What can I buy in Brazil?

Question

I'm going on a business trip to Brazil and I would like to know what I could buy while I am there. Is Brazil known for anything specific.

Answer 1

clothes, chocolates, I live in Brazil what you to want to ask.......

Answer 2

nuts

Answer 3

Legally?

Answer 4

Here are a few things I can think of :Bikinis,underwear, Brazilian cofee it is wonderful, Handcrafted Table clothes ( D&D mall), Shoes, precious stones

Answer 5

I don't mean to be rude, but they are best known (according to me) for their less-than-nothing undergarments and waxes.

Answer 6

crafts, nuts, clothes, decoration accents, jewels, etc...

there are a lot of things to buy in Brazil, once you are there you are gonna go crazy! hehehe

Answer 7

You can try:

Pinga / Cachaça (cachassa). It's a strong alcoholic beverage.

Havaianas, sandals.

Brazillian soccer team t-shirt.

Answer 8

u can buy anything not

LOVE

Answer 9

football

Answer 10

Here where I live they have really cool clothing stores with great jeans for women with large deriers (sp?)

Answer 11

what cities will you be going to ? ...  go to the hippie fairs ..  they have alot of cool stuff...    i'm sure you'll come across alot of things you've never seen before  .. thats when u'll know

Answer 12

rosewood 12 string guitars many hand crafted musical instruments. some thigns you must buy and eat but they cannot let that kind of things out of the country.. exotic plantys are nice but again they cant go out of country this is why i say a musical instrument they have wonderful rosewood pieces.

Answer 13

Clothing.

Answer 14

they are best known for their slowly being destroyed Amazon Jungle,but I suppose they are also know for their fantastic people.

There is so much that is wonderful about Brazil,in so far as what you can buy,well almost anything you could/can in the states-but cheaper,and oodles of things only found there.

I can never get enough of their cashew juice,guava,interesting things their street vender's offer,and especially their fruit/vegetable markets.