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**Title:** Exploring Street Food in São Paulo, Brazil (Luisillo, the Gordillo)
**Summary:**
* The host, Luisillo, discovers and reviews various street foods in São Paulo, Brazil.
* Featured dishes:
1. Coxinha de Gallina (chicken dumpling)
2. Meat Pie
3. Brazilian-style Carnitas Asada
4. Authentic Hot Dog with double sausage and toppings
5. Pão de Queijo (internationally famous cheese bread)
6. Salted Tapioca with beef, chicken, and cheese
7. Refreshing drinks: Cane Juice with Lemon and Acai Ice Cream with Mango and Condensed Milk
* Luisillo praises the high standard, delicious flavors, and affordability of Brazilian street food.
* The video concludes with an invitation for viewers to share their favorite dishes and similarities to street food in their own cities.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, keeping each fact as a short sentence and numbered for reference:
**Location and Setting**
1. The video is set in Brazil, specifically in the city of Sao Paulo.
2. Sao Paulo is the largest city in Brazil and the entire continent.
**Food and Drinks**
3. **Coxinha de Gallina**: a Brazilian dumpling stuffed with chicken, typically eaten from top to bottom.
4. **Price of Coxinha de Gallina**: usually sells for 4 to 6 Reais (about $1 USD) on the streets.
5. **Itubaína**: a classic Brazilian guarana soda, stronger than typical cola with tutti frutti notes.
6. **Street Pastries (e.g., Meat Pie, Cheesecake)**: commonly sold in Sao Paulo for about 10 Reais ($2 USD).
7. **Banderillas/Carnita Asada**: sold on the streets for 8 Reais (less than $2 USD) per serving.
8. **Authentic Hot Dog from Sao Paulo**: features double sausage, mashed potatoes, potato salad, and various sauces for about 15 Reais ($3 USD).
9. **Pão de Queijo (Cheese Bread)**: internationally famous, sold in street stalls for 4 Reais (less than $1 USD) for 10 units.
10. **Tapioca**: a daily consumption item in Brazil, can be found as dessert or main dish, made from cassava.
11. **Salted Tapioca Price**: a beef, chicken, and cheese version costs around 15 Reais ($3 USD).
12. **Cane Juice with Lemon**: costs about 6 Reais (a little more than $1 USD).
13. **Acai Ice Cream**: made from a fruit growing on palm trees in regions of South America, including Brazil's north and Amazon region.
14. **Acai Ice Cream Price**: with mango and condensed milk costs 7 Reais and a half ($1.50 USD).
**Miscellaneous**
15. The video host mentions that alcohol consumption is very accessible and somewhat normalized in the streets of Brazil.
16. Street vendors in Brazil sell a wide range of items, including cigarettes, cocktails, and whole bottles of liquor.