I know there is a tiny little Brazilian grocery store thing near Waters Ave. that has a little kitchen and they make them but i dont remeber the name or where it is exactly. 
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there is one place in Orlando, Florida at EPCOT, but to my knowledge there is no place in Tampa.
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Please cite your source because I need a source, thanks!
a churrasco is a famous food in brazil
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In this video, http://www.WatchMojo.com takes a bite out of alligator, and learns more about some of the traditional foods of Brazil.
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The Brazilian Food and Beverage Association (ABBA) and Sedanos announced the Brazilian Flavors food tasting and sampling event at Miami area stores. Sedanos will host the Taste of Brazil promotion featuring exotic foods, drinks, snacks and tropical flavors from Brazil. Each tasting will include recipes and easy to serve dishes to make at home. Sedanos Supermarket shoppers will also have the opportunity to enter a contest to win tickets to attend the IndyCar Series Championship Finale at the Homestead-Miami Speedway Complex held on October 10th. The promotion and contest will run everyday leading to the Championship race, from September 28 to October 10; limited weekend sampling will continue through November 8.
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You agree with people who like the flesh of men?
ew, people actually do that ?
surely thats murder right?
or do they wait until people die..
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Known as the African soul of Brazil, Salvador de Bahia has rich food, music, capoeira, and religious traditions.
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United Nations, New York, 24 January 2010 - United Nations (UN) peacekeepers from Brazil along with the US (United States) Army distributed food today (24 Jan) in Cité Soleil, one of the poorest and most troubled neighborhoods in Port-au-Prince.
The partnership between American and UN forces strengthens the ability to secure an area while contributing to humanitarian aid on the ground.
Locals formed cues to receive food packs, water and crackers. Bags of rice, beans, corn flour and plaster were also being distributed.
UN Force Commander Major General Floriano Peixoto was optimistic that the arrival of new troops would enhance the capacity to distribute aid.
SOUNDBITE (English) Major General Floriano Peixoto, Force Commander, United Nations:
“We believe that the troops that arrive will enhance our capacity of distributing food, enhance our capacity to provide logistics, and support along with our partners the Americans and the Canadians, and other contributors that are arriving.”
There have been reports about delays in aid distribution by the media as well as survivors complaining that it has been nearly two weeks since the earthquake struck and they still had not received any food or water.
General P.K. Keen who was in Haiti when the earthquake struck said aid distribution was improving daily.
Source: UNIFEED, MINUSTAH
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http://bit.ly/sfeventplanner, What a party! Thanks to Silvia and the team we had an amazing night of great Brazilian Food and wonderful guests.
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Learn to make Brigadeiro, a Brazillian Chocolate Truffle Dessert, and More Brazilian Recipes!
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There is a Brazilian food which is like melted chocolate fudge and other ingredients, but I don’t know what is the name of it. It’s a very thick cream.
To Moon,
I found one that looks like it the most in the first link you provided. It’s the fourth one:
http://patisseriereport.files.wordpress.com/2009/03/brigadeiro-003-p48.jpg
So far I only know what Brigadeiro looks like because an answerer has provided pictures. (= Thank you! =)
I also want to add more clues to this dessert:
There is a layer of frosting on the top, and the person who brought this food said that it is considered a comfort food in Brazil.
Oh, for the frosting, I don’t know if it is created by the chillness of the air or not, because that’s the reaction of the frosting on cupcakes when it is chilled.
To Moon,
I’ve tried it - tasted it - I mean, but I haven’t made it myself yet. We had a culture day last week, and everybody brought in something from their countries. A Brazilian brought this but I can’t remember what the name is. Oh, it was so good, but the person who brought it agreed with my teacher that it’s high in calories. =P
Brigadeiro.
http://images.google.com.br/images?hl=pt-BR&q=brigadeiro&um=1&ie=UTF-8&ei=WgVhSv_qOM-hlAe_rIWtDw&sa=X&oi=image_result_group&ct=title&resnum=4
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brigadeiro
Here’s the recipe for you:
http://www.cookbrazil.com/brigadeiro.htm
http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/Brigadeiro/Detail.aspx
And a video that teaches how to make it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHOtPxJ9rdc
Hope you enjoy it!!
Good luck!! 
Edit: I believe, by the picture at your link, that it is the same thing. A lot of people like to prepare this and eat it with a spoon (yes, it’s a typical "comfort food"). The little balls are made for parties only, especially for childrens’ parties. Who likes to eat this at home don’t bother preparing the litle balls, just prepare the chocolate mixture and eat it out of the pan
Try it (have you already/ever?), and see if it is what you’re looking for (it’s easy and quick to make). I will ask some friends and family members if they can think of something else, but i’m pretty sure that it’s this, the same sweet, just in a different form.