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The Tragedy of Nicolas Appert
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Innovating does not always ensure success or prosperity. Some ended up in dire financial stress for the rest of their lives. Just as the cas...
From War to Tables: The Times and Innovation of Nicolas Appert
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Nuclear energy and GPS all began with military use before creating a massive impact for its civilian use. Joining these example: the canned ...
Gustavus Swift: A Revolution in the American Meat Industry
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Gustavus Swift The industrial revolution in the United States became home of some of the greatest innovation that made the modern worl...
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Henry Heinz: Man Behind the Famous Ketchup
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Henry Heinz Condiments help us to enjoy our food more. It allows us to personalize our food, suiting our snacks to our personal taste...
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Surprises and The Unintended Invention of Potato Chips
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George Crum Cornelius Vanderbilt was a famous tycoon. First made his name well-known in the ferry industry. He was renowned to be gi...
Stories of Ice Cream: Italians
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Remorse of Emperor Nero by John William Waterhouse Every summer, the scorching is always a torture. Sweat pouring down in your head an...
Conrad Van Houten: Start of a Chocolate revolution
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Conrad van Houten Ever since, the time of that Hernan Cortez brought back cacao beans from the Americas, it became a luxury across Eur...
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Patience Is a Virtue: Worcestershire Sauce
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Lea and Perrins ad for the Worcestershire Sauce In 1830’s a new sauce was produced in Great Britain. It became a popular condiment to ...
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Graham Cracker: An Ironic Beginning
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Sylvester Graham Graham crackers are used for wide varieties of deserts. In the Philippines, it can be used to make different kinds of...
Who was Sandwich?
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John Montagu, Earl of Sandwich Anyone who would see two or more bread piled together with something in between will call it a sandwich...
Dinning with King Louis XIV
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King Louis XIV dinning with Moliere King Louis XIV was the ruler of France. An egocentric King, he wanted to make his everyday lif...
Creation of Margarine
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Hippolyte Mège-Mouriès In the period prior to the 20th century, butter was a luxury commodity. Only the wealthy and the aristocracy co...
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Burger's Mongolian Connection
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Mongols besieging Baghdad In modern day fast food chains, one of the most popular main dishes is hamburger. This dishes made of a bun ...
De Medici and French Cuisine
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Catherine de Medici The French Cuisine is characterize by many as classy and full of finest. The story of Francois Vatel exemplified ...
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Aztecs Love for Chocolate
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Aztec Woman mixing Chocolate Chocolate is hunted by many sweet lovers. Beneath the dark color of this sweet, it gives color to many c...
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Tragic Death of Francois Vatel
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Louis de Bourbon, Prince de Conde The story of Francois Vatel is, said to be, a display of French honor for their culinary careers. Effic...
Dark Gift from Spain to France - Louis XIV and Chocolate
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Louis XIV Chocolate began during the 1500’s. But it didn’t began to be well-known in Europe until more than a hundred years later. On...
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Salt Through the Desert: Tuareg Salt Caravan
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Timbuktu (1858) Salt is an important seasoning in our daily food. It gives saltiness to match our own taste. From the Americas to As...
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Turks and Croissant?
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Siege of Vienna, 1683 Victory, Triumph - achievements that leaders and various cultures celebrated with great fanfare erecting arches ...
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