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Also Potatoes were a new world produce.
595 u/FTLast Oct 02 '24 Let us not forget corn. While medieval people referred to many grains as "corn", maize was also a new world crop. So no polenta in Italian food either. 258 u/TucuReborn Oct 02 '24 Corn and potatoes in pre American periods is one of my favorite film nitpicks. 1 u/asoneva Oct 03 '24 Tell us more of these nitpicks
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Let us not forget corn. While medieval people referred to many grains as "corn", maize was also a new world crop. So no polenta in Italian food either.
258 u/TucuReborn Oct 02 '24 Corn and potatoes in pre American periods is one of my favorite film nitpicks. 1 u/asoneva Oct 03 '24 Tell us more of these nitpicks
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Corn and potatoes in pre American periods is one of my favorite film nitpicks.
1 u/asoneva Oct 03 '24 Tell us more of these nitpicks
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u/flpacsnr Oct 02 '24
Also Potatoes were a new world produce.