Jo Franco hits the streets of São Paulo, Brazil, to discover Italian culture in a country that boasts 6 million residents of Italian heritage. Her mission: find out why Italian and Brazilian culture has meshed so well, and sample as much food as possible. Spoiler alert: lots of meat and cheese in this episode.
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28 Comments
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wait hold up .. how is this the last episode already ….. we want more . loved this episode. enjoyed the series. thank you for sharing all these pockets of italian tummy love in the places visited.
I loved this episode! I just went to the pizza shop Castelões earlier this week. It was delicious! How interesting to find a Little Italy in Brazil!
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Giuliano Orlando, the best guide in SP and Jô Franco, I didn't know her and I already love her. What a great episode to watch. With this cold weather… I already want my pizza with a crust stuffed with catupiry ❤
ameeeeeeei
By the way: Catupity is the brand of the first Brazilian cream cheese. The product cream cheese itself they call requeijão.
This was so good. Love the tone and energy of the show – definitely made me want to visit Brazil! The term "Inbetweener" is perfect as it puts a name to my heritage and experience (Guyana, London, NYC). Thanks for a great show.
I love this ❤❤❤
Giuliano is always the Best guide ever in San Paolo 💪 with great professionalism and passion he can give you lots of interesting information on everything 🔝👏
I love this show and love Jo as a host. This is also my favorite episode, Jo’s “inbetweeness” is shining here and adding so much value.
I can’t wait for more episodes!
Amo ver a Jo desbravando o Brasil! NatGeo, 3 episódios foram pouco!!!! Queremos mais episódios!!!! Grazie mille!
Yes! Another assignment for Jo! Engaging content here.
Jo! Your energy brightened up my day! The world needs more wholesome and quality content like this! Grazie Natgeo
Please please please do more episodes with Jo! Loved this series!
Brazil is the country w the most Italians outside of Italy.
My husband is from São Paulo and this brought tears to his eyes! He loves to make mortadella sandwiches for us!
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Eating Italian food in Brazil ?
Yeah well, good luck with that and tell us how you all got mugged etc
I really loved this series… There definitely should be more ! Now I want to go to São Paulo 😀
Jo acts very weird when she is on a paycheck working for a large corporation, as opposed to doing her own thing that we all loved in the past.
Jo she's just great
We want more Jo!!! 3 episodes is not enough :p
I have truly enjoyed watching each episode with Jo! She needs to be signed to NatGeo!!!!
I loveed it! I did not know that there is a little italy in Brazil
Love this series! We need more
Giuliano is my cousin,!!!super💯
kisses from Bologna😘
I'm an american and I have tried all of these things in Sao Paulo. It is really mid. Actually, the brazilian pizza is just flat out bad. The best thing about brazil is really the fresh french bread. Its hard to get here. Some vietnamese bakeries are around that you can get it at though. Also for anyone that does not know, mortadella just tastes like bologna in the us but the better quality. Still the same flavor and if you grew up eating as a poor person in the US that ate it a lot, it does not hit the same as it does for them in brazil I am sure.