Which staple food is best?

Which staple food is best?

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>Cassava
>Maize
>Yam
I rememeber it from books but I never tried them. I wonder how they would taste.
>Plantain
Lol wut

>maize

We barely eat this here, we eat rice everyday.

wheat

Basically a big starchy banana

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Eastern U.S. here. I'm pretty sure our corn is used as animal feed.

Maize is just a startchier less sweet corn.

Actually it's very weird map.
Nobody eat wheat or rye as staple food, you can't compare it with rice. Wheat and rye used for making bread. And in modern world people tends to eat less bread.
Maybe this map just shows the most grown crops.

rice>wheat>potato>the rest

They can harvest twice/year from the same spot? Here the winter wheat gets sown around Sep/Oct and will be ripe the following July
t. have farmers in extended family

it depends what people you are asking

Greeks are white which means they can cook and buy everything on that map, while a shitskin, well you know the rest.

Europe wasn't made for humans. In places like Egypt you can get like 4 harvests a year

If you're going to ikilarp, at least do it right. All lower case would be a good start

>Europe wasn't made for humans.
And with the power of his intellect, the white man (Greek) turned it to the most livable place in the universe.

who from C O R N C O U N T R Y here?

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>eat less bread
Not here, it's the base of our low/middle-low class meals. Thats why we are one of the fattest countries in south america.