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Takes you back to all those things you grew up with --Velveeta?, Tunnel of fudge cake, Wacky Cake, Impossible Pie?? It's an education, I might be reading this all day whilst waiting for Ike to show....
Nomad - Tang gets a big mention! ("To serve Tang for breakfast instead of orange juice was to say you were riding high on the wave of progress...")
I spent most of my day today (really, with all the things I should have done with my day off) visiting this site and clicking on alot of the links. I'm bugeyed now, but what a wealth of information! I hope you enjoy it as much as I.
I'm going to look for one for maybe British food next. I'll post if I do.
I think this is pretty interesting, to read and find out about the timeline of food as a chronological list of events, inventions and developments in the history of human food.
To find out what people ate at ancient times, how they cooked their meals, where they got their food from, how they invented dishes we know today. Or what they ate during the California gold rush. Or stuff about space food...
Also check the "Ask" section, and the "Index".
Pick a word, from there like "Soup", for example - and you can learn everything about it.
Scroll down, and you will find interesting recipes too
Hope you enjoy the info on this website.
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Awesome food history timeline site
