chimarrão

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Chimarrão is a traditional South American drink made by infusing yerba mate leaves in hot water and sharing it socially from a gourd with a metal straw.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cultural practice
hot infusion
traditional South American drink
associatedWithCountry Brazil NERFINISHED
associatedWithGroup gaucho culture
associatedWithRegion Rio Grande do Sul NERFINISHED
Southern Cone NERFINISHED
basedOnPlant Ilex paraguariensis NERFINISHED
consumedIn Argentina NERFINISHED
Brazil NERFINISHED
Paraguay NERFINISHED
Uruguay NERFINISHED
southern Brazil NERFINISHED
consumptionContext family settings
social gatherings
contains caffeine
xanthines
culturalSignificance symbol of friendship
symbol of hospitality
distinguishedFrom Argentinian-style mate
drinkingStyle passed from person to person
shared socially
etymologyRelatedTo Spanish word mate
foamCharacteristic forms green foam on top
hasMainIngredient yerba mate leaves
hasPortugueseName chimarrão
isBitter true
isHerbalInfusion true
isNonAlcoholic true
languageOfName Portuguese
oftenConsumedAtTime afternoon
morning
originatesFrom indigenous traditions of Southern Cone
preparationStep add hot water
drink through bombilla
fill gourd with yerba mate
servedIn cuia (gourd)
servedTemperature hot
similarTo mate
tereré
typicalColor green
typicalWaterTemperature below boiling
typicalYerbaCut fine grind with powder
usesUtensil bombilla
metal straw
usesVessel gourd

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southern Brazil hasDrink chimarrão
subject surface form: Southern Brazil