In Brazil, meals are typically eaten slowly in the company of family and friends, after which coffee is usually drunk. In Spain, breakfast often consists of churros served with sugar or hot chocolate, while dinner is traditionally lighter than lunch and commonly includes salads, sandwiches or tapas eaten late, from 9-11pm. The typical Brazilian meal structure consists of a first dish, second dish, and dessert.

1. Dining customs
In Brazil, the typical way to eat meals is with the company of family and friends.
People generally eat slowly over the course of time. After the meal, they usually drink coffee
after the meals.

2. Dining costums
While an American traditional breakfast has pancakes, bacon, and eggs, the Spanish "traditional" breakfast consists of the vastly
popular churros, served sprinkled with sugar or dunked in hot chocolate.
While there are of course many people who eat full meals, the Spanish dinner (cena) is traditionally much smaller than the midday
comida. It often consisting of something lighter like a salad, a sandwich, or a selection of tapas. Spaniards eat late for this final meal of
the day- even more so on weekends and during the summer- sitting down to eat anytime from 9:00 until 11:00 in the evening.
We have 3 meals ; 1st dish,2nd dish, and the desert