Comida criolla, a term that refers to the traditional Creole cuisine of Latin America, particularly in the Caribbean and parts of South America, began to develop in the colonial period, around the 16th century. It emerged as a fusion of indigenous, African, and European culinary traditions, shaped by the diverse cultural influences from colonization and the transatlantic slave trade. While its roots can be traced back to this era, comida criolla has continued to evolve, incorporating local ingredients and flavors over time.
criolla
Corazón de criolla was created in 1923.
buena comida
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The English word for "comida" is food, but "comida" can also mean lunch or meal.
COMIDA IS SPANISH FOR "FOOD"
1)Comida boa, comida gostosa, comida apetitosa.2) (comida que não está estragada) (not spoiled, eatable,)
They are "Buena comida". You can the point over with "comida sabrosa" or "comida rica" as well.get
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Criolla or "Mission grape"
It means either: the food Or it can mean: Lunch
You could say "¿Qué comida estás trayendo?", "¿Qué comida vas a traer?", "¿Qué comida traes?", or "¿Qué comida traerás?"