Which is one of the several foods the Native Americans introduced the American colonists to?

And look how the Native American generosity was repaid!!!

The Native Americans were and still is Truly awesome, Teaching the Colonist how to live in this new Environment.

Cornbread you will be full for a longer time

Portia, exactly!! The Europeans spread evil around the globe, & repaid natives of all nations in horrific, monstrous ways!!

Marcy, sweet corn good, prejudice bad. Tomatoes, potatoes

I always heard that the name "hoe cake" came from people cooking them using a farm hoe as a makeshift griddle. Apparently there was also an actual cooking implement with that name. "From a naming standpoint, the term hoe used for a cooking implement as early as the 1670s" I haven't seen any other reference to it being derived from a Native American word.

Portia, quite a few of the Indians welcomed the Europeans, yes and you’re right, they were repaid horribly. See how that works? The more liberal of a population welcomes invaders and are subsequently subjugated. (hint hint UK and Germany!)

Looks like Delicious

I don't really like cornbread but when my big bro made it and put vanilla in it!!!! O My Gosh!!!! it was life changing!!!!!

Dorothy, and more importantly, u remembered it all these years. That info has served u well.

I knew that corn was introduced by the American Indians. They also had corn of different colors. I learned that in the third grade.

why would anyone chose pudding?