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The plantation owners provided their enslaved Africans with weekly rations of salt herrings or mackerel, sweet potatoes, and maize, and sometimes salted West Indian turtle. The enslaved Africans supplemented their diet with other kinds of wild food.
Watermelon was also considered a poor (slave) food as they were allowed to grow them on small plots of land set aside by the slave masters for them to grow their own food. After slavery many blacks started growing watermelons to support themselves. This is where the stereotype comes from...lots of them were the watermelon farmers. It wasn't a luxury. Blacks in the South don't eat more fried chicken or watermelon than whites did, but they were associated with them more. Then there was the great black migrations North and West. White Southerns didn't migrate, so Northerners associated the Southern poor/slave cuisine just with the blacks that migrated.