TRYING BRAZILIAN BEACH STREET FOOD IN RIO DE JANEIRO 🇧🇷 BRAZIL MUKBANG COPACABANA

[@TheTravelbum]

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[@wj242]

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[@mikeguelsilorio5463]

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[@altanyciclista9945]

Come to Maceió, Brazil😃

[@paulopubarosario2313]

Hello. Just a sugestion. If you go to Sugar Loaf mountain, do it at morning. This way the sun will be back of you and the view will be amazing. I mean, you will be able to see the true colors of the city. The green of the rain forest in the mountains, the gray of the rock mountains, the blue of the sea, bay and sky, the white of beach's sand and the buildings. So, you'll have the chance to see why Rio is known in Brazil as the wonderful city. Otherwise, all the view will have one color only; light blue ( just watch it on the videos ). I'm watching all your videos 'cause I'm a tourismologist and ecological tourism guide.

[@buda.2973]

The Best beautiful City Santos SP, Brazil.

[@alextrevelin1952]

Brazilians love to be visited and like it when tourists try to get to know our culture. some end up staring because they like to observe your reactions to our country, our food and our traditions. we are a very welcoming people, and as we do not speak the same language, we communicate with a smile and sympathy.

[@lindseyfw2903]

Yes everyone is super kind and friendly

[@Steven-qi4gm]

I was planning to visit this year but will wait until next year now. I would like to visit when it is good to sunbath and not very cloudy. Is may/June good? Thanks

[@alextrevelin1952]

@@Steven-qi4gm It depends on the region! brazil is huge so each region ends up having different climates. but the sunniest and hottest season in Brazil is now during the summer (from December to March). after March it gets cold and in June / July we start winter. but it all depends on the region you are going to visit.

[@Steven-qi4gm]

@@alextrevelin1952 thank you for the reply, I am planning on going to rio to enjoy the beach

[@GM-vn9hm]

@@Steven-qi4gm here it will be winter in the middle of the year

[@mariaclaraantunes5828]

Amo que eles tomam um corpão de açaí com leite condensado e "it's healthy, light.."

[@isabellepelucio3943]

One thing that açaí isn’t is “light” hahahahaha

[@esromcupti]

Adoro gente assim. Sem frescura que experimenta de tudo. Às vezes é bom, às vezes nem tanto, mas o importante é ser curioso. Comida é uma parte importante da cultura de um povo.

[@RaimundoLima-yv9jl]

Vcs são muito legais! Se sintam em casa. O Brasil abraça vcs! Tamo junto!

[@alextrevelin1952]

Answering Lindsay's question, "Leite" means Milk. churros are made with wheat flour and water, are fried in vegetable oil and receive a layer of sugar. the churros you ate were stuffed with condensed milk. they are my favorites. yes, guarana is a fruit. is a Brazilian fruit that comes from the Amazon rainforest. what you took in the video is a guarana soda.

[@lindseyfw2903]

Yes thank you for explaining. It was a caramel in the churro that’s was something and then leite

[@natalia_jaira6381]

Coxinha de Frango, love it! Brazil es tan lindo y tan grandeeeee. Ya volveré

[@wshamburgo]

Espero que vuelvas y seas bienvenido.

[@natalia_jaira6381]

@@wshamburgo obrigada, volveré pronto 😉😊

[@betocaballerojesus1753]

es precioso estuve en sao paulo y otros sitios mas, yo tambien regresare un dia

[@brunovieira6033]

@@natalia_jaira6381 Vou te esperar !

[@Enz0oYa]

The good thing is you can work out 🏋️‍♀️ on the beach after a bunch of food 🤣😂

[@lindseyfw2903]

Yes it’s great!

[@marinajakovacz]

I am outside of Brazil for two years now, this video made me cry :(

[@TKYAKOW]

leite = milk Guys u should go to Minas Gerais to see the historical cities. Belo Horizonte is the capital for Minas Gerais , and have so many colonial cities to go around Belo Horizonte, like Ouro Preto , Mariana , Tiradentes , São Joçao Del Rey ... if need some help/ suggestions , contact me =)

[@TravelTourTaste]

Hey guys hope you're well. Sorry we haven't been able to visit you for a while we were in Bulgaria then Malta were we got stuck due to Covid and flights we're cancelled. But great to catch up with you again. Wow Brazil looks amazing, love street food. Thanks for putting Brazil on our to do list. Stay safe and catch up again real soon God bless you both.

[@lindseyfw2903]

Thanks so much! Hope one day you can make it to Brazil. We love it more than we could have imagined!

[@lindseyfw2903]

So where are you now?

[@optimuscraft]

Brasil: Coxinha Gringo: ''Fried Joe" 😂 By the way keep posting more in Brasil!

[@maryymendes]

Fried dough**

[@oliveiramello1100]

Guys the tea is the best one in RJ now it is cultural tea and Carioca can't live without it

[@newtonpenna1567]

Bela apresentação de um casal de americanos: sem preconceito, mostram o dia-a-dia do Rio como ele é

[@mohamedouarsafi3923]

Another awesome vlog. I love it when you taste street food and tell us about the ingredients an the flavor. Thank you Lindsey and Alexander!

[@lindseyfw2903]

Our pleasure! Thanks for being here

[@DivandBenny]

Great video Cinnamon churros are my favourite 😋

[@lindseyfw2903]

Alex loves them too

[@renatotbf]

Hi guys, I just like very much to see the way that you try our ways of living, showing us things that we have here in Rio that we ourselves d'ont even pay attention anymore. But we should and next sunday I will do the same you are doing, so that I d'ont forget our streets any more. Thanks.

[@kazzicup]

Eating boiled corn and strolling by the beach is always relaxing. Even on a cloudy day.

[@lindseyfw2903]

Loved it! Corn butter and salt

[@cebrasil]

Very nice video guys. Brazil is amazing county just be carfull.

[@simonavioleta]

Sweet corn is the best snack!! They also sell it on the beach in Romania :) Dulce de leche is the best! :) Great video, as always! Enjoy!

[@lindseyfw2903]

Can’t go wrong with 🌽 corn

[@TheTravelbum]

I remember seeing it in Romania! And Turkey, Greece, Italy, Albania, Mexico. It’s a thing I guess

[@simonavioleta]

@@TheTravelbum I also remember seeing you eating it in Colombia. I guess it is a thing :)

[@naubermiranda1025]

I thought Romania was landlocked.

[@simonavioleta]

@@naubermiranda1025 no, we have the Black Sea as "neighbour" in East

[@MTravelVlog]

I really enjoyed your video. Great channel. 👁 Greetings from Albania. 👋🏼 🇦🇱

[@lindseyfw2903]

Thanks so much! ❤️

[@larry6682]

Great video and I love it when you guys sample the different foods and drinks. Rio looks great. I hope you stay longer than one week.

[@lindseyfw2903]

Thank you! We have a week and a half in rio

[@jansonalex]

Ipanema beach is worth visiting too

[@TheTravelbum]

We will visit pretty soon ✊🏻

[@pedrojioia]

Tip for you guys: Explore Joatinga, Barra da Tijuca, Recreio, Prainha and Grumati beaches. They are all near Zona Sul and worth it. As a local I rarely ever go to Zona Sul beaches because I prefer West Zone ones by far.

[@RafaelAraujo-cy7cq]

I just met your channel and I really liked your videos about Brazil. You will always welcome here, guys. 🇧🇷

[@lindseyfw2903]

Aww thanks for being here!

[@gabriellarosa5015]

Here I am watching your video and crying. I miss home soo much! Enjoy as much as you can my beautiful Rio.

[@lindseyfw2903]

Ahh I’m sorry it made you so homesick

[@gabriellarosa5015]

@@lindseyfw2903, it is all good!! Are you still in Rio?

[@roneyrondon2453]

Hi, I'm from Rio, I live in Copacabana. There are two things that you can try and that is very close to the place where are you staying. The first in Pedra do Leme has restaurant kiosks that serve fried sardines, order sliced lemon to squeeze over the sardines. Very good accompanied with beer or caipirinha. Not to mention enjoying the view of the Copacabana beach. The second is the Churrascaria Copagrill, is a steakhouse, which has everything for a relatively cheap price per person, located at Ministro Viveiros de Castro street, number 47, Copacabana. It has two service systems, it can be per kilo or a fixed price and without limit on the consumption of food. You only pay for the drink consumed, I want to remind you that in Brazil you don't have a drink refill service.

[@jeanlanuit4680]

Merci beaucoup. pour la vidéo top 🇫🇷🇪🇺ici Lille

[@Circleofdrink]

That drink was yerba mate, known as "erva mate" or "chimarrão" in Southern Brazil. The way you drank it, it's referred to as "mate cocido" which is basically the iced tea version with the optional addition of lemon and/or sugar. Mate is the national drink of several South American countries and it's derived from the ilex paraguariensis plant. It's naturally stimulating like coffee, but without any jitters and crashing effects. I like to refer to the effects as "creative clarity". Salud!

[@sidhielannithil7159]

Wow, the beach and the food and drinks,... What else can I say? Just admiring while I'm stuck at home working!😅

[@lindseyfw2903]

Hope we can help you escape for a bit to the 🏖 beach

[@sidhielannithil7159]

@@lindseyfw2903 yes, your videos keep my eyes open to the part of the world I've never seen. Many thanks!

[@isabelaferreira5245]

Enjoy being in Rio and going to Angra dos Reis. It's beautiful there!

[@omarijoseph3189]

Boiled corn is a Caribbean staple as well. street food is really authentic.

[@jonpirovsky]

The tea in the canister is mate, a sort of tea made from toasted yerba mate leaves...

[@lindseyfw2903]

I’m so in love with it

[@alfonsoalfonso9332]

In Rio Grande do Sul they drink a lot of mate. 🧉

[@rodrigooliveira12]

The best 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@homeroalves4731]

Always be welcome to Brazil !

[@guspires6951]

Ok, at this point y'all have eat more açai than me, and I'am living my whole life here ^^

[@gldi8hr]

10:55 when I was very very young I remember having lemonade from this sellers canister sellers at the beach. It was just perfect!

[@iolandatavares4189]

I'm so addicted to your videos!! I always wanted to visit Brasil and i was thinking of living in Brasil for 6 months/1 year. Your videos just make me want it even more :)

[@lindseyfw2903]

You will love it; it’s been amazing

[@sidneyjr5314]

I love guaraná...i drink every day

[@joshrogers7347]

If you guys have a chance you should do a video on the music of Brazil, they have such a rich musical history and culture. Bossa Nova, jazz and samba.. I would love to go to Brazil one day and going to hear live music there is the first thing on my list I'd love to see

[@lindseyfw2903]

We would love to! Any good places to film that in Bahia?

[@joshrogers7347]

@@lindseyfw2903 Not sure unfortunately, I've never been to Brazil, best way to ask locals Im sure.. good luck! one of the pioneers of bossa nova, João Gilberto, singing about Bahia; kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJ6peoGJlNplqNU

[@joshrogers7347]

@@lindseyfw2903 actually a quick google found this site, might be a good place to start looking; www.matrixonline.net/salvador-bahia-brazil/bossa-nova-born-in-bahia/ www.matrixonline.net/

[@edineioficial2104]

Rio de Janeiro lindo 😍

[@k_and_m8745]

We are enjoying watching your videos. Stay safe, healthy, and happy!

[@lindseyfw2903]

Thank you! 😊

[@brunamoraes308]

It is very pleasant to eat so many snacks and walk on the beach at the same time. Copacabana is beautiful, enjoy it a lot. I wanted to eat the churros, it looked delicious!

[@lindseyfw2903]

We enjoyed it a lot!

[@travelwithgarry6115]

Awesome Street food vlog...makes me want to eat churros now lol take care guys

[@lindseyfw2903]

Haha glad we made you hungry 😋

[@jansonalex]

Barra da Tijuca and Recreio dos Bandeirantes

[@geraldocjunior]

I am loving these Brazil videos

[@TheTravelbum]

✊🏻✊🏻✊🏻🇧🇷

[@anniepowell7559]

Love all your videos. You made me so hungry. Lol 😂 .feeling like I’m on holiday everyday . Thank you . 🇨🇦🌞🥰..

[@lindseyfw2903]

Haha glad we made you hungry and hope you found some good food!

[@helententsoglidou2403]

Corn is a very common food you can find when walking by the sea in many places, here in Greece too! Have a very nice time in Brazil guys & thanks!

[@valquiriahomero]

Guys, did you try tapioca? One of the trunks was selling it. It's a dish from the natives (before colonization and stuff). You can have it with coconut and condensed milk, or a salty version with butter, cheese, chicken, beef... Most of tapiocas are made of polvilho, a kind of flour also used in pão de queijo

[@lifeisamazing007]

The man with the tea gave you a "chorrinho" which means little cry. It's to say a small refill. Love it! 👍

[@charlesbinnx4242]

Saudações do brasil 🇧🇷 Nice vidios 😍

[@jonatanfernandes10]

Olá gringo

[@niceopinion374]

esse canal merece muito mais inscritos

[@getuliosouzabaltazar3566]

Vcs são muito legais!!! 👍👍👏👏

[@sandrapalma590]

Barra de Tijuca is a nice place... But Copacabana beach is a real place🌴🌴... You only have be careful...a lot of delicious street food😋

[@pedrojioia]

barra is way better than copacabana, i d say the most overrated beach I know in Rio I hate it

[@fjtsa_2564]

Hey guys! Try to contact Tim from the channel "Tim Explica". He's an American from New Jersey who loves Brazil and he's now in Rio de Janeiro. It'd be really cool to be able to see you recording together.

[@yuriwesley1374]

up

[@lindseyfw2903]

If he happens to get in contact we would love that.

[@germanohassmann8530]

Brazil,best country in the world.

[@PedroPereira-wf8jt]

You guys are amazing!

[@Jgomes2000]

Great trip in Brazil, congratulations.

[@jefersonmateus2983]

love your videos❤🇧🇷❤🇧🇷

[@lindseyfw2903]

❤️

[@PauloSantos-yc2fx]

The tea is called "matte leão"

[@aracirodriguez2155]

Hi! What is it? Tea leaf?

[@wshamburgo]

@@aracirodriguez2155 In fact "Mate Leão" is a brand of tea and not as it is called tea. It is well consumed in Brazil but it is not the only one.

[@WagnerBrz]

That tea is called Mate and Matte Leão is a brand. Mate is a tea used way back by the the native guarani Indians and it's widely used in Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay. In Rio and other regions of Brazil we usually drink the toasted leaf style while in the South region they drink the green, called chimarrão by the southerner Brazilians!!

[@aracirodriguez2155]

@@wshamburgo thanks! Sounds good, one day I'll go try it!

[@aracirodriguez2155]

@@WagnerBrz wow! Thanks so much! Can't wait to try it, sounds amazing!

[@3aassuntosaleatorios922]

Vcs são sem frescura...ai sim

[@JogandoComTuco]

Brasileiro e engracado, o cara ta la encostadao. Chega um gringo ele comeca a falar como se fosse apresentador de TV! :) Parabens pros amigos trabalhando duro e elogiados pelos gringos pela honestidade. Isso e Brasil pra quem nao conhece.

[@robertolavion7569]

Get a chance to visit Forte de Copacabana for some gourmet snacks , fair prices and an unique view of copa , ( walking tour /museum

[@nelsonrossi6242]

Guys I was there in Copacabana on vacation at the same time as you - now back to Nebraska! It has been extremely cold and snowy! Enjoy 🇧🇷 it’s really a beautiful Country

[@alexmarchese995]

Muito bom seus vídeos e bem explicado e o mais importante vcs sempre colocam os preços das coisas eu amo isso vcs estão de parabéns 👏👏👏👏

[@oliveiramello1100]

Hey Guys I saw that you are amazing the coconut and then when finished the water you need to ask the guy to open it and eat the meat there is inside the coconut.

[@lindseyfw2903]

I would love that!

[@gladecornelius]

That churro looked delicious. There is a song called Meu Amigo Charlie Brown by Benito de Paula, give it a listen it. The song is vibes.

[@TheTravelbum]

Looking up now ✊🏻

[@fernandoracymarkunas8790]

If you like meat, you should try a "churrascaria rodízio", basically a "all you can eat buffet, with a lot of grilled and barbecued meats. But you have to be hungry! You'll have a feast!

[@pedrobandeira3278]

I"ve been watching your channel for about 2 hours now. I LOOOOVE IT

[@artbellagift]

I am happy you guys likes Brazil!Enjoy it!I really like the videos!Guarana and coxinha ohhh my god!Delicious

[@coleengoodell3550]

What fun! So glad you're feeling welcomed and safe there. Beach towns are always really fun and friendly. When you get back to the US you should check out the Cocoa Beach, Cape Canaveral and the Port at Cape Canaveral area's. Hopefully after Covid so you can really get the full experience. So many cool clubs, free bands, miles of beach and always friendly people. Love you guys.

[@lindseyfw2903]

❤️❤️❤️

[@luke83rj]

Watching your videos is better than Netflix!

[@lindseyfw2903]

Aww wow that’s a big compliment

[@italafernandacampolina8069]

Hey guys I found your channel 2 days ago and I am really enjoying to see the tourists visions about Brasil. P.s: Try to insert brazilian songs instead mexican songs in your videos. 😍😘

[@lindseyfw2903]

Yes we will try :) thanks for being here

[@paulopubarosario2313]

Hi, guys ! 11:20 People in Rio like so much this ice tea that now it and the its salesman are cultural heritage of the city.

[@dchiaroti]

you have to go to Santa Teresa, go up the hill by cable car (bondinho). You have to taste the feijoada, a typical Brazilian dish, its amazing. Try the moqueca too. You'll love both.

[@souahjumma]

Só faltou experimentar o famoso biscoito de "vento" globo. Acredito que o cara do chá estava vendendo. Only lacked experience the famous cookie "wind" globe. I believe the tea guy was selling.

[@marcotada]

I tried açaí several times, it is not a food that I like or dislike, I just don't eat it. But when it comes to cupuaçú it is different, I love it.

[@john6197]

churros is life

[@lindseyfw2903]

Alex is in love 🤤

[@rafaelc.s3326]

Açai is the best desert ever. Way more healthier and more refeshing than ice cream.

[@berin13]

Visit Forte de Copacabana, really nice place to go and is right next to the beach.

[@eggibran]

Visitem as cachoeiras do Brasil, em Minas Gerais existem muitas, sem falar nas cidades históricas, como Ouro Preto, Mariana, Congonhas, Brumadinho, todas cidades que ficam perto da capital Belo Horizonte. A comida mineira também é muito boa.

[@_max_souza_]

How did you get eat a lot of so? LOL. Your videos are very funny. Congrats. I'm watching all the Brazil trip.

[@luisabcouto]

8:29 guarana is a fruit that comes from the amazon, just like açai, however, Brazil is not just Rio de Janeiro. the size of the country is 8.5 million square kilometers, larger than the continental part of the USA.

[@jonathanvalentin2573]

Saludos desde Perú chicos.bonito video 😀

[@TheTravelbum]

✊🏻✊🏻✊🏻

[@alexfontes4974]

Did you guys tried the national dish? it's called feijoada, it's a bean based stew with lots of meat, collard greens, vinaigrette on the side and farofa (yuca flower powder). It's pretty good, almost all restaurants in brazil serves it. Hope you guys enjoy the rest of your stay here.

[@lindseyfw2903]

Not yet we need to soon!

[@csagancos]

The fried conic snack with cheese, meat or chicken filling is called "cochinha", ot's very popular all over Brazil; the dough is made with flour.

[@SenhorPestana]

Hey guys, forgot to tell you on my earlier comment: please do not forget to wear sunscreen as the sun is unforgiving in Brazil and you guys shouldn't be used to it. Also, to my destination list, please consider visiting cities in the South of the country like Gramado, Canela and Blumenau apart from all the other regions and places I told you. If you guys are interested in some wild adventure, maybe you should try visiting Belém or Manaus for some Amazon experience. Please do not forget to taste one of the most popular street foods: tapioca. You guys can choose the filling and I recommend both trying a savory and a sweet one. Peace from a Rio guy living in Japan :)

[@juarezcastellano3894]

Hahaha, very nice! Exactly what we do here. We love street food, specially corn. Greetings from Fortaleza!

[@antoniohenrique7334]

casal legal...muito bom

[@nivasantos7653]

Man, after you drink the water from the coconut, ask to the guy open to you and try the creamy nut inside. I guess you gonna love it!!!

[@daoson07]

Guarana is a fruit from the Amazon. In USA and some other countries they use corner sugar in coke, in Brazil they use the Guarana sugar in their coke and it is so much better...

[@Pixelarter]

That's not true, guaraná fruit barely has any sugar. The sugar in Brazilian Coke is from sugar cane, and there's no guaraná in Coke. Although Coca Cola has it's own brand of guaraná soda (Kuat) to compete with the leader brand they tried (Guaraná Antarctica, that nowadays belongs to Pepsi). Guaraná contains high levels of caffeine, and most of those açaí bowls you find on the streets are a mix of açaí pulp, guaraná powder and sugar (because neither açaí nor guaraná are very sweet naturally).

[@daoson07]

@@Pixelarter i may have said sugar but it is its syrup, and coke has a farm in the Amazon just to extract it for its pops and coke.

[@Pixelarter]

@@daoson07 Yes, they have guaraná farms in the Amazon, but regular Coke doesn't take any guaraná in it's composition. Only special guaraná flavored sodas like Kuat, Fanta Guaraná and some products of smaller brands that Coca Cola acquired.

[@lindseyfw2903]

I would like to try the fruit

[@daoson07]

@@lindseyfw2903 I don't think you can find it in the market, probably only in Maues and Manaus cities. It is a very funny looking /taste fruit...lol

[@renaoliver488]

Olá. Guaraná também é uma fruta típica da Amazônia. Estou curtindo a viagem junto com vocês. 👋👋🤗🤗

[@maclainegomes7839]

VERY TOP. I just found it strange that the açaí boy manipulated limentos without a mask and without a glove. MOSTLY wear gloves. But enjoying Rio is wonderful .from BRAZIL

[@lindseyfw2903]

Yes that’s quite common it seems on the street

[@maclainegomes7839]

@@lindseyfw2903 yea . I've been to Rio de Janeiro several times. but he always wore a transparent glove. but each happens. I worried about the covid. but your videos are wonderful. congratulations and enjoy. wonderful river. hugs.

[@silviacristina3357]

loved it and I love you guys too

[@lindseyfw2903]

Thanks for the love ❤️

[@huynhmao9514]

I wanted to go there.... Thanks for awesome video guys.

[@TheTravelbum]

✊🏻✊🏻✊🏻

[@john_scor]

Açaí é vida. AÇAÍ IS LIFE.

[@lindseyfw2903]

Agreed!

[@alemartins0883]

Watching you guys eating all these delicious meals that I grow up with makes me hungry and homesick. I love the videos you guys are doing about Brasil and I hope that you enjoy each. One of your stay there. I love coxinhas too. They are delicious maybe you guys tried already but next time check if they have coxinha de frango com catupiry. It is a chicken coxinha mixed with a special cheese that is very creamy and delicious. It tastes good.

[@DouglasProject2010]

Guaraná is a tiny little berry very common in Brazil. Many American energy drinks have Guarana berry in its recipe.

[@raissamc]

You would love to taste “tapioca” it’s a street food that can be filled with many different ingridients

[@raissamc]

Ps.: it’s very traditional

[@lindseyfw2903]

We love it!

[@PedroVieira1509]

Yes, Guaraná is a fruit. Also an amazonic fruit. All over Brazil you can find guaraná juice, and brands that sell them like Guaracamp, Guaraviton, Guaravita... if it has "Guara" in the prefix it probably started as guaraná juice company. Churros recheados means Stuffed or Churros with fillings. Doce de Leite is a argentinian food that is made from cooked sweetened condesed milk. It's known all over latin america, specially in the Mercosul (Argentina, Uruguay and Chile) as dulce de leche, in spanish. It has origins both in Argentina and in Brazil, but I don't think people really care where it was originated? It's really famous in the state of Minas Gerais, a neighbouring state of Rio and São Paulo