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17,000 BCE
Octopus
Related to squid and cuttlefish.
Found in temperate coastal waters of Atlantic and in Mediterranean.
Can discharge ink. -
7000 BCE
Goat
Originally domesticated for milk. May be one of the world's oldest domesticated animal.
Many recipes can use goat meat and sheep meat interchangeably. -
5000 BCE
Avocados
Originated in Central America.
There are three original species. Ahuacatl, named by the Aztecs, the Guatemalan type and the West Indian type.
Spaniards liked to add sugar, salt, cheese, or pepper. -
5000 BCE
Quinoa
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3000 BCE
Unsalted Butter
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1500 BCE
Vanilla
Vanilla is a bean.
The flowers are prized as much as the bean pod.
Shared its discovery place in the new world with chocolate. -
99
Flan
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99
Lobster
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899
Nutmeg
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999
Shark Fin Soup
Most americans only started eating shark around the 20th century, while the rest of the world, including china, has had it as a delicacy since prehistory.
Not just any fin is used and not just any shark is hunted.
Almost always sold dried. -
1399
Moon Cake
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1399
Mexican Limes
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1499
Jam/ Jelly
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1499
Zanzarelli
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1500
White Chocolate
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Brussel Sprouts
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Yorkshire Pudding
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Diet Bread
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Turtle Soup
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Eggnog
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Root Beer
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Head Cheese
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Porcupines
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Candy Corn
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Ice cream sandwich
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Kaiser Pudding