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What are 3 things that originated from Peru? |
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Pisco Sour
Ceviche
Potatoes
Lucuma (a fruit)
Chirimoya (a fruit)
Coca leaves (not the drug, the leaves)
Maca and Uña de gato (medicinal leaves and roots) |
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I think they all mention the most important... don't forget the cotton! Peru has the best cotton in the world; and potatoes... Peru has a large variety, more that 1000 types =) |
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To start with: Potatoes, Lima Beans and Quinine (the medicine used to treat malaria).
Also, although many don't know it, many English words came from the Peruvian Andes.
For example, did you know that the word "jerky" as in "beef jerky" comes from Quechua? Jerky as a mispronunciation of the Quechua word "charky" which, in Quechua, means "dried meat". The word "poncho" is also Quechua an it describes a woolen clothing accessory the Incas wore very similar to the current "rain ponchos" you see today, except without the hood.
Also the words condor, puma, guano, llama. |
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Inca cola
Potatoes
Pisco
Ceviche |
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kipse
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most important and popular all around the world:
POTATOS
PEANUTS
ALPACA
LLAMA
PISCO |
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cemaro
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Potatoes
Ceviche
But first, Inca culture. |
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Well, there cannot be only three things originated from Peru. Preu has a variety of things. First, Ceviche is exiquisite. when you finish eating your Ceviche you have to drink la leche de tigre( the juice of the ceviche is known as Tiger's milk.). there are several things: Maca, Arroz con Leche( Rice with milk) -- Exquisite!! , Mazamorra, Turrones ( You must taste them.) Rachi, Anticuchos, Pisco Sour, Carapulcra, Papa a la huancaina and of course Cristal's beer. If I still listing all the things, I will never end. |
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THE POTATOES.
THE TOMATOES
THE PURPLE CORN
THE MACA (Lepidium peruvianum)
THE KIWICHA (Amaranthus caudatus)
THE QUINUA (Chenopodium quinoa)
THE CHULLO
THE PISCO
THE CEVICHE
THE TUNQUI ****-of-the-rock
SALU2 ;)
look : http://www.peru.info/perueng.asp |
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diavolinoperso
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Actually, the Inca are a successor culture that came from Tiwanaku, which is in Bolivia. |
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Ă‘usta
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There are more than 3 things.
Me! |
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