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I thought this was a Cajun meme
I feel like this applies to a large number of cultures around the world.
As someone who can't stand chunks of onions in/on food I agree with you. Onions are a key component in what seems to be every culture's food.
The holy Trinity- onion, garlic, and peppers
akchewally, the trinity is onion, celery, and green pepper. Garlic is pretty much a guaranteed add too though
You're thinking mirepoix.
Trinity = Onion, Celery, & Green Pepper
Mirepoix = Onion, Celery, & Carrot