The BEST Alheira in PORTUGAL!!! (Mirandela vs Braganca) 

Would love to see you in Barcelos too my hometown.One day or two and try our rojões á moda do minho and um vinho verde👍

Which camera should be used for Vlogs!

It's really true! We have a lot to be thankful for the excellent videos and work showing the riches that exist in our country (and that even some locals are unaware of). thank you very much, you are unique and it is a pleasure to follow your channel! ❤

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O que é que ele esta a fazer por Portugal ?! Lol

@@filipemachado5991 mais do que tu fazes. Só a publicidade que estes meninos fazem de Portugal no pais deles é fora de série. Valorizam o que Portugal tem mais que os portugueses, que infelizmente muitos de nós não sabemos o quão bom é o nosso país.

@@organiccold presumo que seja a profissão deles. Mas fazem-na bem, e têm mérito.

To be honest looked really firm and not bouncy lol

E vinho 😍😍

As Xutos say : " De Bragança a Lisboa , são 9 horas de distância... " you should listen to it on your way back to Lisbon 🎵🎶😹 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6LXuCn82yXE.html

You will soon reach 10 million views on the channel! Congrats

Completely off topic but who do you cheer in a world/euro cup? Portugal or Netherlands? Ps Love the content keep up the good work

Another great video 💪🏼💪🏼.... But Amelia dint say Hasssup my boys 😊😊😊😜😜😜 keep the great videos guys 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

I am from Braganca,hope you enjoy,visit the Castle,and go have a beer at Cafe floresta!!

Nos dias de hoje não há SCUT, há portagens. As SCUT acabaram no Continente em 2011... SCUT - Sem Custos para o Utilizador

@@diogorodrigues747 SCUT- Portagens SCUT é o nome dado a um modelo de financiamento de autoestradas e vias rápidas implementado em Portugal, baseado no modelo britânico das shadow toll.

I thought like 'are they not aware of scut!??? God! They will have a huge debt soon!' Then I saw you guys are much more prepared than the common portuguese citizen.. Good for you guys!

@@thespookprod. Sim, mas já não existe em Portugal Continental desde 2011. "Entre 2010 e 2016, praticamente todos os contratos de concessões SCUT foram revistos, em parte com o objetivo de diminuir as rendas pagas pelos concedentes aos concessionários. No caso das concessões do Estado, as alterações incluíram não só a mudança total do modelo de concessão (passaram de um regime de portagens SCUT para um regime de disponibilidade) como também a introdução de portagens reais, uma medida que se revelou bastante controversa desde que foi proposta pela primeira vez (em 2002) e que trouxe este modelo de financiamento para a “praça pública”. Com efeito, as portagens virtuais / SCUT são um modelo de financiamento de infraestruturas e não eram um assunto muito conhecido da opinião pública até 2002. Contudo, nesse ano, ocorreu uma mudança de governo; o novo governo, liderado por Durão Barroso, defendia que os encargos do Estado com as suas concessões SCUT eram um grave problema orçamental e que a introdução de portagens reais nas autoestradas incluídas nessas concessões era a única forma de o resolver. Ao longo da década de 2000, as vias rápidas incluídas nas concessões SCUT do Estado foram renumeradas como autoestradas (por exemplo, a Via do Infante, pertencente à concessão Algarve, foi reclassificada de IP1 para A22). Depois de vários avanços e recuos e no meio de significativa controvérsia, no Verão de 2010, o governo (liderado por José Sócrates) acabou por avançar com a introdução de portagens em todas as concessões SCUT do Estado. Em 15 de Outubro desse ano começou a cobrança de portagens aos utilizadores das autoestradas (e antigas vias rápidas) das concessões da Costa da Prata, Norte Litoral e Grande Porto. Em 8 de Dezembro de 2011, começaram-se a cobrar portagens nas autoestradas das restantes quatro concessões do Estado (Algarve, Beira Litoral, Beira Interior/Beira Alta e Interior Norte). Em 2015 foi concluída a última revisão dos contratos das Concessões do Estado. Em 2016 a região autónoma da Madeira concluiu uma revisão aos contratos das suas duas concessões SCUT (Vialitoral e Viaexpresso), mas tal não implicou a introdução de portagens reais, nem a substituição do modelo de portagens SCUT por outro. De facto, nas regiões autónomas as concessões com portagem SCUT nunca geraram uma controvérsia da magnitude da ocorrida em Portugal Continental. Assim, desde 2015, existem 3 concessões com portagem SCUT em Portugal: a Vialitoral (Madeira), a Viaexpresso (Madeira) e a São Miguel (Açores)." Fonte: Wikipédia (adaptado)

Resumidamente, SCUT é um nome erroneamente dado às portagens eletrónicas que estão em autoestradas que já estiveram em regime de portagens SCUT. SCUT neste momento só na Madeira e Açores, no Continente já não há.

Is that when you finally get here?

You want to taste best seafood rice, you have to go to the Algarve.

You are very welcome in Portugal. 👋🇰🇬

@@davidlguerr I've been there, too.... Personally, I remember the seafood rice I ate in Madeira the most😍

@@aliochafonseca5973 Muito obrigado🤗... I've already visited Portugal five times

@@user-ym5uj6hd1r you are allways welcome. I hope one day i will visit your BEAUTYFUL country KOREA. Keep safe and healthy and enjoy life. Greetings. 😷.

That is a mith... People in the area didn't get taxes because a great part of the region was populated with Leonese people and not with Galician people like in most of Portugal. Galician and Leonese didn't get along very well, so the abscense of taxes was an advantage and a way to "lusitanize" the region's culture. In fact, that difference it's still visible with the Mirandese language, an Asturian-Leonese language (and not Galician-Portuguese) and an oral past more related to Castille than to Portugal.

Diogo Rodrigues . What ever mith or not ; the people believe it was that way and it worked out .🤔😊

O Abel is famous for a very good reason!! We didn't even know that there were layers of different alheiras! We are still rookies it appears!

@@joenandamalie hehehe in 20 years time,you will look back and say yep now we know and understand,you will teach new immigrants how to say placenames and explain the differences and nuances between alheira and chouriço,between"saudade" and homesick,as you will be as one with our way of life,our state of mind,with our land,you will have discussions with foreigners who say a Portuguese is like a quiet Spaniard hehhehe you'll have a chat with your lovely daughters teacher when fetching her from school,and in the evening on the terrace opening a bottle of wine,mesmorizing and contemplating these past 20 Years,you will be in peace with yourself and know deep inside you that you are one of US,a Portuguese Dane,and to end with a Paul Young citation,"Wherever I lay my hat that's my HOME!!!

Carlos SLB - You painted a beautiful picture!

@Carlos Saraiva I think it's terrific you've been able to see the magic through our eyes. :)

They already been there (well.. here). Last year, i think. They were in Amarante and Lixa. It's the trip Joen mentions at 9:34

Thank you 😍😍 i am from Amarante

they dont speak portuguese there? or you mean is the only place in portugal where some people still speak mirandes? from your words they would think if they go there there will be another language spoken :D

Posta à Mirandesa isn't from Mirandela dude, its from miranda do douro

@@mannyoliveira776 Im sorry i hate seafood Crab? You gotta be kidding...

We go there in the two next videos 🇵🇹❤️

@@joenandamalie Try "Albertino" in Gouveia..you can t miss this one, Joen u r going to love it ahah

When you come back to Trás-os-Montes, try to go to Rio de Onor. It's a special village where portuguese people and Spanish one live together, in community, in peace.👬👭👍

If u guys are going to montesinho ( I guess you re talking about penafiel old city) u should visit preguinhos on wheel. It's a restaurant

Lusitani and despite not being in the Land of Miranda, Rio de Onor also speaks Leonese (Moirandese). It is called Riodonor or Ruidenore natively.

It's in Mirandese and it's called "La Lhoba".

Mirandela are known for alheiras, Bragança for posta, Vila Real for covilhetes and Chaves is known for outshining all of the above in everything, besides Presunto and pastéis de Chaves, of course.

Everything is better from Chaves :) Hoping they go to Chaves some time this summer!

They have to come here!

@@Hotpur And i guess Chaves is the most beautiful place up there!

@@grandadan but of course! But in all honesty, we live in a country where every town it's beautiful in its own way, Im not a fan of Lisbon, of course others have a different view. As someone once said "Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder".

The best Posta Mirandesa I've ever had was in A Lareira. I was starving after a 6 hours trip...

There is a thing that you might like to know about Japan. Japanese people don't eat sushi that much or as much as europeans might think, they prefer tempura.

I am a sushi fan, and I have been to Japan and tried good quality originals so I feel I can discern the quality somewhat. I can say sushi had a big boom in Portugal in latest years but 80% are chinese restaurants that make cheap fusion sushi to ride the trend and they are not very good but pretty popular for beginners due to having more common flavors and cheap all you can eat buffets. There are some good Sushi restaurants but very expensive and mostly in Lisbon or Porto, and even in those they are predominantly Fusion sushi, in fact most of the people who follow the new sushi trend never really tasted the original nori flavor or japanese sushi rice, not to say their bad, there are some really good ones but dont expect the Japanese authentic flavor, those are rare and I only know 3 in the north area worth mentioning and most ppl dont actually like them due to the strong flavors and the vinegar in rice (we are mostly a salted rice country) so you can expect the algae to be very mild, the rice to have small amounts of vinegar or even none at all, and the fish is mostly salmon. Very common to see plenty of vegetables like cucumber and mayonnaise or fruits added to the salmon, and theres only one restaurant I know of that I can consider really a Japanese restaurant which has more focus on other Japanese dishes besides sushi.

Mas em português transmontano é alheira!

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It could be worse. 29,55€ for a 480 km journey is something like 6 cents per kilometre.