Early Days of Chocolate From Bean to Beverage
A historical note traces chocolate from Theobroma cacao origins in tropical Americas to its spread in Europe. It covers Spanish and English adoption, the creation of frothy drinks, utensils like a wooden molinero, costs, and cultural impressions from Queen Anne’s era, with references to notable figures and shops.
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Limnau
Cortez
Conqueree
Cacia
Banquest
Montesuma
Cates Rae
Chispan
Addi
Europe
Spain
le Wan
England
Queen's Hiéad
London
Pepy
Queen Anne
Holmes
St. James
Humboldt
Two Methods For Preserving Fruit And Hints From Etiquette
The excerpt outlines fruit preservation by boiling and a slower method that preserves flavor and aroma. It describes steps like washing, drying, packing, and heating to the boil, then maintaining gentle heat until ready. It also touches on early views of women in business and the idea that sentimentality can accompany honorable work.
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Busines
Leenon
Romerica
Harland’s
A Cinderella Dance and How to Make Cold Meat Loaf
A historical note outlines a Cinderella themed summer dance with a midnight deadline and decorative slipper centerpiece. It also provides a home recipe for cold meat loaf, detailing ingredients and methods for mixing cold meats with ham or beef and baking instructions.
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Christine Teihane Berek
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Foye
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Journal
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Go-Gart Tire
Wadhineton’ Street
Geo, E.ilsley
Madorats
Dawmister
Lakes Eile
Worth East
Evewin
Lissner
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