]

mas era o inferior presunto

[@pedrowerthjeong1470]

JAMAIS! hahahaaha

[@cebonfim]

eh oq não foi contra o baconzitos

[@quelteless]

NUNCA cheetis de requeijão >>>>

[@sandalphonsamael]

Muito bom!!! Faltou a paçoquinha, que é um tipo de tesouro nacional 😍

[@satine0016]

Vendo esse vídeo de dieta ta froids ahahaha

[@nathbarbosa83]

Mas teve uai, so que foi a quadrada e não a redonda

[@pedrohenoc]

@@nathbarbosa83 esse quadrado n era paçoca, é aqueles doce de amendoim q gruda no dente, é bem ruinzinho se comparar com uma paçoca.

[@boutch1993]

@@nathbarbosa83 Paçoca é muito mais gostoso.

[@Nilton-eq1zn]

@@nathbarbosa83 Dadinho, embora feito de amendoim, é diferente de paçoca.

[@louiseherrick447]

Im so happy you’re trying these. I’m from Brazil and this video made me home sick 🥺 I live in the USA for several years now and it’s really hard to find Brazilian products here where I live. Ps: the Guaraná is a typical berry from Amazonia and is the most loved soda in Brazil. And about the caju drink, yes caju its a fruit and the top part is the famous caju nuts that we all love 🥰

[@ThisWithThem]

Hey Louise!! Ah that’s such a shame you can’t get many Brazilian treats in the US! We absolutely loved trying these. Hope you can visit home soon! Ahh thank you for letting us know 🥰🥰

[@FoodTastertv]

Ive tried LACTA BiS and TALENTO and some other Brazilian candies and snacks in my taste testing videos and they are awesome !!! Have you checked the international aisle at your supermarket ? They might have some. Also I heard in the USA there is a chain place called WORLD MARKET , we in Canada dont have that LOL.

[@arminibisevic5478]

Godd video ☺🙂

[@esthercadimo]

agora que percebi que a gente realmente valoriza a existência do coco né KKKKKKKK

[@isabeladelbue3696]

E o milho? Klkkk maioria das coisas aí é milho

[@VictSaavedra]

Pensei isso também! Quanto coco! 😂

[@Isa-Everly]

Coco, milho e queijo é com a gente mesmo kkkkkkkk

[@lumenamilani]

kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk isso porque faltou a bala de côco

[@PaolaMartinez-tt8zn]

A few of them are popular in my country Paraguay! 🇵🇾 Update: a lot of them* actually 😂

[@ThisWithThem]

No way!! 😀😀

[@PaolaMartinez-tt8zn]

@@ThisWithThem yes! Paraguay and Brazil are neighbors tho 😄loved the video 🥰

[@LucasManfrim]

Saludos a nuestros hermanos paraguayos!

[@Prod.ByNBLoc]

dont talk about raw's

[@s2lLandals2]

It's the least we could do after the war...

[@ufmg99]

For your consideration, pao de queijo and biscoito de polvilho are made with the same cassava starch 😉

[@celmoon5024]

Siim e tem um biscoito de polvilho tipo pão de queijo. Muito bom!

[@mattsumusic9679]

A small trivia about "Bis" The direct translation of the name to English is "encore" because eating one makes you want to eat one more, and another one, and another one... and when you see it, you ate the entire top row without even noticing. Yes, me and 99% of the Brazilians are guilty of this

[@Biiahbarretotwo]

Yes, we are 🤣🤣

[@Isa-Everly]

Yes, and you forgot to mention that “Bis” to us means repeat, repetition, the desire for repetition, to want more or to want again, and that’s why it’s an appropriate name for this snack 😊

[@dionnetoney4591]

so true

[@stolensweetroll3668]

I really apreciate how you acctually take your time to google the snacks so you know what you're talking about. Keep on the wholesome work you do!

[@saraatppkdotpt8140]

I know almost every product there! I'm not Brazilian but Portuguese! I'm happy you liked pão de queijo! It's a very easy and forgiving recipe 👍

[@FoodTastertv]

My best friend is Portuguese American !!!

[@YetiIsW]

Wait they sell this in Portugal!!?? Might be saying bullshit here but they were originated on Minas Gerais Brazil, I was planning on a trip to Portugal before the pandamic, if you could tell me if there is I'd definitely go try them..Well after the lockdown of course

[@saraatppkdotpt8140]

@@YetiIsW yes it's a Brazilian delicacy but we sell them here in stores, sometimes fresh or frozen at Pingo doce or Continente. Also online at Prozis 😊👍

[@sadland]

The Guaraná soda its made from the guaraná fruit from amazon.

[@sheenacastillo2443]

We have a Brazilian Steakhouse where I live, and I love all the different foods they serve!

[@laudemara.b.1736]

De onde você é?

[@bloody4558]

@@laudemara.b.1736 They're not brazilian, I believe.

[@suecosaci]

Guaraná é uma fruta da região amazônica. Seu nome científico é : Paullinia cupana.O refrigerante é uma exclusividade brasileira e a melhor marca é Antarctica. Há outras marcas mas não possuem o mesmo sabor nem a mesma qualidade..

[@mrnaris4852]

Pelo menos coloca no google tradutor.

[@pedrohenoc]

Guaraná convenção > Antarctica

[@daniellucas1034]

@@pedrohenoc guaraná cruzeiro>>>>

[@gabriel-]

@@daniellucas1034 vim aqui só para falar do Cruzeiro, outro que é muito bom é o Guaraná Coroa do Espírito Santo.

[@matheusamaro7]

Mate Couro >>>>>>>>>> Guaraná Antártica

[@cxfos]

Hey guys, I'm from Brazil! All items you tried are very popular, the lady that help you pointed very well. BTW thanks for trying our cultural treats and we are happy that you enjoyed them. Cheers!

[@migsmiguel]

Elma Chips is Frito-lays arm in Brazil, Fandangos and Cebolitos a part they also distribute Cheetos, Doritos, Ruffles, Lays, Sticksy and other chips/snacks

[@lisam2537]

Love the video. I like that you guys always have a nice positive attitude and respectful of what you are eating rather you like it or not so much. Makes your videos pleasant to watch.

[@TheFighterfemme]

These were a great representation of Brazilian snacks! And it was great seeing you guys enjoy them

[@arlievaughn]

Such fun! I don’t think I’ve seen anyone else try Brazilian snacks! They look yummy!

[@FoodTastertv]

Ive tried a few Brazilian snacks in my taste testing videos. They are awesome !!! Lacta BiS and Talento are awesome !!!

[@marciliosousa785]

Glad 'cause you got much more polite and respectful about tasting brazilian snacks than people from another videos, who seemed they would taste poison.👍

[@dadcelo]

Great selection! Everyone has their minds blown when they discover cashew nuts come from the cashew fruit 😂

[@user-ud7gv3br5d]

The biscoito de polvilho and the coconut rosquinha are breakfast carbs, it's pretty much mandatory to eat them with coffee

[@maryymendes]

Pra mim biscoito de polvilho é lanche da tarde, não café da manhã. Com suco de acerola 😋

[@pedrohenoc]

@@maryymendes larica perfeita 😋😋😋

[@boutch1993]

Biscoito de polvilho vai bem com qualquer coisa, inclusive puro. Eu gosto de biscoito de polvilho com guaraná e rosquinha com café

[@user-ud7gv3br5d]

ツ👍?

[@LeoBonnaGuitarrista]

That sweet popcorn has that different consistency and appearance because it is actually made in a VERY different way: they're FIRED WITH A PRESSURE CANNON!!! Yes! You can google or search on YT how the make it! Its crazy!

[@TheWillMurdo]

Thanks

[@teacher_fher]

"I wish there was more filling" we Brazilians do to brother hahaha I used to take like 5 or 6 and separate the filling then roll it in my hands in the shape of a big filling-easter egg

[@darciclark4991]

I grew up from the age of 5 to 10 in Brasilia and Rio, I miss the sweets and salty treats from there. Ah Guarana and passion fruit juice sound so good.

[@RyuThe3rd]

És nativo bro?

[@celo-.-c3341]

I'm a Brazilian living abroad for over 20 years. Really wish that store was close to me. Whoever helped you did a great job with the snacks and drinks they recommended. Makes me miss home!

[@viviangarcia2185]

I just love seeing the “gringos” trying Brazilian food. Living abroad just made me enjoy even more Brazilian food and I love to see that it is also really appreciated by other cultures. Hope you both have a chance to visit Brazil and try all our delicious food. Cheers

[@angelastahl2953]

I'm Brazilian and the lady you met was absolutely right about the things that she recommended (: I'm glad that you guys enjoyed it !

[@JonatasSantoz]

i really like the way you valuate the snacks from another country with such respect and honesty, im glad that you liked

[@rodrigo_david]

Hi guys, another Brazilian here. You’ve made fantastic choices. Those are true Brazilian classics and represent us in a pretty accurate way. Well done! ✨

[@tiagopedra1957]

I'm a brazilian 43 years old and what you guys showed is the taste of my childrenhood 👏👏👏👏👏👏🇧🇷🇬🇧

[@suellenisraelson2218]

Thanks for trying out our treats and snacks and sharing them with the world! Made me miss home and think of my childhood in the Northeast of Brazil. So many of those treats I can literally remember the taste just by watching you guys. 👏👏👏👏

[@biac8636]

The little cubes (literally that's the translation), peanuty cubes are actually vegan and it makes me so happy. The brand also has waffers full of that same sweet paste

[@flaviavilela3471]

It’s so funny to see such ordinary things (for me) being such a new experience for you!

[@flaviavilela3471]

I was able to taste all of it as you tried them

[@Isa-Everly]

Omg yesss that’s exactly how I felt! It’s a very strange feeling isn’t it? but I also kept getting excited for them every time they were about to try something new lol

[@marinasubs444]

HIII IM SUCH A FAN Im brazilian and those made my childhood, deliciois and really popular!! Glad you liked them!

[@plaguemouse5549]

I like how articulated you are about what you are experiencing. People overestimate how entertaining they are when trying out snacks in front of a camera. If you don't talk it out about what're tasting and smelling then you aren't conveying anything of interest. You guys are good at this. Cheers from southern Brazil.

[@omxkik6987]

i love that you guys keep on searching for what the things were

[@dr3509]

Rosquinha Mabel com leite gelado é vida ❤

[@rohann2967]

Brazilian here, the Pão de Queijo (Cheese Bread) and the Biscoito de Polvilho are made of the same things...(the Biscoito de Polvilho is a stand alone snack). The cashew juice is made of the fruit and the Cashew Nut is the "processed" top of the fruit

[@aerithtaeris4382]

Biscoito de polvilho: we eat It plain, Just like that. Onde of my favorit snacks

[@kguga81]

I fairly recently found your channel and I’ve been loving watching your videos with my sister. We were thrilled to see you guys trying some Brazilian treats. Pretty much everything you got are things (and brands) easily available and that we grew up eating for sure. I loved how you pronounced São Paulo, Katie! It was spot on! 😊 The pão de queijo is made with tapioca, hence the different texture. It is usually eaten plain or you can cut it in half and have a slice of cheese and ham and eat warm, pressed like a panini. If you can find requeijão in that Brazilian store, you can also eat it with it (it’s a sort of spread made with milk. There are similar products from brands like President and Puck you might find easier to buy). The cashew (fruit) is delicious and I remember when we’re little, we’d eat the fruit and play with the discarded nut. I think some people actually roast it to crack it open to eat the nut. Next time you can get the guava or passionfruit juices from Maguary to try. The diet Guaraná soda tastes pretty much the same as the regular one. I always go for the diet one because it’s less sugar. :) The biscoito de polvilho is addictive! I like the onion or garlic flavors too. In my family we always have them as snacks and just eat them as is. I guess any of this biscuits you got (the coconut one too) usually go with coffee. Btw, you should try Brazilian coffee too if you can grab some there. The traditional Fandangos snack is in an yellow package and it’s corn flavor. It’s so good! The coconut water in the box is definitely nothing like the fresh one. I don’t like it either! If you can get the fresh one, tho, go for it! The Bis chocolate wafer does come in a bigger size. There’s also the white and dark chocolate versions. That one is the og, though. 😋 You definitely got some of the most popular Brazilian treats we usually gift to people who never tried them before, like dadinhos (it’s pure sugar but it reminds me of my childhood for sure!), 7 belo, bis, etc. Some other things you guys can try next time you go in the Brazilian store: brigadeiro, sonho de valsa, doce de leite, pé-de-moleque, paçoquinha, pão de mel, chá mate… I loved watching this video so much! Thanks for doing this. It made us feel closer to home! Obrigada! 😊 Oh, and I’d love if you could do a video trying anything Biscoff/cookie butter flavor! I love Biscoff cookies and I saw in the UK, you have chocolate filled with Biscoff spread and some other different treats we can’t find in the US. 😋

[@marutakelers1856]

My mom spent part of her childhood in Brazil. She had a thing for halva that I always wondered about, but those little squares made sense of it for me :)

[@ThisWithThem]

That’s so cool!! Hopefully one day you can visit where she lived 🥰

[@babilx6216]

Halva?

[@marutakelers1856]

@@babilx6216 Halva is made from seed or nut butter like peanut butter, sunflower butter, or tahini, and has a crumbly or fudge-like consistency.

[@sirius_44]

I think you are talking about "paçoca"

[@marutakelers1856]

@@sirius_44 thank you :)

[@ricardosilveiraleite7678]

I love the fact that they enjoy everything !! It's a very flattering video for us.

[@FoodTastertv]

Ive tried BiS and a few other Brazillian treats in my taste testing videos. BiS was very good !!!!

[@ThisWithThem]

Awesome!!

[@tylerdurdentcs]

Hi guys! Thanks for bringing that up, I’m so glad to watch you trying some of my childhood snacks. I felt so nostalgic by watching the video. Thanks.

[@rosiegarrison5171]

All Brazilians LOOOOVE all of them.... the little square etc....

[@marinagonc61]

As a Brazilian I think this is probably the most accurate shopping list I've seen on KZbin! Great work you guys!

[@dawnvigil7386]

Wow! Such an interesting snack box. Everything looked good. 😁

[@laurapaivab]

I highly recommend these snacks! If you have the opportunity, you should try them out ☺ I'm not sure if you will like each snack, but there may be some very interesting things there for you. I myself really like pretty much all of them, so I hope you get to taste them as well someday.

[@dawnvigil7386]

@@laurapaivab Thank you! I hope I can try these some day. 🥰

[@laurapaivab]

@@dawnvigil7386 ☺☺

[@claucoelho]

Amazing video! I’m from Brazil and I really enjoyed watching you, tasting and talking about these products that we love and usually eat once a week each product. These products are popular in almost every states of our country. The most popular is Guaraná specific of the brand Antartica. Thank you for the respectful opinions and nice to see that you like it!! All the best for you all!!!!!!!!!!

[@sergioariel5710]

You must try: (Sweet): Paçoca, Pé de Moleque, Maria Mole, Teta de Nega. (Salty): Coxinha and Pastel... Those are very traditional !!!

[@fabianaluciasilva4996]

I'm Brazilian and I can tell you all of those things are so delicious and very popular here , we had great choices !!!! Thanks.for tasting Brazilian.food, It's so good when we can see a piece of our culture around!!

[@pfbrodriguez]

I love british people trying new flavours. 1st is the most beautiful accent of the english language and second they are always open to new flavours from different cultures. A warm Hi from Brazil to you guys.

[@2012Jessilene]

Ohh that was really cool to watch!

[@tiffsabarreto]

Hey there! It's an amazing thing when we see brazilian snacks kinda swiping outsiders of their feet, lol. If you guys are really interested in doing a part two video, you should try making polls on Instagram while shopping, so your brazilian subscribers help you out! It was really fun see you guys trying things that are so familiar to me, and I'm definitely subscribing! Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷💕

[@officiallytrav]

I’ll be ordering another box soon. Just chocolate this time - probably the Cadbury box, but I really want to try Galaxy! Box idea: Kate’s favorite chocolate vs Al’s favorite chocolate. Hopefully there would be loads of DairyMilk and Galaxy in there for me. 😆

[@sonyalindgren8539]

My husbands favorite drink!!! Guaranana

[@rochelledesouza1237]

Hello Kate and Alex, my parents come originally from Goa, India and cashew friuts and coconuts are a speciality that grows there too. An interesting fact about cashews is that from the cashew friuts you don't only use the cashewnuts but you can also eat the cashew friut as is or make an alcoholic drink out of the cashew. I have never seen cashew juice but it was nice seeing it in the juice form in your video. And Alex was saying he doesn't know what a young coconut is called, it is called a tender coconut.

[@ericadiasworld]

You should try things from Portugal next especially pastry like pastel de nata or bola de Berlim

[@alainpierre]

Some information about the products (I am Brazilian) - "Pão de queijo" is really popular. Nowadays you can buy them frozen to put in the oven. In addition to being possible to find in almost all bakeries. It is usually eaten with a sweet drink (coffee being one of the most traditional combinations). - "Guaraná" is a traditional fruit from the Amazon region, native to Brazil. The Guarana soda is one of the oldest that appeared to compete with Coca-Cola. Here in Brazil there is even a Guarana soft drink produced by Coca-Cola called Kuat. Brazilians drink guarana since childhood as well as coffee. - Nectar is a denomination to tell the consumer that the content is not really a juice, there is a lot of water and sugar added in it that it mischaracterizes it as a juice. The "Cajú" is a very common fruit in the Brazilian Northeast (where I live). The fruit is actually the nut, but the part that has the pulp is a pseudo-fruit. It comes from a tree that measures about 3m in height and grows in mangrove regions and along the coast. There are two versions, one more reddish and one more yellowish of the same fruit. Cashew nut is really very expensive, mainly because of the way the nut is extracted. It is necessary to roast the raw nut to eliminate a powerful corrosive oil that remains in its shell. The process is time consuming and requires a heat source. The extracted chestnuts are offered for sale according to the quality with which they come out of the nut. If they are whole, they have a better price. Next time you come here, try the juice extracted directly from the fruit, it has a much more striking flavor. - "Fandangos" and "Cebolitos" are both corn chips, but differ in shape and Cebolitos has an onion-like aroma and flavor. The term Fandangos comes from a typical dance from the Iberian region. - The "Pipoca-doce" (sweet popcorn) is a popcorn made with a different process from the more traditional popcorn (the one from the cinema) hence the shape of the corn doesn't change so much. While it is still hot, icing sugar is sprinkled over it, forming a thin, sweet, crunchy layer. - "Água de coco" (Coconut water) in boxes is a very welcome modern convenience. Much appreciated by athletes especially when they live far from the coast. - Personally, I never really liked the "rosquinha de coco" (coconut-flavored donut cookie). I prefer milk or chocolate ones. They all go great with coffee! - "Bis" chocolate is to Brazil what KitKat is to Japan (not to mention the countless flavors of KitKat) around here we have only two types of Bis, chocolate and white chocolate. Bis means "an encore" like when a band play another song in a concert. - The "Passa-tempo" (pastime) cookie was originally without filling. Then it got a chocolate filling. But I remember this cookie in the past being much tastier than it is today. They changed his recipe at some point. I don't buy this brand anymore. In fact, almost all the stuffed cookies in Brazil are very bad. - 7 Belo is a very old candy. It's the kind of candy that you shouldn't chew because it sticks to your teeth and takes a long time to come out. - "Dadinho" (something like 'small dice') is not popular here where I live. - "Gibi" is the name given to children's comics. This brand is not very well known here where I live, but the original peanut candy, called "pé-de-moleque" around here, is. Another much better known candy made from peanuts is "Paçoca". Although I don't like both of them that much. - "Prestige" is really popular here in Brazil. In general we are very good with sweet things, Brazil is still one of the biggest sugar producers in the world. One last curiosity, Nestlé managed to implant its condensed milk so deeply in the culture of the Brazilian confectionery that we have hundreds of recipes that use condensed milk.

[@meunomenaoehze]

The soda is actually guarana flavored :) The cheese bread (pão de queijo in portuguese) is often eaten while drinking coffee on breakfast. Some people fill it with slices of sausage, or with bacon, or with any kind of cheese or even with some milk jam (I recommend all these options). I hope you've enjoyed as much as we love Brazilian food :)

[@meunomenaoehze]

PS: I am Brazilian lol

[@marycook1644]

🦚 What a great selection of GOODIES !! 🦜 Thanks for the fun !! Blessings from California. 🦩

[@ThisWithThem]

So delicious. Absolutely loved the cheese bread 😍😍 so incredible

[@sephirothdoug]

You guys are spot on the choices, I love this snacks, we Brazilians love to eat things made of coconut, peanut and corn, awesome video

[@deannaeakle8680]

This was so fun! I’ve never seen any of these items. I’d like to find those individually wrapped wafer cookies.

[@ThisWithThem]

We had a lot of fun with these items. So delicious especially the cheese bread!

[@deannaeakle8680]

I’ve seen recipes online for the cheese bread online but I’ve never made it. I’ve always wanted to try it

[@henri9289]

there are much more interessing thing, you may listen to something related to Açai... this fruit is from Brazil

[@alannalibdy3259]

really great choices, guys! as a Brazilian my top faves are definetely Pão de Quejo (cheese bread), Bis, Polvilho and the Guaraná. I'm so glad u guys enjoyed trying these snacks!

[@Cami_nyx]

Brazilian here, your friend was spot on on her choices! Those are very common and delicious snacks! Omy to get me some of those today haha

[@rogerioderesende7873]

great video i appreciate how u took the extra step to google it and really learn about the item ive eaten all those snacks as a Brazilian native. delicious all of them

[@AnaCristinaTRamos]

I loved seeing someone trying snacks that are so trivial for us here in Brazil that we don't even stop to think how they literally feel/taste. We usually taste them so young that it is really cool to watch someone trying and describing the experience for the 1st time. You are so interested, thorough and open to all the different flavors! Cashew juice is my favorite, coconut water (freezing cold and preferably the fresh) as a second. Nice pronunciation on São Paulo, you got it.

[@victorsantana3574]

Pão de queijo e guaraná a melhor combinação de todas ❤️

[@bonasperry8747]

You guys did a good job trying it all.i am Brazilian but I grew up in massachusetts ,I came in 1960 and been here 63 years and I miss lots of goodies,some of these are not from my time but they sound like they are good

[@momjlhendo]

Guadanar is to die for! You will crave it for days after!

[@EngLhag]

I'm Brazilian and living abroad for a while. This video opened my appetite so much... I miss all that. No exceptions. From time to time I get access to one or another.

[@rob_who158]

Okay but I gotta say out of all the videos I've watched of people reacting to our food, this was the best. Perfect choices, even the ones you picked yourself, which is impressive!! The lady pointed the most popular ones and you picked the ones people eat the most after those bc they're cheaper tbh !! Perfect choices, fr. Was impressed y'all even got 7Belo hahaha

[@DaniloOliveira36]

You should find there other Brazilian fresh treats like the cheese bread. You'll love. Search for coxinha and brigadeiro.

[@TatianeNovais]

Hello! I am Brazilian, and I think you really have to do a second part of the video trying more Brazilian sweets and snacks, we have a lot of good things to try!

[@mahromanos]

Another must trye from Brazil: - Doce de leite (if you find from the brand Viçosa, they are the best!) - cheetos requeijão - stickadinho - paçoca (i think you will love, is another peanut treat) - requeijão (is a cheese spread that you can also eat with pão de queijo) - sequilhos (It’s a type of cookie - or, as we say, biscoito) - goiaba juice - definitely buy a cachaça (alcoholic beverage made of sugar cane). If you find, try to buy cachaça de jambu, will be a whole new experience for you, as jambu makes the mouth/ tongue a little numb and tingling

[@carolxs]

Next time try sonho de valsa and doce de leite as well :) if you ever find a place that makes fresh "pastel", definitely try it!

[@averegeyoutuber9133]

4:10 I make a cut in the middle and put some butter or margarine, but just when they are hot, straight from the oven.

[@karens6559]

I have never seen such a good selection of brazilian snacks! Congrarts!

[@Alexis-ob5rq]

I’m so happy to see you guys testing some of those Brazilians flavors, and like them. Enjoy your nearest Brazilian shopping

[@patriciabrum8575]

Cheese bread is from Minas Gerais, a state in Brazil. It’s so good that you can eat with everything and anytime of the day. In the morning normally you eat with coffee and you can put “requeijão” which is kind of cream cheese. I love eat it with Nutella! You can put also meat, ram! It’s delicious!!!

[@FarRulez]

It's a hit! I'm Brazilian and you guys get some of the best 🤘

[@pflo.]

Cheese bread 1 cup of milk ½ cup of oil ½ teaspoon of salt 500g of sweet sprinkle 2 eggs 1 ½ cups grated semi-cured cheese Place the milk, oil and salt in a milk jug. Take it to the high fire and, when it boils, pour the mixture over the sprinkle previously placed in a pot. Stir well with a wooden spoon, so that the sprinkle is impregnated with liquid. Then add the eggs, one by one, always stirring with a wooden spoon. Add the grated cheese and mix with your hands until the dough does not stick to your hands. Knead the dough on a floured surface until it is smooth and smooth. Then roll small balls in the palm of your hand, placing them on a greased and floured rectangular baking sheet. Bake in a preheated oven at 200°C for 20 minutes.

[@kirstenskog7809]

Hi Kate and Alex, This is a great box! Everything looked really good. Have a great week.

[@ThisWithThem]

It was so delicious 😋 thank you Kirsten, have a great week too!

[@kadumartins4783]

The popcorn you tried is called "cannon popcorn" because they are popped inside these cannon like metal structures. The kernel is out inside the thing and there's an explosion, the pop in seconds. It's so hot and aggressive, that the hard peal is burn all the way. I used to live next to a cannon popcorn factory.

[@paulomarques2640]

Nice video! All these things are really popular in Brazil! Part of our daily routine! Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷

[@someguyfromCapeTown]

Hey dudes. Nice to see you trying stuff from somewhere other than the US. Much love from the bottom of Africa.

[@ThisWithThem]

Yeah it was so awesome trying treats from another country. So much fun. Love to you too

[@eitoruchan]

Brazilian here, and I have to say you guys covered a lot of ground in terms of Brazilian snacks! I used to have those more when I was a kid, but still love most of them. Good job you guys! 👏🏻

[@mayarabusnello4151]

Hi! I’m Brazilian, the first snack is a Pão de queijo, very famous and very loved here in Brazil. You can eat with coffee, like she said in the breakfast or any coffee time hahahaha. And yes you can put some Doce de Leite (don’t know how to translate hahaha) or Requeijão (that is a version of cream cheese, both are good for ir) in it, its delicious!! Try it!

[@glaucogamg]

I'm really glad to see that you guys enjoyed our Candies, but there are so mano more, you have no idea

[@GUIGU32]

All of these are very popular in Brazil. The guaraná is a fruit. The Caju drink is from the fruit part and yes there is a single nut per caju fruit. It’s very refreshing and meant to be had over ice, very cold on a summer day. Nice video!!!

[@looseflyingtoughts]

Hi i'm brazilian and wanted to say that whoever this lady who helped you was, she knew what she was talking about. The peanut bar is called "pé de moleque" and is very popular around Brazil, especially on the months of june and july. The Mabel biscuits are very popular here too and we usually binge eat them, like you guys said, they are very dangerous. The Antartica Soda is from a fruit that only exists in the Amazon Forest and is a pride in brazil. Also Passatempo (the cookie with chocolate) is popular among the kids, whe usually have them in the morning, with breakfast. Here in brazil is very common to have biscuits, cookies, cheese bread, biscoito de polvilho as a snack but also in the breakfast. The video was amazing thank you!

[@paranerdia]

Hi, i'm brazilian. Your choices are 100% excelents. This snacks and drinks are super popular in Brasil.

[@Zelda0Lah]

i felt so hugged by this videom thank you guys (im brazilian)