Pākehā, pronounced "Land-stealing-honky-bastards", is a common New Zealand Maori food. It is an introduced species, that arrived on sailing ships, around 1770, and began taking over the land. It has been deemed a pest, and while sometimes lovable and cuddly, some of the species are arrogant and aggressive. Pākehā is a food best served with Puha, a form a thistle, and kumara, a sweet potato. Woman Pākehā is a meal best served on the spit roast, or in the presence of a culture gathering known as a gangbang.