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		<title>By: World Cup of Cuisine: 32 Culinary Nations Battle in South Africa 2010</title>
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		<description>[...] Brazilian food&#8216;s diversity is almost as big as the country itself.  The combination of rice and beans is a basic dish, but still ever so popular and made with highly delicious ingredients in Brazil.  Feijoada is a stew made with black beans, pork, beef, and onions. Like many South American nations, Brazil is also knowledgeable about grilled meat known as Churrasco. [...]</description>
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