Caldoche

Caldoche is a word used to describe people who live in New Caledonia, which is a lovely island nation located in the Pacific Ocean. These people are descendants of the European settlers who came to the island many years ago.

Now, you might be wondering, what does this word even mean? Well, Caldoche comes from a French word "calédonien" which means "New Caledonian" and it is used specifically to describe people of European ancestry living in New Caledonia.

These people have a unique culture and are known for their love of outdoor sports, like rugby and horse racing. They also enjoy traditional foods like cassoulet, which is a dish made of white beans and meat, and bougna, which is a special dish made of meat, yams, and coconut milk that is cooked in a large pot underground.

So, to sum it up, Caldoche is a word used to describe the people of European ancestry who live in New Caledonia, and they have a unique culture that includes a love of outdoor sports and traditional foods like cassoulet and bougna.