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Is Cajun cuisine from Ireland?

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No. Cajun food comes from southern Louisiana, and originated back before colonization of the US. Back then Spain and France were here, and they were in the same area in New Orleans at one point. When the Spanish and French cultures met, they combined to create the delicious Cajun cuisine we still enjoy today.

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