Colonial History
Country that colonised Brazil
These two places were the primary foreign influencers on Brazil's cuisine.
Portugal and Africa
Two foods that are commonly grown in Brazil
Any of the following: Oranges, cassava, soy beans, coffee, corn, cocoa, sugar, and beans.
This individual must always be present at the dinner table before everybody starts eating
The host
This is the most widely spoken language in Brazil
Portuguese
The year that Brazil was discovered in
1500
This was the result of the abolition of the slave trade, and was something that many black families did after they gained their freedom.
Sell food on the street
Brazil has an extensive number of this.
Cattle and poultry
These actions are considered rude and disruptive when done next to individuals eating a meal
Smoking, any form of loud noise, loud chewing
This is the most popular sport in Brazil
Soccer aka. football
The industry that gave Brazil a lot of wealth
The sugar industry
These two foods, common to Africa, were brought to Brazil by Portuguese settlers.
Banana and Yam
Vast amount of arable land and wide range in climate
It is taboo to eat fish without fins or scales due to this religion
Catholicism
Pre-Lenten Festival
The year that Brazil gained independence
1822
The national dish of Brazil
Feijoada
Brazilians do not eat a lot of this.
Processed or packaged food
Your cutlery must be in this direction opposing the table to indicate you are done eating
Parallel
This traditional garment is often worn during religious ceremonies or celebrations, along with a head scarf.
Baiana Dress
Minas Gerias
These two Brazilian dishes were the result of African influence in Brazil.
Vatapa and Acaraje
In this year the Brazilian government introduced a new set of dietary guidelines.
2014
This specific species of fish is seen as taboo to eat
Black Prochilodus
This classical composer shaped modern Brazilian music.
Heitor Villa-Lobos