What is the Ipanema snack that the OneRepublic singer praises like and how much does it cost?

Before performing at Rock in Rio, Ryan Tedder and other members of the band

Before performing at Rock in Rio on Saturday 14th, Ryan Tedder, lead singer of One Republic, and other members of the band took the opportunity to tour the Marvelous City. One of the chosen spots was the Uruguay tent, at palo 9 in Ipanema, in the south zone.

Since arriving in Brazil, Gloria González and her husband, Milton González, have been running the stall for 42 years, a popular spot among locals and tourists. The flagship is the sausage bread, which costs R$ 30 and comes with a “secret” sauce, like chimichurri. Ryan opted for the mixed sandwich, with meat, sausage, onion and sauce, which costs R$ 40.

“They celebrated with pepper. They were very friendly, they came running, with two security guards, they drank caipirinhas and beer,” Gloria said. Taste.

The cachaça drink, ordered by the musicians, costs R$25; the caipivodka version costs R$30. Tedder liked it so much that he even got some free publicity by tagging the Uruguay stall in a social media post.

“Once again, Bourdain never fails,” he said on Instagram, quoting chef and host Anthony Bourdain, who died in 2018 and who previously manned the Ipanema stand.

“They praised us, they were happy with what they tasted, they took pictures of themselves holding one of our frames that they have in the tent,” added the Uruguayan.

The OneRepublic leader also visited the city’s bars. “I love this country so much,” he said. He also showed off Sugarloaf Mountain and praised it. “Brazil shocks me with its beauty.”

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Source: Terra

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