Mini Guide to Brazil
| December 8, 2017
Food and Drink
The food in Brazil is out of this world. It varies completely from state to state, with the coastal cities favoring fish and seafood, and pretty much the rest of the country – especially the south – gorging on barbecue. Brazilian steaks are of high quality and if you have the opportunity to visit a churrasco (steakhouse), you shouldn’t miss it.
When it comes to drinks, Brazil’s coffee is some of the best out there. If you’re into smoothies, you’ll definitely get the freshest fruits. Make sure you have plenty of caipirinhas, but don’t be fooled by the sweet and citrusy flavor, this cocktail is strong and needs to be respected.
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