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Brazil has had a significant influence on Australia. especially younger teenage girls. since the Brazilians introduced the acai bowl it has, become a dish associated with healthy fit Instagram models. acai bowls often feature on famous people social media.

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Brazil has a large variety of ingredients. that have come from many different cultures. The main Brazilian cuisines include ingredients such as beans, pork, beef, fish, cheese, bread, chicken, chickpeas, coconut, oka, corn and black eyed peas.

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Many meats a cooked on sticks over the BBQ. In Brazil they also steam there meats.

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A large portion of Brazil's foods, have been influenced by other cultures, this is because of the colonization of the Portuguese in the 16th century. Since then many other nationality's have contributed to the food culture in Brazil. nationality's like Italians have introduced pizza and pasta and nationality's like the Spanish, have introduced foods like empanadillas - empadinhas. Many Brazilian dishes are stews and ....... The most popular dish in Brazil is the feijoada which is a stew made from pork, beef and rice. The feijoada traditionally contains all parts of the pig, including the ears, tail and nose.

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Brazil is full of rich culture, eating lunch is normally done as a family thing at the dinner time. Brazilian people don't have a tea time, in the afternoon.Dinner is normally what was left over from lunch. Dinning also becomes a business ideal. At Breakfast it is common to eat fruits and local cakes.

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The acai bowels that have so quickly become so popular, actually originated from Brazil. The acai berry grows in the amazon in a palm tree. Some other spices, fruits and herbs used in Brazil include coloral, erva mate, coriander, kale, papaya, passion fruit, pineapple, and lime.

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https://www.bbcgoodfood.com/howto/guide/top-10-foods-try-brazil
http://thefoodiebugle.com/article/cooks/brazilian-food-and-customs https://www.kids-world-travel-guide.com/brazil-facts.html