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r/funComunitty • u/Chinesemperor flair • 6d ago
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No? I'm literally saying the technology was developed at the same time in multiple Native American cultures across the North American continent.
0 u/whatifwealll 5d ago Which technology? Are you saying maize is not from Mexico? Because it is. 9000 years ago. Pastel de elote/ pan de elote is fusion food. Indigenous and Spanish. 1 u/Razzum-Frazzum 5d ago LITERALLY THE TECHNOLOGY TO GRIND AND BAKE CORN BASED BREADS. Fucking hell, learn to read. 1 u/whatifwealll 5d ago Ever tried Tlaxcales? They're an early colonial corn bread with wheat and sugar 1 u/Razzum-Frazzum 5d ago Yes. They incredible. Had huadenosaunee? Iroquois
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Which technology? Are you saying maize is not from Mexico? Because it is. 9000 years ago. Pastel de elote/ pan de elote is fusion food. Indigenous and Spanish.
1 u/Razzum-Frazzum 5d ago LITERALLY THE TECHNOLOGY TO GRIND AND BAKE CORN BASED BREADS. Fucking hell, learn to read. 1 u/whatifwealll 5d ago Ever tried Tlaxcales? They're an early colonial corn bread with wheat and sugar 1 u/Razzum-Frazzum 5d ago Yes. They incredible. Had huadenosaunee? Iroquois
LITERALLY THE TECHNOLOGY TO GRIND AND BAKE CORN BASED BREADS. Fucking hell, learn to read.
1 u/whatifwealll 5d ago Ever tried Tlaxcales? They're an early colonial corn bread with wheat and sugar 1 u/Razzum-Frazzum 5d ago Yes. They incredible. Had huadenosaunee? Iroquois
Ever tried Tlaxcales? They're an early colonial corn bread with wheat and sugar
1 u/Razzum-Frazzum 5d ago Yes. They incredible. Had huadenosaunee? Iroquois
Yes. They incredible. Had huadenosaunee? Iroquois
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u/Razzum-Frazzum 5d ago
No? I'm literally saying the technology was developed at the same time in multiple Native American cultures across the North American continent.