I am from Brasil and I really have to thank you. You tried Brazilian snacks but actually gave it a shot, not like other people... It amazes me how you get out of your comfort zone and do it honestly. Keep up the brilliant work!!!!
The filling in the Tortuguita you tried was Brigadeiro flavour. Brigadeiro is a sweet brazilian treat that is basically made of condensed milk with cocoa powder that you cook util thickens and after you let it cool you cover it in sprinkles. It's delicious!
Kayla Dibble You will find brazilians who don't like goiabada, bananada, guaraná or even soccer (I don't like soccer). But I dare you to find a brazilian who does not loves brigadeiro... =)
I love how you describe food and seem really interested in learning about it. I think your honest, nice personality influences viewers to have healthy conversations in the comments!
Loved seeing all the Brazilian treats! Just to let you know- the coconut candy is from a place pronounced bye-E-ya :) It's absolutely beautiful there :)
Eduarda Binder e namz0x me desculpem se eu não enetendi o tom de algum de vocês, mas a maneira que Nina's Newborns descreveu como se fala a palavra "Bahia" é bem próxima da atual pronúncia, só fica estranho pelo fato de que, a língua inglesa carece de vários dos fonemas abertos existentes na língua portuguesa, fazendo com que a pronúncia desses fonemas uma pessoa anglófona não pareça natural
É verdade, teve muitas boas opções nesse, porque aquele primeiro que enviaram o Sonho de Valsa... Não sei como ela não admitiu que não tinha gosto de nada! Haha, mas espero que enviem um doce que eu só comi uma vez na minha vida, que ele é branco com gosto de amendoim, e é muito barato... Ela vai perder a cabeça mesmo! ^^
Bom Dia! It is always so wonderful to watch you Emmy! Normally, I resist watching anything over 3 minutes, but the way you are able to describe every snack and treat you try brings everybody right "into the moment" with you! I also just love waiting for the "MMMmmm!! after you take your initial bite into anything. You are one of my UA-cam faves!!!
Hi Emmy, I'm so happy that you decided to make a video about Brazilian treats. I think that you would like come to Brazil one day and eat street foods that are common here (and we love so much). I like your videos, because you are so funny and we feel that you aren't lying about the treats you really liked.
Congratulations for your channel! I had enough of people "reviewing food" screaming, cursing and making childish jokes... Since you seem so interested on the topic, I hope you and your husband have the chance to visit Brazil one day and go crazy with the food here. Go beyond the snacks and taste the REAL thing! I bet you won´t regret it. =)
até que enfim alguem comendo coisas legais daqui do Brasil. Nada de geléia de mocotó, e ela é uma graça, adorei o canal *-* finally someone is eating the great things we have in Brazil. None of geleia de mocoto, and she's adorable! Loved the channel!
if you go to Rio de Janeiro, taste a Petit Gâteau. it's a dessert from Brazil, despite of the French name. It's kind of hot "fondant au chocolat" with ice cream!
HAHA Nice video Emmy! Thanks ^^ I'm brazilian, from São Paulo and I say to you: You need to taste all Fini candies.. Every time I go to Cinema, I buy one Fini to eat during the movie. Is so good =] And about the "Tortuguita".. you nees to do the ritual.. first the Head.. after the hands, the legs.. and last.. ALL HAHAHA Every people on 90's decade made this when was kid HAHA Hugs for you ^^
EXACTLY! I was just about to comment about the tortuguita ritual. But I used to eat the arms and legs first, then the head (so it would still be "alive" hehe I was a mean kid, wasnt I?) and the body afterwards. Also, there are a lot of tortuguita flavors. The one in the video is brigadeiro. I think the original is with vanilla filling.
Calipso is also sold by Nestlé in Europe, at least here in France. Paçoca is normally made of roasted peanuts, sugar and salt, that's why it's often crumbly. Cocada (Cocadinha) is made of shredded coconuts caramelized with sugar, that's why it's sticky and dark brown. Tortuguitas normally have rice flakes, the one you had had chocolate sprinkles, which, to be honest, mostly taste like sugar. Doce de leite is condensed milk that was cooked for much longer until its sugars started to get brown. Overall after moving abroad I realized that in Brazil we add lots of sugar to everything. :p
I know this might sound silly but I rewatch your old 'Emmy Eats' videos when Im feeling anxious. Who knew watching someone talk about eating snacks could be so soothing? 😂❤❤
The "Club Social" cookies are actually from Argentina (Although in Venezuela and Brasil there are older brands of type of snack). They were some really cheap snack back in 2001-02. Nowadays they have a lot of flavours (like bacon, pizza, onions...).
What a sweet sweet channel, Emmy ! I just love your videos. It´s great to get information about different kinds of sweeties, biscuits and how they taste. Next time I travel to any of those countries, I know exactely what to buy when looking for treats in supermarkets. Congrats for the great work and greetings from Brazil !
Hi, dear. My husband and I really like your videos. That cocadinha you had is actually pure coconut. We call it côco queimado - something like burnt coconut. There's nothing added, maybe some sugar after removing from the heat. I'd like to ask if you want to exchange some more treats. We live in the very South of Brazil and we have some more interesting stuff rather than the ones you've tried. So we could send you some and you could send us some of yours. We'd love to make a video too. Keep trying wordly edibles. Kisses!
Gostei muito quando você fez aquele "huummm" quando comeu a cocadinha da Bahia! I really enjoyed when you made that sound "Huummm" when you ate that cocadinha da Bahia! Love your videos and thanks from Brazil. Go Brazil!!!
Calipso is the best of all them!! SOOO expensive! and you cannot find it in any supermarket around Brazil.. We like tortuguita more for the "ritual" envolved, then for how it tastes. It has many flavors, but it really doens't matter, you know? you need to eat the head and the legs, then you go to the body. It's magical! hahah kisses, Emmy! I like you're videos :**
to really taste the original texture of the chocolate fillings, you should keep them at room temperature cuz most of them are creamy and sometimes actually quite runny. also, the coconut candy was brown because of the "burned" sugar, there is also a white version and some places you can find passion fruit flavored as well.
That's what I just said... "can be seen all over the world". I was just pointing out that it's not a brazilian candy in its origin, it's made in argentina by an argentinian company.
Oh my, I've watched so many videos of you eating candies ands snacks from around the world, but never realized, till now, how sweet and adorable your accent saying the name of it till now. So kawaii >_<
Emy you are amazing! ^^ loved to watch you evaluate my fave foods since im brazillian from Sao Paulo. You NEED to taste "brigadeiro" its my favorite treat and its tradicional brazilian food! Its awesome... Also i love your channel :3
emmymadeinjapan Hi! The "tortuguita" candy is in fact Argentinian, Arcor is an Argentinian brand, and it is even in Spanish, tortuguita means little turtle (I believe turtle in Portuguese is something like tortaga). Oh and doce de leite (dulce de leche in Spanish) is consumed in the south of Brazil due to its closeness with Argentina, it comes from Argentina (supposedly) and it is basically burned milk with sugar, and it is way more delicious than caramel (which is burned sugar). Love you and your videos, keep it up!
yes tortuguita its a argentinian candy, but its very common in brazil, turtle in portuguese its tartaruga, and doce de leite its not just common in south of brazil, I live in the northeast and its very common in the farm area and flavor of ice creams cookies and others stuff.
Hi Emmy! I just "met" you and your channel and I'm loooooving it! Subscribed already!! Btw, the coconut (cocadinha da Bahia) is darker because is a burned coconut candy. And the "Tortuguita" (the chocolate turtle) has a "ritual" that we, Brazilians do: you must start eating the paws, then the head, and then the shell.. hahaha, it's a "playful candy". And FYI, the inside is filled with "brigadeiro" our " Brazillian candy pride" made with chocolate and crunchy chocolate. Hope you could understand me. Loved your videos and channel. Greetings from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. :)
Ohhh Lovely Video! I'm glad you liked it! 1) Tomorrow Brazil soccer team is going to play in Salvador, that is the capital city of Bahia ;). We have dark cocada and the white one around here, but these ones sooo good and very traditional. 2) The filling of the tortuguita is supposed to be "Brigadeiro", a traditional Brasilian candy, but I'm sure that is not as delicious as the homemade one (that is made with condensed milk, cocoa powder and butter, covered with Chocolate sprinkles).3) Paçoca (and cocada) are also very tradicional here, the paçoca Amor is very old and popular here. These sweets, along with pumpkin and sweet potato candy are a must in our traditional "Festa Junina", festivities in June done in schools, churches, street, with lots traditional food and dancing that celebrate Saint John and Saint Antony days.
Awwww Emmy, it makes me so happy when you eat stuff from here! I'm glad you liked our stuff! But when eating Tortuguita, we have a kind of a ritual, everyone eats it the same way: the head, the paws and the tail first and then the body! hahaha Can't wait for you to taste Pão de Queijo and Brigadeiro too!
NAAAAOOO você não fez o processo certo de comer a tortuguita!! primeiro as patas de trás, depois as da frente, depois a cabeça e aí sim você come o casco :'(
Emmy, when we eat the Tortuguita candy, we always eat the little legs, arms and head before eating the rest! We all do it since we're little kinds until we're 90 years old! lol it's a "tradition"
loved seeing the video, paçoca is my favourite! you should try a copuaçu/graviola/bacuri snack, rapadura, cocada and são geraldo refrigerant (a cashew refrigerant)!
I'm Brazilian and I can say... Lot's of things you ate I never saw in a supermarket or tasted it :P . And btw, almost all the chocolate bars and little wrapped cholocolate things like Alpino you can find in boxes full of them from Nestle, Garoto and Lacta.
Oh My. I've been eating talento from the day they started to make it... And I've been opening the packages wrongly my whole life! Thank you for teaching me that! :D
Really sweet video ;D Puns aside, I hope you've liked it. The candies you got were mostly the super sugary ones, but they are a good way of showing the brazilian palate.
emmymadeinjapan Just loved your channel! Hey, about the tortuguita, here in Brazil we have a kind of "ritual" when we eat one, eat the head, then the members and then the rest .. It's funny because everyone does but it has nothing related to religion or similar stuff . haha
hahaha I'm in love with these videos! So nice to see all these brazilian candies! I loved how she pronounced Açaí and Bahia! haha That's cute! Actually, in Açaí, the stronger vowel is í, so that sounds like "a-ça-ee"... Now, in Bahia, the H is not pronounced, cause it's a different spelling of Baía, which means "bay"... So, again, the í is the stronger vowel sound, and it's like ba-ee-a... I LOVED IT, EMMY! If you get a chance of visiting Brazil, you have to try Pão de Queijo, Brigadeiro (which is the filling of the Tortuguita candy) and the real Doce de Leite... So if you come to Brazil, make sure you film your impressions and post it here! =D
I liked the way you respected Brazilian food, I'm seeing many videos of this kind to see the view gringos about my country, I came across several nasty videos, but I liked its 2 videos. Al I leave my Like, u deserve =D. In case of grammar errors, I used Google Translator :/
Do you ever crave things that you've tried before, but not know where/how to get it? I feel like that would drive me nuts, wanting something so specific and not being able to get it. Like Tahiti Treat pop...I haven't seen it in YEARS and I miss it, so amazing
I really enjoyed it. Congrats Emmy. This video made me remind of how good is brazilian food. You said that some treats are very/kinda sweet, and here's my curious: is there actually some difference? I meant, from Brazil and from your country. Congrats again!
I am from Brasil and I really have to thank you. You tried Brazilian snacks but actually gave it a shot, not like other people... It amazes me how you get out of your comfort zone and do it honestly. Keep up the brilliant work!!!!
Thank you :)
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yeah that's absolutely right! She's different!
+emmymadeinjapan I'm from Brazil, and you are very cute
+Naeco Nam Ocean Man?
To eat a Tortuguita , we have a ritual.
First the head, then the legs , and finally the housing.... hahahahaha
OH MY GOSH YOU EAT THE HEAD FIRST 😱😱😱😱
Luana Almeida vivo comendo isso acho normal e primeiro os pés depois as mãos e depois a cabeça e o resto avontade
+Amaral Taleb ahahahahahahahahahahahaha
Exatamente! Antes de ela colocar a tortuguita na boca eu tava tipo: "Faça o ritual, pelo amor" Kkkkk
+Amaral Taleb DON'T EAT THE HEAD FIRST, LET THE TURTLE SUFFER, EAT THE FEET FIRST AND THEN THE HEAD, and finally the housing.
The filling in the Tortuguita you tried was Brigadeiro flavour.
Brigadeiro is a sweet brazilian treat that is basically made of condensed milk with cocoa powder that you cook util thickens and after you let it cool you cover it in sprinkles. It's delicious!
Thanks for letting me know. :)
Omg, brigadeiro is delicious!!
And I prefer the turtle with the white filling, blue packaging one.
Kayla Dibble You will find brazilians who don't like goiabada, bananada, guaraná or even soccer (I don't like soccer). But I dare you to find a brazilian who does not loves brigadeiro...
=)
+Paulo Henrique SO TRUE HAHAHA
Great selection :D
I am from Brazil and that person has sent you some of my faves : )
Glad you had a chance to try those!
é tão bonitinho ela tentando pronunciar os nomes dos produtos :)
Ela não pode ler o português
I love how you describe food and seem really interested in learning about it. I think your honest, nice personality influences viewers to have healthy conversations in the comments!
Loved seeing all the Brazilian treats! Just to let you know- the coconut candy is from a place pronounced bye-E-ya :) It's absolutely beautiful there :)
KKKKK legal sua maneira de descrever Bahia
BAHIA? Kkkkkk nem pensei nisso quando lei
Eduarda Binder e namz0x me desculpem se eu não enetendi o tom de algum de vocês, mas a maneira que Nina's Newborns descreveu como se fala a palavra "Bahia" é bem próxima da atual pronúncia, só fica estranho pelo fato de que, a língua inglesa carece de vários dos fonemas abertos existentes na língua portuguesa, fazendo com que a pronúncia desses fonemas uma pessoa anglófona não pareça natural
Euller Pereira They understood perfectly found so funny.
This looks like one of the most delicious boxes of treats I have ever seen you eat! Nicely done little Miss B. You did a great job selecting things!
Better options this time! heheheheh I think you'll lose your mind with the Brazilian tradicional sweets.:)
É verdade, teve muitas boas opções nesse, porque aquele primeiro que enviaram o Sonho de Valsa... Não sei como ela não admitiu que não tinha gosto de nada! Haha, mas espero que enviem um doce que eu só comi uma vez na minha vida, que ele é branco com gosto de amendoim, e é muito barato... Ela vai perder a cabeça mesmo! ^^
Too bad people didnt send her dadinhos
Arnaldo esse doce não seria o torrone? Ele é branco e tem uns pedaço de amendoim, eu amo sempre como ❤️
Your fridge must be full all the time!
Bom Dia! It is always so wonderful to watch you Emmy! Normally, I resist watching anything over 3 minutes, but the way you are able to describe every snack and treat you try brings everybody right "into the moment" with you! I also just love waiting for the "MMMmmm!! after you take your initial bite into anything. You are one of my UA-cam faves!!!
Thanks Michael Cooley
Hi Emmy, I'm so happy that you decided to make a video about Brazilian treats. I think that you would like come to Brazil one day and eat street foods that are common here (and we love so much). I like your videos, because you are so funny and we feel that you aren't lying about the treats you really liked.
i love the way you read the name pf the snacks, so funny...
ELA NÃO FEZ O RITUAL PARA COMER A TORTUGUITAAAAAAA
Rubens Fernandes Junior e n pode comer tudo de uma vez as patas primeiro depois a cabeça e quando termina de come falar humm...
Rubens Fernandes Junior não a culpe, ela não sabe da maldição HUA HA HAHA HA!! (risada maligna)
Rubens Fernandes Junior vdd! ñ se come a tortuguita sem antes fazer o ritual!
+Rubens Fernandes Junior Meu deus estou morta, pensei na mesma coisa hahahaha
+Milenart Meire vdd😂😂
your way of speaking is so relaxing, loved the vid, greetins from Brasil
The 'beijos' are one of the most wonderful things in that entire country, finni is life
I loved all your good reactions eating treats and sweets from my country, i'm glad that you liked all of it, I like it too, especially the "beijos".
I love the way that last chocolate bar you can snap it open! How cool! :P And the turtle chocolate SO ADORABLE!!
i love watching these videos...and your so easy to listen to..perfect voice to be recorded. :)
Congratulations for your channel! I had enough of people "reviewing food" screaming, cursing and making childish jokes... Since you seem so interested on the topic, I hope you and your husband have the chance to visit Brazil one day and go crazy with the food here. Go beyond the snacks and taste the REAL thing! I bet you won´t regret it. =)
You're adorable. "I'm going to investigate farther" Emmy: Food detective.
another great one Emmy along with a great ending. thanks for the fun and information
Another great video, so much fun watching someone that don't know and never tasted Brazilian stuff.
até que enfim alguem comendo coisas legais daqui do Brasil. Nada de geléia de mocotó, e ela é uma graça, adorei o canal *-*
finally someone is eating the great things we have in Brazil.
None of geleia de mocoto, and she's adorable! Loved the channel!
I'm brazilian and i am always watching your videos emmy, u r amazing doe.
you are so respectfull with other cultures, congratulations !
It's so cute and adorable seeing you tasting the candies :)
You should try "Coxinha" It is a salty snack with chicken flavor stuffing.
I am from Brazil but i live in the U.S.A and whenever i go to a brazilian store i make sure to buy PAÇOCA!!!
Hahahaha, sim/yeah
Wool, happy to see somebody from so far away from Brazil tasting part of my childhood sweetness. hope you enjoyed it 😊
if you go to Rio de Janeiro, taste a Petit Gâteau. it's a dessert from Brazil, despite of the French name. It's kind of hot "fondant au chocolat" with ice cream!
+Jorge Gabriel S.P. Na verdade é um doce de origem francesa mesmo.
HAHA Nice video Emmy! Thanks ^^
I'm brazilian, from São Paulo and I say to you: You need to taste all Fini candies.. Every time I go to Cinema, I buy one Fini to eat during the movie. Is so good =]
And about the "Tortuguita".. you nees to do the ritual.. first the Head.. after the hands, the legs.. and last.. ALL HAHAHA Every people on 90's decade made this when was kid HAHA Hugs for you ^^
(need* to do)
EXACTLY! I was just about to comment about the tortuguita ritual. But I used to eat the arms and legs first, then the head (so it would still be "alive" hehe I was a mean kid, wasnt I?) and the body afterwards.
Also, there are a lot of tortuguita flavors. The one in the video is brigadeiro. I think the original is with vanilla filling.
I love learning about this kind of stuff. Thanks :)
I'm from 2000 and believe me, we still do the ritual! Hahah
You can't just bite a Tortuguita D=
You gotta eat the head first, then the members, and then you eat the body
And the tail before the body.
It's like a Brazilian rule kkk
will turn tradition in brazil kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
kkkkkkkkk POISÉ
verdade , dizem que se vc cumprir o ritual errado o boneco do fofão vai te visitar a noite
Calipso is also sold by Nestlé in Europe, at least here in France.
Paçoca is normally made of roasted peanuts, sugar and salt, that's why it's often crumbly.
Cocada (Cocadinha) is made of shredded coconuts caramelized with sugar, that's why it's sticky and dark brown.
Tortuguitas normally have rice flakes, the one you had had chocolate sprinkles, which, to be honest, mostly taste like sugar.
Doce de leite is condensed milk that was cooked for much longer until its sugars started to get brown.
Overall after moving abroad I realized that in Brazil we add lots of sugar to everything. :p
Vamos lá Brasil!
GO Brazil! World Cup 2014!
Obrigado Emmy / Thx Emmy!
H
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vim do futuro pra dizer que o brasil perdeu de 7-1 pra alemanha e perdeu a copa.
I know this might sound silly but I rewatch your old 'Emmy Eats' videos when Im feeling anxious. Who knew watching someone talk about eating snacks could be so soothing? 😂❤❤
Thank You For This Suggestions Im From Brazil And I Love your channel .... !!!
The "Club Social" cookies are actually from Argentina (Although in Venezuela and Brasil there are older brands of type of snack). They were some really cheap snack back in 2001-02. Nowadays they have a lot of flavours (like bacon, pizza, onions...).
What a sweet sweet channel, Emmy ! I just love your videos. It´s great to get information about different kinds of sweeties, biscuits and how they taste. Next time I travel to any of those countries, I know exactely what to buy when looking for treats in supermarkets. Congrats for the great work and greetings from Brazil !
I'm from Brazil + France but I was born in Japan and now I'm living in the US :D
lol :D
***** international kids for the win :D
Congratulations
Tortuguita
The Tortuguita candy has a ritual here in Brazil hahah first the head, then the legs and at last the other parts of the body. Great memory btw!
Stikadinho is my favorite one from all you tasted! And the Fini factory has some other gummy sweets you'd love!! Love the video! x
I'm not really into sweets, but everytime I watch you eat those, it makes me crave for chocolate....
Love from Indonesia emmy...
Hi, dear. My husband and I really like your videos. That cocadinha you had is actually pure coconut. We call it côco queimado - something like burnt coconut. There's nothing added, maybe some sugar after removing from the heat.
I'd like to ask if you want to exchange some more treats. We live in the very South of Brazil and we have some more interesting stuff rather than the ones you've tried. So we could send you some and you could send us some of yours. We'd love to make a video too.
Keep trying wordly edibles.
Kisses!
Gostei muito quando você fez aquele "huummm" quando comeu a cocadinha da Bahia! I really enjoyed when you made that sound "Huummm" when you ate that cocadinha da Bahia! Love your videos and thanks from Brazil. Go Brazil!!!
You're so cute! Come to Brazil and taste pão de queijo (it's kind of a mini bread made of cheese...), you'll love it :D
Calipso is the best of all them!! SOOO expensive! and you cannot find it in any supermarket around Brazil..
We like tortuguita more for the "ritual" envolved, then for how it tastes. It has many flavors, but it really doens't matter, you know? you need to eat the head and the legs, then you go to the body. It's magical! hahah
kisses, Emmy! I like you're videos :**
calipso expensive??? i guess it depends where u live
OMG, in the market near by it's like... 4 dollars... or 2,50 reais, top! It's a cheap candy... i live in brazil... inner state São Paulo...
Manoela Macedo yepp me too, i live in sao paulo and calipso its actually cheap here(?)
O.O that much for that gross sweet? i dont like it anyway... hahahhah
entendi! hahahah
Yeeeesss! BRAZIL! love your chanel, you're totally amazing!
"Paçoca" is our national treasure.
My god, she's so adorable! Cheers from Brazil!
She made some really nice choices! It was super fun to hear you pronounce the words in portuguese hahah
to really taste the original texture of the chocolate fillings, you should keep them at room temperature cuz most of them are creamy and sometimes actually quite runny.
also, the coconut candy was brown because of the "burned" sugar, there is also a white version and some places you can find passion fruit flavored as well.
Emmy, The way you spelled the brazilian names was so cute! :3
Cocadinha da Bahia (ba-ee-ah) is my favorite coconut candy. It's made with coconut and sugar cane molasses. Yummm.
ok this time you had more that i recognized. the first video there were things i had never heard of, and i lived in brazil.
The tortuguita one is from Argentina tho! Arcor is our candy factory here, it's so huge and our candy can be seen all over the world :3
the tortuguita is all over south merica in chile ambrosoli makes it too ... not argentina exclusive
That's what I just said... "can be seen all over the world". I was just pointing out that it's not a brazilian candy in its origin, it's made in argentina by an argentinian company.
Fini's original from Brazil I think, and I can find them here in Argentina too :)
We also have a hue Arcor factory here in Brasil, and Tortuguita is a tradition
cassiocf I know! It's all over south america :3 but I mean, Arcor is originally from Argentina, that's what I wanted Emmy to know :3
Oh my, I've watched so many videos of you eating candies ands snacks from around the world, but never realized, till now, how sweet and adorable your accent saying the name of it till now. So kawaii >_<
Emy you are amazing! ^^ loved to watch you evaluate my fave foods since im brazillian from
Sao Paulo. You NEED to taste "brigadeiro" its my favorite treat and its tradicional brazilian food! Its awesome... Also i love your channel :3
emmymadeinjapan Hi! The "tortuguita" candy is in fact Argentinian, Arcor is an Argentinian brand, and it is even in Spanish, tortuguita means little turtle (I believe turtle in Portuguese is something like tortaga). Oh and doce de leite (dulce de leche in Spanish) is consumed in the south of Brazil due to its closeness with Argentina, it comes from Argentina (supposedly) and it is basically burned milk with sugar, and it is way more delicious than caramel (which is burned sugar). Love you and your videos, keep it up!
yes tortuguita its a argentinian candy, but its very common in brazil, turtle in portuguese its tartaruga, and doce de leite its not just common in south of brazil, I live in the northeast and its very common in the farm area and flavor of ice creams cookies and others stuff.
Hi Emmy! I just "met" you and your channel and I'm loooooving it!
Subscribed already!! Btw, the coconut (cocadinha da Bahia) is darker because is a burned coconut candy.
And the "Tortuguita" (the chocolate turtle) has a "ritual" that we, Brazilians do: you must start eating the paws, then the head, and then the shell.. hahaha, it's a "playful candy". And FYI, the inside is filled with "brigadeiro" our " Brazillian candy pride" made with chocolate and crunchy chocolate.
Hope you could understand me. Loved your videos and channel.
Greetings from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. :)
Ohhh Lovely Video! I'm glad you liked it! 1) Tomorrow Brazil soccer team is going to play in Salvador, that is the capital city of Bahia ;). We have dark cocada and the white one around here, but these ones sooo good and very traditional. 2) The filling of the tortuguita is supposed to be "Brigadeiro", a traditional Brasilian candy, but I'm sure that is not as delicious as the homemade one (that is made with condensed milk, cocoa powder and butter, covered with Chocolate sprinkles).3) Paçoca (and cocada) are also very tradicional here, the paçoca Amor is very old and popular here. These sweets, along with pumpkin and sweet potato candy are a must in our traditional "Festa Junina", festivities in June done in schools, churches, street, with lots traditional food and dancing that celebrate Saint John and Saint Antony days.
Thanks again Viviane Neri for sending me a taste of Brazil. :)
OMG sault in brigadeiro kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
Awwww Emmy, it makes me so happy when you eat stuff from here! I'm glad you liked our stuff!
But when eating Tortuguita, we have a kind of a ritual, everyone eats it the same way: the head, the paws and the tail first and then the body! hahaha
Can't wait for you to taste Pão de Queijo and Brigadeiro too!
you have to try some "pé de moleque" from here, it's a Brazilian typical candy made of peanuts and toasted sugar basically
All the biscuits are usually eaten with black coffee. I personally don't like it, but it's like my parents' little escape haha
OMG, finally a part 2 from Brazil
NAAAAOOO você não fez o processo certo de comer a tortuguita!! primeiro as patas de trás, depois as da frente, depois a cabeça e aí sim você come o casco :'(
semrpe achei q a cabeça fosse a primeira coisa kkkkkkkkkkkk vide o comercial, ela sempre perdia a cabeça primeiro auehuehuhueaue
posso ter me confundido kk
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eu sempre Faso isso😂😂
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Emmy, when we eat the Tortuguita candy, we always eat the little legs, arms and head before eating the rest! We all do it since we're little kinds until we're 90 years old! lol it's a "tradition"
loved seeing the video, paçoca is my favourite! you should try a copuaçu/graviola/bacuri snack, rapadura, cocada and são geraldo refrigerant (a cashew refrigerant)!
Its so cute you pronoucing the names
I love that you actually taste it, you know? haha You try to savour it and know what is in it. Loved.
I'm Brazilian and I can say... Lot's of things you ate I never saw in a supermarket or tasted it :P . And btw, almost all the chocolate bars and little wrapped cholocolate things like Alpino you can find in boxes full of them from Nestle, Garoto and Lacta.
You have to do brigadeiro!! It's perfect!! I'm brazilian, i'm 13 years old and I loved your video :)
Oh My. I've been eating talento from the day they started to make it... And I've been opening the packages wrongly my whole life! Thank you for teaching me that! :D
OOOOOHH MYYY... I'm brazian but i didn't know that the people open talento like this!!!! Hahahhahahahhahhaaa love it
Luv your vids emmy :) all the treats looked good !!
Omg you had to do the tortuguita's ritual
Head first, then legs, for least the body..
Num sei porque vocês falam em Inglês se é tudo brasileiro.. KKK XD
ai ai kkk XD
br sendo br
A part 2?! How can I have missed it? It's sou interisting people of other countries eating treats from here. Great! o/
We did not know you can open a Ritter Sport like that. It's my mom's favorite chocolate too!
You tried good stuffs actually, hahahaha. Brasil is a great place to live and eat! Really like your channel about the way. Xoxo
eu não sabia abrir um talento o.o
neh mano krl qnd vi ela abrindo tão facilmente eu me senti um burro tentando abrir um talento durante 15 minutos d td quanto eh jeito .___________.
+Guilherme Bertolini Caramba nunca abri a embalagem desse jeito kkk
na vdd, vem escrito na embalagem como abrir...
depois que conheci o talento abro todos os chocolates em barra assim.
Eu também kkkkk quando ela abriu, fiquei tipo: ohhhh O.O
Eu também não kkkkkk
Really sweet video ;D
Puns aside, I hope you've liked it. The candies you got were mostly the super sugary ones, but they are a good way of showing the brazilian palate.
The first thing I thought when I saw the first cookie was digestive biscuits. You can get the in Canada too
Hello, I'm brazilian e loved yours videos about my country, try eata feijoada or churrasco...congratulations
Lol u always make me hungry when I watch ur videos
Sufflair IS an aero bar.
The name was not fitting in brazilian market, so they changed it to sufflair and BOOM!
They suddenly started selling.
emmymadeinjapan Just loved your channel! Hey, about the tortuguita, here in Brazil we have a kind of "ritual" when we eat one, eat the head, then the members and then the rest .. It's funny because everyone does but it has nothing related to religion or similar stuff . haha
I wonder how Emmy remember all of these snacks
Yaaay, Brazil again! Too bad that our most delicious treats can't be sent to you, Emmy. Hopefully, someday you can visit to taste them! :)
hahaha I'm in love with these videos! So nice to see all these brazilian candies! I loved how she pronounced Açaí and Bahia! haha That's cute!
Actually, in Açaí, the stronger vowel is í, so that sounds like "a-ça-ee"...
Now, in Bahia, the H is not pronounced, cause it's a different spelling of Baía, which means "bay"... So, again, the í is the stronger vowel sound, and it's like ba-ee-a...
I LOVED IT, EMMY! If you get a chance of visiting Brazil, you have to try Pão de Queijo, Brigadeiro (which is the filling of the Tortuguita candy) and the real Doce de Leite... So if you come to Brazil, make sure you film your impressions and post it here! =D
I'm Brazilian and it is really funny the way people from the UK , Usa ... say the names of the candy's lol
I liked the way you respected Brazilian food, I'm seeing many videos of this kind to see the view gringos about my country, I came across several nasty videos, but I liked its 2 videos. Al I leave my Like, u deserve =D. In case of grammar errors, I used Google Translator :/
I love your " Hum..... uhummm! "
HAHAHAHA Best from Brazil o/
You're lovely XD
Do you ever crave things that you've tried before, but not know where/how to get it? I feel like that would drive me nuts, wanting something so specific and not being able to get it. Like Tahiti Treat pop...I haven't seen it in YEARS and I miss it, so amazing
I really enjoyed it. Congrats Emmy. This video made me remind of how good is brazilian food. You said that some treats are very/kinda sweet, and here's my curious: is there actually some difference? I meant, from Brazil and from your country. Congrats again!
Great timing for the World Cup, too ^_^
OMG Talento with Para nuts.....I feel like running to the supermarket right now.
I love your videos, Emmy! xoxoxo
I was born in Brazil and still living here for more than 50 years and I assure you there is nothing less Brazilian than these stuffs...
Emmy mandando beijos com o Fini de Beijos 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 EEEMMMMY I LOVE YOOOOU
I love the sound if you eat something you like hmmmmm so nice to hear :)
It makes my day to watch your videos thanx!!! ;0)