These are
pictures of the street market in Santos. The street market happens on the same
street on a specific day each week, usually in the morning from 7 a. m. to
about 1 p. m. except on Mondays. They can be short about 4 blocks, or long,
over 13 blocks.
I love to
go to the street market because the products are much better than the ones in
the supermarkets. You can touch the products to check if they are green or ripe.
There are different stalls such as potatoes, onions, garlic, fruits, coconut,
eggs, greens, potted plants and flowers as well as, seafood, chicken, clothing,
shoes, home appliances, hygiene and cleaning items, toys, and so on. There are
also stands that fix pans, straw seats on chairs and pressure cookers. There
are stalls where sell small savory snacks such as a pear-shaped
deep-fried chicken filled croquette, pastry envelope with different
fillings and a torpedo-shaped croquette (both deep fried in vegetable oil), a
small pizza-like bread with topping and sugarcane juice.
It’s very
funny to go to the street market because the sellers announce their produces by
crying and saying funny things like “Hey, beautiful girls do not pay, but also
do not take the products”. The vendors offer pieces of fruits to try!
So, going to
the street market is good because you buy good produce, you stroll, which is
good for your health, and you have fun as well.
Wishing you a nice week! Sandra
Wishing you a nice week! Sandra
Looks like a great place to get some wonderful fresh produce.
ReplyDeleteHi Mamasmercantile! Thank you! Yes, I love to go to the street market. There are three street markets nearby on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. We go on Saturdays. I have fun!!
DeleteSandra xx
It looks a lovely street market. I'd enjoy just strolling and buying lovely fresh produce and chatting to people along the way:)
ReplyDeleteHello Rosie! I love chatting to people along the way! We meet friends there and stop to chat!
DeleteSandra xx
We have a farmers market once a month which looks similar, they are great places to buy really fresh food.
ReplyDeleteHi Pauline! I would love going to your farmer market too.
DeleteSandra xx
Ha Sandra, beautiful images of the market, nice to walk among the stalls
ReplyDeleteand you can see a lot kopen.Mooi how you describe it, so we know how it looks to you ...
Dear greetings Christiene ........
Hi Christiene! I love going there!
DeleteHugs, Sandra xx
Hello,Sandra,
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun to walk the place! I would like to go shopping there, hearing" Hey, beautiful girls do not pay!!"(*^_^*)
Have a good weekend!
Hi Tomoko, it is really very funny!
DeleteWishing you a nice weekend as well!
Sandra xx
During the 80's, I had a market stall selling our own vegetables. It was in an indoor market though. Blooming hard work, very early mornings and all kinds of weather but there was a lovely community spirit amongst the market traders. I loved it.
ReplyDeleteHi Molly!
DeleteThey wake up very early at 2 a.m. to get there about 5 a.m, doesn't matter if it is raining or not, which is a hard work that passes from parents to sons or daughters.
Wishing you a nice weekend, Sandra xx
It sounds as if there's the opportunity to go shopping in a street market several days in the week which is a convenient and good way to buy fresh produce and other items.
ReplyDeleteHi Linda P., there are many opportunities to go to a street market every week. I love going there!!
DeleteSandra xx
I've just discovered your blog, Sandra. Glad to join you on market day.
ReplyDeleteAmalia
xo
Thank you Amalia! Wishing you a nice weekend!
DeleteSandra xx
Hello Sandra,
ReplyDeleteThanks for finding my blog and leaving me a comment, I am going to follow you back now! Lovely to see your market, here in Belgium we also have weekly markets with fresh produce, plants, clothes and food stalls. One of them is my favourite because there is a lady with a large stall selling wool and everything you could want for knitting, crochet, sewing etc. ;)
Have a nice weekend,
Ingrid xx
Myfunkycrochet.blogspot.be
Thank you Ingrid for following me and your visit! I forgot to say that there is a stall that sells knitting, crochet and crafts. I would like to see your street market and the craft stall. I love knitting and braided ribbon embroidery. Crochet are beautiful as well.
DeleteWishing you a nice weekend!
Sandra xx
This looks like a lovely market! Thank you so much for sharing your photos. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Linda! I also love your posts!
DeleteCheers, Sandra