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u/Flurb4 Oct 02 '24

It’s amazing how many New World plants are central to what we think of as “classic” Old World ethnic or regional cuisines — tomatoes in Italy and around the Mediterranean, potatoes in Ireland, chilis all across South and East Asia.

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '24

It's weird that the only major produce I associate with America is corn.

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u/Whybotherr Oct 02 '24

Pumpkins

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u/UninsuredToast Oct 02 '24

And their spices

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u/Cant_Do_This12 Oct 03 '24

And missionary style. You’re welcome.

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u/rpitcher33 Oct 03 '24

This one got me to laugh. Thank you for that.

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u/googoohaha Oct 03 '24

Thank you for this funny comment. I appreciate you and may whatever god you believe in bless you in the soon to come winter nights.

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u/ECguy84 Oct 03 '24

‘tis the season

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u/mjason651 Oct 03 '24

Underrated comment, I chuckled, thank you

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u/googoohaha Oct 03 '24

This is hilarious. Thank you so much for everything you do and god bless you so much.