I tried Acarajé from Brazil, a kind of bread with a very good filling of vegetables and spicy sauces, then turkish and iranian tea, and then Pisco sour, a cool sweet cocktail from Peru.

Later on in the evening, we had an african dinner at the Eritrean stand, "finger-eating" a delicious spicy Injera, while surrounded by nice africans that kept asking us if we liked the food :D
3 comments:
hey, that was my food! yours looked funnier... by the way, you are making me feel guilty for writing in portuguese in my blog... :P
Haha, I like posting other people's food on my weblog. Btw, why don't you make an alternative english blog? :p
Just my 2 eurocents
because I´m too lazy to write everything twice, and I think my parents will be much more pissed than you if they don´t understand what I write in my blog... :P
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