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Requiem 08/05/23 5:43:06 PM #1: |
Just from the historical significance, you'd think corn products (including cornbread) would be more celebrated / consumed in the NE than other parts of the US.
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Serious_Cat 08/05/23 5:51:02 PM #2: |
Wikipedia suggests that it's because European wheat doesn't grow well in the southern US, thus more dependence on corn.
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Requiem 08/05/23 5:55:10 PM #3: |
Wikipedia had info on this.... wow, I am impressed.
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bfslick50 08/05/23 5:59:36 PM #4: |
In NE its corn muffins
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Waxitron_Gazer 08/05/23 6:12:02 PM #5: |
It's not even that big of a thing in the midwest where we grow a FUCKLOAD of corn.
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Medussa 08/05/23 6:14:34 PM #6: |
this rural pennsylvanian is surrounded by cornfields, and has enjoyed cornbread for the better part of 40 years.
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