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What was a vegetable that was called the edible stone by the Spanish? (Inca Empire)
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What was a vegetable that was called the edible stone by the Spanish? (Inca Empire)

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Answer: potato

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Inca Potatoes Potatoes were foundgrowing wild in the Andes mountains about 750 B.C. Potatoes became an important part of Inca culture. Potatoes were used by the Incas totell the future and treat injuries. Potatoes were called ‘edible stones’bythe Spanish.

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