Brazilian food sayings

1. "Quem não gosta de feijão, bom sujeito não é." (Translation: "If you don't like beans, you're not a good person.")

2. "Comer bem é um prazer, cozinhar bem é uma arte." (Translation: "Eating well is a pleasure, cooking well is an art.")

3. "Quem tem boca vai a Roma." (Translation: "If you have a mouth, you can go to Rome." - meaning that good food is worth traveling for.)

4. "Quem canta seus males espanta, quem cozinha seus males apanha." (Translation: "Who sings drives away their troubles, who cooks gets in trouble.")

5. "A barriga cheia não tem ouvidos." (Translation: "A full stomach has no ears." - meaning that people are more likely to listen and be receptive when they are well-fed.)

6. "O amor entra pela cozinha." (Translation: "Love enters through the kitchen." - emphasizing the importance of food in relationships.)

7. "Quem não tem cão, caça com gato." (Translation: "If you don't have a dog, hunt with a cat." - meaning that you have to make do with what you have in terms of ingredients for cooking.)

8. "Quem não arrisca, não petisca." (Translation: "Who doesn't risk, doesn't get a snack." - encouraging people to take chances, especially in trying new foods.)

Above is Brazilian food sayings.