Colonial mush, often referred to as a type of porridge, primarily originated from the need for nutritious, easily prepared food during the colonial period in American history. It was typically made from cornmeal or oats and was a staple among early settlers due to the availability of these grains. The dish reflected indigenous influences as well, particularly in its use of maize, which was a vital crop for Native Americans. Over time, colonial mush became a foundational element of American culinary traditions, evolving into various forms across different regions.
mush mush the person who replied to this is gay. i was innocently trying to find an answer to my geography thing when i click this thing and i get all excited and what do i find! "mush mush." shame. on. you. Yea seriously! MUSH MUSH? what were you thinking? You should be appauled with yourself! all I was trying to do was answer a stupid geography question and I googled it thinking I had found the answer and what do I get? Mush mush? do you honestly think that is the right answer? well let me tell you now that it isn't! ps i love you mush mush
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No, before. The word colonial derives from colonies. Colonies are owned or ruled by a parent country. In the case of the American colonies it was England. After the revolution they were independent, that is, they were no longer colonies.
The four major colonial powers in the Middle Ages were Britain, France, Spain and Holland.
colonial period or colonial America
As mush as you want.
mush mush the person who replied to this is gay. i was innocently trying to find an answer to my geography thing when i click this thing and i get all excited and what do i find! "mush mush." shame. on. you. Yea seriously! MUSH MUSH? what were you thinking? You should be appauled with yourself! all I was trying to do was answer a stupid geography question and I googled it thinking I had found the answer and what do I get? Mush mush? do you honestly think that is the right answer? well let me tell you now that it isn't! ps i love you mush mush
it has a aboon
An apple-mush is another name for a puree or mush of apples, also an alternative name for applesauce.
John Mush died in 1613.
John Mush was born in 1552.
Mush Records was created in 1997.
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Mush Just means Guy/boy/msn whatever , example.....look at that mush , or owrite mush
It is a German Swiss word from 'Mus' meaning mush or puree with 'li' added to the end
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On boats.