King crab became popular in the U.S. primarily due to its sweet, rich flavor and tender meat, which appealed to seafood lovers. Its prominence surged in the 1970s and 1980s, largely driven by the Alaskan fishing industry and effective marketing that highlighted its gourmet status. The accessibility of king crab through restaurants and seafood markets further contributed to its popularity, making it a sought-after delicacy for special occasions and fine dining.
um... king crab?? and I don't know.. I just can't handle how bad that typo was.
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1898
it became popular in the 1930's
kites became popular in the us probably two to three dcades ago.
1965
They are starting to become quite popular , so yes .
NO! WE didn't want to have a king so we have presidents. That's why we have presidents.
He did not., Also, the US does not have a prime minister
Boomerange
he kicked the president in the balls
the blue crab is eaten by us and other blue crabs