Tastes of Brazil: A Trip to the São Paulo Farmers’ Market (Photos)

Today is my 4 month anniversary in Brazil! Hooray! Being here has given me a ton of new topics to write about. I was recently asked to share images of farmers’ markets in São Paulo for Paste Magazine. So, last week I took out my camera and began snapping away. Before I knew it I had over 100 photos of fruits and veggies. I saved some of my best images to share with you here as a sort of prequel to the upcoming post. Take a look!

All photos by Stephen J. Grant. To read my blogs across the web visit my online portfolio.

Guava
Guava
Feeling hot, hot, HOT?
Feeling hot, hot, HOT?
Starfruit & oranges
Starfruit & oranges
You can find the perfect spice to make your meals just right!
You can find the perfect spice to make your meals just right!
Atemoya
Atemoya
Delicious carrots just waiting to be chopped and served.
Delicious carrots just waiting to be chopped and served.
Biquinho is a non-spicy pepper that's perfect for salads and sometimes used to make sweet jam.
Biquinho is a non-spicy pepper that’s perfect for salads and sometimes used to make sweet jam.

 

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  1. Pingback: #ICYMI: Paste Magazine’s Famers’ Market Fetish: Sao Paulo, Brazil | Stephen J. Grant

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