Question 1: Which hand do Indians use to eat? Because their hands are black and the rice is white. They are very jealous and always like to bite the chopsticks, so they eat with their hands when the color is contrasting. Question 2: What plants do Indians eat?

*** Na Chang gets a lot of hormones from licking the menstruation of cows since he was a child. Question 3: What do North American Indians eat?

Urgent need ~ Corn should be harvested. The Indians now have a festival to celebrate the corn harvest. Sweet potatoes, potatoes, tomatoes, peanuts, peppers, pumpkins, etc. Question 4: What do South Americans like to eat? The indigenous people of South America are yellow people, and they are 10,000 years old.

The Indians who entered from North America in the past have the same ancestors as the Eskimos, and North America (the Eskimos in Canada) are yellow people who came from Asia 50,000 years ago, and it was only 1,000 years ago that white people set foot on the American soil. Question 5

: What food did the American Indians eat? I heard that they used to eat human flesh. Question 6: What were the living customs of the North American Indians before the Europeans landed?

Daily diet and housing?

5 points The Indian culture is Mayan culture, and life is the same as that of the indigenous people. Question 7: What snacks do Americans like to eat? Which are the most well-known snacks in the United States?

After my little investigation, I would like to introduce to you some of the most traditional snacks.

1. Potato chips Potato chips are an authentic American snack.

According to statistics, Americans eat more than 540 million tons of potato chips every year, which can bring a fortune of US$6 billion to the US snack industry.

March 14th every year is "Potato Chip Day" in the United States.

Indeed, Americans invented potato chips.

In 1853, George Crum, a chef at a hotel in Saratoga Springs, New York, invented potato chips.

That day, a customer ordered traditional French fries, but he felt that the fries made by the chef were too thick and he was not satisfied.

George had to make another one. This time he cut the potatoes into paper-thin slices, put them in hot oil, and fried them into thin and crispy potato chips.

I wanted to use potato chips to annoy this picky guest, but I didn't expect that instead of being angry after eating it, the guest was very happy.

Other diners saw it and wanted to try it. After eating it, everyone liked the taste of fried potato chips. Later, customers often ordered this dish, and fried potato chips became a popular signature dish of this restaurant.

The potato chips that are loved by everyone came into being.

2. Twinkies Twinkies are a kind of banana-flavored cream layer cake. Because they are individually packaged and easy to carry, there are usually two in a bag, so they borrowed the word "twins".

Since its birth, it has become a snack suitable for all ages in the United States.

American adults and children all feel that it is a very happy thing to tear open the small bag of cake and take out the soft cream layer cake. It seems that the happiness comes out along with the cake at the moment of tearing open the small bag, making people smile.

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Twinkies were invented by Chicago pastry shop manager James Dewar in 1931. He discovered that a finger-shaped strawberry cake bought in the store was only baked in the summer when strawberries were in season, and the molds for baking at other times were unoccupied.

In order to increase the utilization rate of the mold, he invented a cake with banana flavored cream sandwiched in it. Unexpectedly, demand exceeded supply as soon as it was put on the market.

Cake shops could serve the cakes year-round, and at the time each small cake sold for just five cents.

Because of its cheap price and delicious taste, it became a rare delicacy during the Great Depression in the United States. It is also a beautiful childhood memory for many adult Americans today.

Know that Americans still love this snack today.

3. Cheetos Cheetos is a corn puffed food similar to the Chinese "puffed puff pastry".

It is not a native snack in the United States. It was introduced to the United States from Australia in the early 1980s.

Cheetos are crispy and make a clicking sound when eaten. In addition to the sweet corn flavor, Cheetos also have a strong cheese flavor, which is particularly suitable for American appetites, so they have been widely welcomed in the United States.

This snack also has a well-known cartoon spokesperson, a mischievous orange cheetah.

This cheetah named Chester often gets Cheetos from others in various nonsensical ways in Cheetos TV commercials because Cheetos is the favorite of Cheetos.

The Cheetos commercial star almost became a TV show star, but because it was too commercial, he only became half a cartoon TV star.

4. Beef Jerky Beef Jerky is beef jerky. "Jerky" means jerky. The United States not only has beef jerky, but also bison jerky, venison jerky, elk jerky and turkey jerky.

Dried meat is one of the earliest ways for humans to store meat. Many ethnic groups have the habit of making dried meat. The making of dried meat is very common in China.

The habit of eating jerky in the United States is closely related to the historical development of the United States.

As early as 1550, Indians in Peru introduced jerky to the United States.

Spanish travelers on the American continent were very fond of jerky.