Sausages, sweets and ryazhenka: a blogger from Venezuela talks about her favorite Belarusian products

Kayla Pineda. Screenshot of the video "Belarus 1" August 20, MINSK . Venezuelan citizen Kayla Pineda has been living in Belarus for 8 years and films stories about our country. On the air of the TV channel, she spoke about her favorite Belarusian products and about her experiment on the Belarusian streets, BELTA reports.

"At the moment, I am filming my life in Belarus, what I like most and why I like it, since I am a foreigner and have lived here for 8 years," she said.

She spoke about what surprised her in our country. "The first time I was here as a guest. I was most surprised by the nature, that we were driving on the roads and I saw how clean and beautiful it was," she shared. "And now I am surprised that I, everyone else, can just walk down the street like that. I am not saying that it is impossible in Venezuela, but like that, on your own, showing off your phone, jewelry. That is freedom. It will not be like that there. And it is possible at any time: at night, in the evening, after a party."

Kayla Pineda was also surprised by public transport and Belarusian products. "I like that they (products - BELTA note) are made in Belarus. There is import , but not much. This shows that there is development,care and checking that they carefully monitor what they put in there, - she shared. - Most of all I like dairy products. I appreciate and praise that you have everything in this regard. And also - sausages . You have so many types that I have not seen so many before."

Of the discoveries - kefir . "We do not have kefir in Venezuela. More MILK andyogurt . What I liked most was ryazhenka," she shared.

Kayla Pineda also brings Belarusian products for her loved ones. Her list includes candies, including Aeroflotskie, and glazed curds.

The blogger recently conducted an experiment - she walked along the streets in white socks. She noted the fact that much attention is paid to cleanliness on the streets in Belarus. Kayla Pineda assessed her experiment. "Clean. I don't know how the viewer rated it, but it was clean," she concluded.