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The Indigenous Peoples of French Polynesia and their Marquesas Islands have been traced only as far as about 150 BC, but perhaps to 2,000 BC from Indonesia, Southeast Asia, and other locales. So far, the migration of the original inhabitants from... keep reading →

When we speak of Native American Foods and which ones are most popular, we are considering the foods and traditions of probably 3,000+ different nations, bands, pueblos, communities, and unofficially disignated groups of Indigenous People in the... keep reading →

The Seminole Nation is traditionally from Florida and enjoyed many of the foods found naturally in the area. One unique aspect of the Seminole community is that it was made up of different nations, especially Creek Nation, that welcomed Africans and... keep reading →

These days McDonald's and Burger King are some of the most popular Native American foods.

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The most popular of Native American foods is that of maize or corn. The reasoning is simple. As we found that maize grew prolifically and helped us eat more nutricious meals, we developed more foods of maize. Frybread is the most popular. Read my hub on the true and authenic ceremony of making frybread. I am yazoogal43 at hubpages. We used alot of fish and so are fond of Catfish and Trout, we were to grateful to get food to really name favorites. We love sweet potatoes baked in fireplace ashes. We also like pumpkin. The old saying that all natives love candy and strawberry soda is not true. some like it yes, some no.I am cherokee and chocolate does not send me into euphoria.We like simple foods and the eating of cold blooded creatures has been perpetuated by history book fallacies . at some ceremony rattlesnake stew is served but I do not touch it nor will I.You will see regular american favorites served at Pow Wows, simply because the objectivee to Pow Wows is vendorism. some circle dancing may occur. Only In true Ceremony will you find the authentic. Sorry, that is reserved for the Indigenous.We too reserve privacy. Wado, Donalore