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A recent report from the Federal University Juiz De Fora in Brazil explores the role of street food in the daily life of the city of Juiz de Fora. The study examines the patterns of food consumption, the attachment of city places to food experience, and the economic significance of street food vending for marginalized groups. The research was conducted through participatory observation and interviews with street food vendors and consumers in the central area of the city. This peer-reviewed study provides valuable insights into the cultural and economic aspects of street food in Brazil. [Extracted from the article]