Tried to take a picture of every dish I've eaten in Peru + Brazil... here goes:
Day 0 (8/24): In Transit
On the airplane...
First snack in Peru (Lima airport). Beef heart skewers and this weird looking corn:
Day 1 (8/25): Ollanta
Lunch - Smoked Trout with Pasta with a Drink containing ginger, and papaya.
Dinner - Guinea Pig + Pisco Sour
Day 2 (8/26): Salt Mines and Moray
Lunch - Fresh Strawberry Juice + some bland chicken with potatoes
Snack on Peru Train
Dinner - Lamb Ribs in Aguas Calientes
(No Picture - Pretty standard stuff here)
Day 3 (8/27): Machu Picchu
Lunch - Buffet with poor service and soup, beef, chicken and fish
Dinner back at Ollanta - Some beef dish (forgot the name of it) with a Peruvian Beer:
Day 4 (8/28): Iguassa Falls
Lunch en route to the Falls - Happy Meal! (with the toy)
Dinner - Beef on stone plate with onions and rice on the side and a SKOL beer
Day 5 (8/29): Iguassa Falls
(no pictures taken)
Day 6 (8/30): Iguassa Falls
Lunch - Food court at supermarket
Dinner - Random Food from Grocery Food Store
Day 7 (8/31): Rio
Lunch - A random restaurant led by the tour guide in Santa Theresa. Beans, manioc flour, rice combo
Dinner - Chicken Fried Rice (yes - I had to see what it is like here... very salty...)
Day 8 (9/1): Rio
Lunch - Random restaurant on a side street. Food costs were by the kg...
Snack - Churro stuffed with chocolate.. Mmmm...
Dinner - Brazil Churrascaria ... but not buffet style since we cut a deal to not do all you can eat :P
Day 9 (9/2): Rio
Lunch - Random restaurant on a side street. This one not weighing by the kg
Part of Dinner - 30 cm hotdog with quail egg.. for 4 reais!
Day 10 (9/3): Rio
Snack - Acui in Favela
(Picture not taken... but it's this black goo like thing that is pretty healthy for you supposedly)
Lunch/Dinner - Cooking in Rio. Lots of boozing, banana with fried manioc, shrimp thing, and rice
The guinea pig was interesting (tasted like chicken), but other than that, most of food I had I would say was pretty standard... was expecting some cool food... but I guess it wasn't to be.
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