Creeperian cuisine
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Creeperian cuisine is primarily centered around food native to Sur; among the native plant-based foods including corn, pepper vegetables, potatoes, tomatoes, avocados, beans, and tropical fruit, and among the native animals used in food-based products include various types of fish, certain snakes, iguanas, and sharks. Jaguars and pumas were once commonly hunted to be eaten until 1861 when the government made it illegal to hunt those animals for consumption. Some animals introduced from Ecros have since also become important for Creeperian food, such as cows, pigs, sheep, and most notably, chicken.
The pupusa is the country's national dish.
