Why Brazilians can't eat spicy food? while their neighbours in Mexico are the spiciest food eaters on earth

Question

Why Brazilians can't eat spicy food? while their neighbours in Mexico are the spiciest food eaters on earth

Answer 1

Portugese food can be very spicy such as peri peri,due to the obvious links to Brazil such as ancestry and language I do not get the question.Think Brazilians also eat international food. Not all Mexicans like chili!

Answer 2

Brazil is nowhere near Mexico and they have different parent countries.

Answer 3

1. Brazil and Mexico aren't even on the same continent, much less neighbors.

2. Mexican food is nowhere near as spicy as Thai food.

Answer 4

bcos brazilians arent mexicans

Answer 5

First of all, Brazil is in no way a "neighbor" of Mexico. They're not on the same continent, they weren't founded by the same ethnic group, they don't even speak the same language.

Secondly, how do you know that Brazilians "can't eat" spicy things? Just because a cuisine doesn't have an abundance of spicy dishes doesn't mean that the people can't handle some spice.

Finally, where did you hear that Mexicans eat the spiciest food on earth? That is in no way true. The hottest peppers, (and thus the spiciest cooking in the world) come from southeast Asia. Sichuan province in China is famous for having a huge variety of very spicy dishes, and Thai curries are usually said to be the hottest on earth.

Please, check your facts before asking stupid questions.

Answer 6

food...Rice & Beans & Meat...

I have eaten food all over the world in the worst and best restaurants, food of all nationalities and I can honestly say the food in Brazil is pretty uninteresting...even the foreign food is modified for Brazillian palets as boring....

I enjoy Picanha with rice beans and a salad but not for breakfast, lunch and dinner...also so difficult to get hold of a decent variety of herbs and spices and vegatables...

They just dont have a clue...

Answer 7

wow Have you stretched the WORD generalization.

Portugal and Mexican + Spanish

sorry

Your judgmental

and in error..