"3rd world country dreams"...

Average cheap food here in Brazil:

Prato Feito (A typical lunch dish, usually consisting of rice, beans, a protein like chicken or beef, and salad)

Pão de queijo (cheese bread)

Guanará, a delicious soft drink made from the guaraná fruit, which is native to the Amazon rainforest in Brazil. If the gods had a drink, it would be this one, as it is simply divinely sweet.

Brazilian Pastel (Most Popular Street Food)

Brigadeiro (A sweet chocolate ball of condensed milk, cocoa powder, butter, and chocolate sprinkles)

Coxinha (A popular snack, street food, it's a dough filled with shredded chicken, shaped like a drumstick, and deep-fried)

Marmita (A packed lunch that some students or workers eat)

Original Açaí from Pará (North Brazil): A thick, creamy smoothie made from frozen açaí berries, typically served with tapioca flour or sugar.

Brazilian sushi (A fusion version, often with tropical ingredients).

Açaí from São Paulo: A creamy açaí bowl blended with banana or condensed milk, topped with granola, fresh fruits, and sometimes chocolate.

Regular hot dogs here

Brazilian barbecue, typically served with picanha or fillet, is a tradition on weekends, celebrations, family gatherings, football matches, daytime parties, at the beach, etc.

Many Brazilians ask relatives and friends to bring food from Brazil when they visit another country. I would do the same.

"Third world country dreams", i don't know, but it's better than eating insects, just like some politicians try to force it even in first world countries (That's something you really shouldn't accept if you don't want to".

Sorry, I took it personally, it wasn't personal.

She is a little chub.