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> Unfortunately, we don't have great records of pre-Columbian food in the Americas Yeah but that's all irrelevant. They didn't say pie in Europe predated pie
by chrisseaton 5y ago
> Unfortunately, we don't have great records of pre-Columbian food in the Americas
Yeah but that's all irrelevant.
They didn't say pie in Europe predated pie in the Americas. The said the idea of pie predated the Americas... entirely. Like we were eating pies before the existence of the continents of the Americas.
> both sweet and savory pies predate the Americas
Clearly, it didn't. The Americas didn't pop into existence when Europeans reached them. They were there before humans started to cultivate grasses to make pie crusts from.
- joshuamorton 5y agoYou've chosen an unreasonable and silly interpretation of my words. There's no reason for this subthread to exist.
- chrisseaton 5y agoHow should we read 'sweet and savory pies predate the Americas' that doesn't say that the Americas didn't exist until after pies?
- xeromal 5y agoA normal human bean would read that as, American ancestors had pies too so Americans didn't invent pies. lol You're just being pedantic because you think native americans were left out but that's not the point of this weirdo thread.