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Did you ever find out that immigrants influenced it because of their different cultures? Have you ever thought of how many styles of food there are in America? Did you ever wonder where traditions in America came from?

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St. Patrick's Day came from Irish immigrants. Colored Easter eggs came from Russia. Potato lakes, matza balls, kugel, butter horns, goulash, and bot boi (pot pie), are part of some food that came from East Europe. Potato lakes, matza balls, and kugel all came from the Jewish community. Kugel Although the immigrants didn't bring their cultural food on the boats, it made them feel at home when they made the dishes in America. When immigrants come to America, they usually move into towns called __ethnic groups__. In ethnic groups, all the people in the towns all came from one place, and all the same diversity. Their town makes new coming immigrants more comfortable with the same food and traditions there were where they came from. These are only a few of the many ethnic groups; Little Italy, China Town, Little Haiti, Little Germany, and Japan Town.



Caption: Kugel was made a lot at Thanksgiving for the Jewish Commun ity.