Jinxguy1000 said: I tried turning up the volume and using google translate mic but didn't get a translation. Anybody know what's up with the 2 girls angry at each other?

SamIWam said: The last time I saw the "what are the Brazilian pies made of" question, I did some cursory Googling and found this article. It features the host of Passa ou Repassa supposedly revealing the secret. It's in Portuguese, but I included the Google English translation. I cannot vouch for it's accuracy. The page also references a video (with a minor) where they make and try out the recipe. The results in that video didn't exactly match the show. Apparently, it can be finicky to make and is a little complicated, so maybe that accounts for the discrepancy.


https://comofazerfacil.com.br/como-fazer-torta-do-passa-ou-repassa/
https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=pt&u=https://comofazerfacil.com.br/como-fazer-torta-do-passa-ou-repassa/&prev=search

While Googling to re-find that article, I also found this which might be of interest to some:
http://tacheirandocoisadenina.blogspot.com/2012/09/torta-na-cara-receita-do-creme.html
https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=pt&u=http://tacheirandocoisadenina.blogspot.com/2012/09/torta-na-cara-receita-do-creme.html&prev=search

SStuff said: WJ, you mean the Jessica Alba lookalike?? But I can see Salma Hayek too.

Moho, I'm fairly sure it's a whipped topping found in South America, as most of the Brazilian shows have a similar formula. (Along with quite a few "torta challenge" videos on YT.) They dye it different colors. It's apparently pretty sticky but washes off with water. The variations in pies seem to come down to how it's mixed (sometimes the pies are less gooey and more "flaky") as well as the temperature.

I experimented for a good long while to replicate the formula. I got pretty close with our Chega Mais parody in SS158, and since then I've kept that same formula.... Just changing the pie colors for different volumes. (Usually blue and white...)

FYI they did another one yesterday. In the process of editing that one too. Pies were more flaky (as I mentioned) but coverage was still quite good, and it was almost ALL female hits, which was nice. Downside was even MORE arguing, so very few actual pies got thrown....

Enigmahood said:
First, are you using the Series Peruanas site to get the HD copies? I assume you are, but heads up if you're not, it might be another source.

Ok, that out of the way -- we are very lucky to see them do this twice (three times actually, they did it also on the 28th of Feb) in such a short time frame. Enjoy it now, because they do this in waves.

I'm great with this -- it's the best work they've done likely *ever* on this version of the show, the Peru one. In terms of the pies being thick and good, the girls not dabbing each other in the chin (they're going after each other for the most part) and even the fake drama -- that doesn't bother me. One, it's fake. I'm not upset in the slightest that they're acting like they don't enjoy this. It's an act. And when that act involves them complaining, without much in the way of wiping it away, that just means more aftermath -- something that has always been a problem with this show for years until now.

We're getting exponentially more after the hits with all the faux-drama, so don't knock it, I say.

Good to see Palmoa getting pies in the face again. Last time was half a decade back or so on the Combate, with shaving-cream type pies but for a time there she would completely ham it up and get covered. Looks like she's lost a little weight and got some work done on her breasts these days too, so no complaining there either.

I was particularly impressed that she's taken good hits all three times, clearly she's playing the role of the Clown, which is rare from a girl (much less a drop-dead gorgeous one), but both she and that thick Michelle Soifer girl were clearly last go-around told to "Go Long" and get super messy for their closing round antics, which they both did wonderfully well.

My guess is, this is scripted like wrestling, they're told to play a part or act up a rivalry and then they may or may not answer the questions legitimately (or for all we know they're pulling a Hillary and giving some players the questions ahead of time), but then act out the role they've been given, whether it's to complain, be aggressive, act sad, whatever...

... be glad they're playing up angry responses, not crying or other drama ones which might take away from the fun and make people not enjoy this (from a non-WAM perspective).

Overall: Let's be joyous here, this is good shit.

Thank you Rich for being on top of this, making the edited scenes for the community. Good man, as always.

the_mainman said: The arguing is so boring.

SStuff said: I think the only other one to watch would be Combate. Unfortunately they're the one Latin American show that insists on using shaving cream pies.... Tends to kill whatever good might be in a pie game.

The other EEG (Panama?? Can't remember) does its own thing... I'm hoping they get back to pie games, the current trend is outside physical stuff.

How long you think we have for this EEG? Another week or so?

Enigmahood said: They can go a couple weeks, sometimes a couple of months. The current pie pace is pretty damn fast though, we've already had *two* pie games and that doesn't include Thursday (which probably won't, but who the F knows)

brewcrew79 said: So about that Thursday night episode.....

Entire show was pies, probably 7 or 8 great pies. Smearing, complaining, everything was fantastic. This is getting CM great. I still don't understand it. Hopefully the ratings are good.

Meanwhile Combate is a dance show. These shows did a complete reversal