Afro-Brazilian Street Food - GIANT FOOD TOUR + Boiling Moqueca + Acaraj in Salvador Bahia, Brazil
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Date: 2019-08-19
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Paul R. Diamond
Mark, I absolutely love all your videos and watching you eat this Acarje made me actually LOL. I lived in Brazil for 2 years as a missionary and I love the place almost as much as I love the States. The people and food are so amazing as you demonstrated in your tour. If you're ever in Utah make sure to come see me and my family at www. BrazilianGoodies. com we love Brazil so much we decided to start our own Brazilian Cafe and import store last September. Safe Travels and keep the videos coming we absolutely love them. BTW I hope you don't mind us looping them on our TV's in Brazilian Goodies, I should have thought to ask first.
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Mark, I absolutely love all your videos and watching you eat this Acarje made me actually LOL. I lived in Brazil for 2 years as a missionary and I love the place almost as much as I love the States. The people and food are so amazing as you demonstrated in your tour. If you're ever in Utah make sure to come see me and my family at www. BrazilianGoodies. com we love Brazil so much we decided to start our own Brazilian Cafe and import store last September. Safe Travels and keep the videos coming we absolutely love them. BTW I hope you don't mind us looping them on our TV's in Brazilian Goodies, I should have thought to ask first.
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Cyber Doomgirl
Poor Mark still speaking spanish in Brazil no one from the staff teached him the basics. Not even google, Alexia nor Cortana. In case you go back to Brazil and Portugal, and Africa, here's the basics: - Muito obrigado = thank you very much- Obrigado = thank you- Brigado = thanks- Tchau = bye- Muito prazer = I'm pleased to/ It's nice to meet you- Gostei muito = I liked it a lot- Amei = I loved it
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Poor Mark still speaking spanish in Brazil no one from the staff teached him the basics. Not even google, Alexia nor Cortana. In case you go back to Brazil and Portugal, and Africa, here's the basics: - Muito obrigado = thank you very much- Obrigado = thank you- Brigado = thanks- Tchau = bye- Muito prazer = I'm pleased to/ It's nice to meet you- Gostei muito = I liked it a lot- Amei = I loved it
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Sabbir Hossain
Thank U Mr. Mark for sharing your whole BRAZIL Tour with us. Actually Today i have been completed seeing your full Brazil Tour playlist. Its been a great honour to know about Brazil culture, food, people and so many things. Thank U so much, Sir. Thanks A lot, Please stay with us always.
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Thank U Mr. Mark for sharing your whole BRAZIL Tour with us. Actually Today i have been completed seeing your full Brazil Tour playlist. Its been a great honour to know about Brazil culture, food, people and so many things. Thank U so much, Sir. Thanks A lot, Please stay with us always.
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Sagonda Sharp
Mark I have watched just about all of your videos. I love you. I love how you enjoy your food. I just love sweet little Micah, that is my daughter's name he is so cute. My granddaughters and I watch you together this summer. You have made me want to venture out and try new foods.
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Mark I have watched just about all of your videos. I love you. I love how you enjoy your food. I just love sweet little Micah, that is my daughter's name he is so cute. My granddaughters and I watch you together this summer. You have made me want to venture out and try new foods.
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Thiago Felipe
Hi Salvador city, capital of bahia, is the city with more black outside Africa. And our culture here is very yoruba, so we use lots of yoruba words and food. Lots of the blacks brought to here were from Togo, Benin and Nigeria. Most of them igbo, hausas and mostly yoruba.
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Hi Salvador city, capital of bahia, is the city with more black outside Africa. And our culture here is very yoruba, so we use lots of yoruba words and food. Lots of the blacks brought to here were from Togo, Benin and Nigeria. Most of them igbo, hausas and mostly yoruba.
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Shekinah Sebastian
We have something called Sorpatel in Goa, India which is also from the Portuguese colonization days. It's almost the same thing - pork, organs and some blood in it. Just amazing how cultures have blended and you have similar food in different continents too.
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We have something called Sorpatel in Goa, India which is also from the Portuguese colonization days. It's almost the same thing - pork, organs and some blood in it. Just amazing how cultures have blended and you have similar food in different continents too.
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Klaus Barbie
I'm visiting Bahia this September, I've heard a lot about the Food, it's cooked totally different from the mainstream Brazilian food. I heard also about the beautiful beaches. I'm so excited and I can't wait: -P. greetings from the Philippines.
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I'm visiting Bahia this September, I've heard a lot about the Food, it's cooked totally different from the mainstream Brazilian food. I heard also about the beautiful beaches. I'm so excited and I can't wait: -P. greetings from the Philippines.
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EarthChildYoga
Its not even the amazing food that keeps me coming back to your videos, its the connection and gratitude your share with others and the enthusiasm for learning about and experiencing their culture #markwiens #worldembassador hehe: ); ) (y) 1
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Its not even the amazing food that keeps me coming back to your videos, its the connection and gratitude your share with others and the enthusiasm for learning about and experiencing their culture #markwiens #worldembassador hehe: ); ) (y) 1
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husserliana
Pelourinho is extremely dangerous (it's literally filled with crack-heads who're there to attack you) and is 100% touristic. I'm Brazilian. You wanna be extremely cautious if you go to Pelourinho.
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Pelourinho is extremely dangerous (it's literally filled with crack-heads who're there to attack you) and is 100% touristic. I'm Brazilian. You wanna be extremely cautious if you go to Pelourinho.
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Diogo Olher
Unfortunately you didnt visit one of the most traditional state when you talk about it Brazilian Food, Minas Gerais State, where you can find different regional foods and famous around Brazil
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Unfortunately you didnt visit one of the most traditional state when you talk about it Brazilian Food, Minas Gerais State, where you can find different regional foods and famous around Brazil
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