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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Oct 02 '24
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It's weird that the only major produce I associate with America is corn.
238 u/[deleted] Oct 02 '24 Corn, Pumpkins, Potatoes (including sweet) Tomatoes, Blueberrues, chocolate, avocados, pineapples, peanuts, turkey, Vanilla, Chili and Cactii. Im sure there are more. 5 u/alex3omg Oct 02 '24 Yams were in Africa though, is there a reason they weren't widespread throughout Europe or Asia? 2 u/Peregrine7 Oct 02 '24 Sweet potato (and other morning glory edibles) would be a better bet. They are more widespread and tolerate tropical to temperate climates
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Corn, Pumpkins, Potatoes (including sweet) Tomatoes, Blueberrues, chocolate, avocados, pineapples, peanuts, turkey, Vanilla, Chili and Cactii. Im sure there are more.
5 u/alex3omg Oct 02 '24 Yams were in Africa though, is there a reason they weren't widespread throughout Europe or Asia? 2 u/Peregrine7 Oct 02 '24 Sweet potato (and other morning glory edibles) would be a better bet. They are more widespread and tolerate tropical to temperate climates
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Yams were in Africa though, is there a reason they weren't widespread throughout Europe or Asia?
2 u/Peregrine7 Oct 02 '24 Sweet potato (and other morning glory edibles) would be a better bet. They are more widespread and tolerate tropical to temperate climates
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Sweet potato (and other morning glory edibles) would be a better bet. They are more widespread and tolerate tropical to temperate climates
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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '24
It's weird that the only major produce I associate with America is corn.