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WHAT are the native delicacies of region 9?

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What is the history of native delicacies and there origin?

This would depend on the actual region you were wanting to know about. So, this will be a generic answer, since I'm not sure what areas you're specifically asking about. Each region/country basically develops their own delicacies throughout their history. Countries are greatly influenced by their first settlers all the way through to their most current citizens. Delicacies are basically tried and true recipes that have been able to withstand time, generation changes, and utilize locally grown/harvested fruits, vegetables, or meats. When people travel abroad, they typically seek out "native delicacies" so that they can get a sense of that region, or country's, specific tastes.


What is the history of native delicacies and their origin?

This would depend on the actual region you were wanting to know about. So, this will be a generic answer, since I'm not sure what areas you're specifically asking about. Each region/country basically develops their own delicacies throughout their history. Countries are greatly influenced by their first settlers all the way through to their most current citizens. Delicacies are basically tried and true recipes that have been able to withstand time, generation changes, and utilize locally grown/harvested fruits, vegetables, or meats. When people travel abroad, they typically seek out "native delicacies" so that they can get a sense of that region, or country's, specific tastes.


What is the kind of sugar commonly used for native delicacies?

You have not specified a country for these natives so we can not give you a precise answer. Cane Sugar Palm Sugar Jaggery Honey


What kind of glass did native Americans use as cutting tools and scalpels?

BoneAnother AnswerThe 'glass' you may be thinking of is obsidian -- actually a translucent stone that native peoples chipped and honed into sharp-edged tools.