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CORN is an absolute gift from God. How come Asians prefer rice and westerners prefer wheat?

I can eat Brown rice. White rice feels like garbage in the mouth unless it is cooked in gravy. Wheat sticks in the mouth though it tastes ok.

CORN IS A WHOLE WORLD IN ITSELF, from southern cornbread to Punjabi makke ki roti.

I also find millets to be equally tasty or better but they are not available everywhere. But corn is available on most continents. I am supersized it is not the most famous.
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Penny · 46-50, F
both asians and westerners love corn. its probably not a staple in far east asia because its not a native plant i think like someone else said, but you can find corn in soup dishes and steamed cakes and stuff. Also yeah, bread is popular in the US probably because of its Christian roots where wheat and bread are mentioned in the bible but cornbread is a regular occurence generally as well as things like Jiffy corn muffins or Doritos/Tortilla chips/taco shells etc. I mean, I'd think nothing's much more American than fresh corn on the cob in the summer. Americans love corn. I wouldnt say they prefer wheat, its just a burger would be a a weird burger on a corn muffin bun. And cornmeal doesnt make great sandwich bread. Id say it (corn ) gets fairly equal billing though to wheat.
TallDarkHung · 26-30, M
@Penny wonder if anyone ever whipped up southern style biscuits made of corn.
TallDarkHung · 26-30, M
@Penny Corn is natively grown in my village. I see it fields everyday but my family does not like it.
Penny · 46-50, F
@TallDarkHung hush puppies are sort of liek biscuits but theyre fried. theyre very common in the south. corn muffins are usually for breakfast. never seen corn biscuits. cornbread or corn fritters yes.
Yes, corn girl knows this very well.
ArtieKat · M
@MsSwan It's a shame that Jasmine's hardly ever around nowadays! 😸
@MsSwan I just knew you'd be here. 😂
UndeadSona · F
I mean if you look at what traditional meals are and why availability doesn't matter
TallDarkHung · 26-30, M
@UndeadSona In my village is north India, corn is traditionally grown and eaten, but my family does not like it. They think its poor people's food. But how come thinking impact their palete? I don't know
UndeadSona · F
@TallDarkHung that kinda thinking also effects it isn't that a big deal in india in general?
TallDarkHung · 26-30, M
@UndeadSona it is, in areas known for tasty food like Punjab. They love corn recipes. My state is not know for food. Most kids eat out if they have money because home cooked food is shit. Food and taste are not very celebrated where I am. they eat the same shit things everyday and blame the kids for eating Chinese, South Indian, Punjabi and cuisine from other states and nations
AthrillatheHunt · 56-60, M
In the west corn is used to feed livestock . Wasn’t till 100 years ago we began eating it in cereals and such.
TallDarkHung · 26-30, M
@AthrillatheHunt they still use it as fodder in my village while I am forced to eat wheat
BluntSm0ker · 100+, M
You smoking bed bugs son...
JohnnySpot · 56-60, M
@BluntSm0ker
Bedbugs are pure evil.
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TallDarkHung · 26-30, M
@unsociableAnthony no
I am from India. I like vegetables from my farm and nearby farms. My family loves rice and what, but I protest because I like corn and millets.
empanadas · 31-35, M
Corn didnt grow in asia naturally and people get used to eating what's available near them
deadgerbil · 26-30, M
@empanadas can I eat your corn
TallDarkHung · 26-30, M
@AthrillatheHunt people have been eating corn in my villages for as long as they remember.
TallDarkHung · 26-30, M
@empanadas well here in my village, people historically ate more corn than wheat. It all changed when rice and wheat farmers got subsidies. Farmers switched to wheat and prices came down
eyeno · M
@eyeno this gif lol

 
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