Protestants are the biggest of the remaining groups, which are mostly in the east portion of the country and Bay Islands. Other Christian churches include the Mormons, Jehovah's Witnesses, Seventh Day Adventists, Baptists, Evangelicals, etc. The Indians have some of their own religions also. Hondurans have an interesting cuisine too. Their meals are typically based around beans, meat, potatoes, cheese, cream, rice, tortillas, and fried bananas.
Bananas are very common in the country because they are the main crops grown there.
Family life can differ in Honduras as well. The people are basically split into two groups, the campesinos or rural peasants and the wealthy families. A poorer family lives in a one-room house called a rancho, which are made of bamboo, sugarcane or cornstalks, and mud. Ranchos usually have a wood-burning stove, a table and chairs, mats on the floor for sleeping, and a cloth divider to make smaller rooms. Campesino families eat corn, rice, and beans as their main meals, and they travel by foot or horseback.