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Davy Crockett famously disliked potatoes, believing they were a food fit only for animals. He considered them tasteless and unworthy of a true frontiersman’s diet. His disdain for potatoes was part of his larger persona as a rugged and independent figure, emphasizing his preference for more traditional and hearty fare. This perspective on potatoes became a notable part of his folklore.

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