
Camilla’s Blog
Hi, my name is Camilla. I’m from Brazil. We usually have ham or cheese sandwiches at breakfast. We love eating tropical fruit, too. They are always fresh and juicy,aren’t they? Lunch is normally the biggest meal of the day. We come together with our family at dinner. We usually have dinner late. Our national food is ‘feijoada’. We make it from black beans, pork and beef and often serve it with some rice. In many restaurants, they only serve feijoada on Saturdays. It is delicious. People drink coffee all day; morning, noon and night because it is cheap and healthy. In my country, I guess it’s all Greek to you, it is so rude to walk away with your food in your hand. First, you should finish it and then go. Many Brazilians include lentils in a New Year’s menu because they believe it increases one’s good luck.
Huang’s Blog
Hello, I’m Huang from China. Chinese dishes are always very popular in the world, aren’t they? For breakfast, lunch and dinner we usually have almost the same kind of food. Rice, dumplings and noodles are always on our menu. We use very little oil to cook the food so Chinese food is rarely greasy. We often use soy sauce, and it’s quite salty, so we never add salt to our meals. In some part of China, spicy food is quite popular and they usually eat ‘Hunan fish head’ with hot red peppers there. We love meat and seafood with sweet and sour sauce. We use chopsticks to eat our food. Everyone knows that China is a tea country and we always drink it a lot. On our birthdays, we eat noodles. They are the symbol of a long life.