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  1. I eat avocados almost every day, but I never really think about their story. We owe this delicious treat to the Indigenous peoples in Mexico and Central America. Here's a little-known fact: giant Ice Age animals once helped it survive. Discover the Indigenous roots of avocados, the origins of guacamole, the impact of the Spanish conquest, and how an ancient fruit became today's green gold. #Avocados, #FoodCultureBites, #Foodculture, #AncientFoods

    foodculturebites.com/the-avoca

    Posted into FOOD CULTURE BITES @food-culture-bites-JanetteSpeyer

  2. I eat avocados almost every day, but I had no idea how remarkable their story was. Indigenous peoples in Mexico and Central America transformed a wild fruit into the avocado we know today. Even more surprising, giant Ice Age animals once helped ensure its survival. Discover the Indigenous roots of avocados, the origins of guacamole, the impact of the Spanish conquest, and how an ancient fruit became today's green gold. #Avocados, #FoodCultureBites, #Foodculture, #AncientFoods

    foodculturebites.com/the-avoca

    Posted into FOOD CULTURE BITES @food-culture-bites-JanetteSpeyer

  3. Ancient ingredients like honey, garlic, and barley are still important in today’s kitchens and medicine cabinets. Here’s a look at their history and uses. #AncientFoods, #FoodHistory, #FoodCulture, #Food, #Culture, #FoodCultureBites

    foodculturebites.com/ancient-i

    Posted into FLIBOARD USERS - FOOD, TRAVEL AND CULTURE @fliboard-users-food-travel-and-culture-JanetteSpeyer

  4. Ancient ingredients like honey, garlic, and barley are still important in today’s kitchens and medicine cabinets. Here’s a look at their history and uses. #AncientFoods, #FoodHistory, #FoodCulture, #Food, #Culture, #FoodCultureBites

    Ancient? Not So Ancient, Ingredients We Still Eat Today foodculturebites.com/ancient-i

  5. Ancient ingredients like honey, garlic, and barley are still important in today’s kitchens and medicine cabinets. Here’s a look at their history and uses. #AncientFoods, #FoodHistory, #FoodCulture, #Food, #Culture, #FoodCultureBites

    foodculturebites.com/ancient-i

    Posted into FOOD CULTURE BITES @food-culture-bites-JanetteSpeyer

  6. Quick Bites is your fun-filled guide to surprising food history facts—from the invention of the spork to why salt paid Roman soldiers, how ancient chocolate was sacred, and why medieval banquets featured fake peacocks. Snack on history, one bite at a time!
    #FoodHistory #FoodCulture #Chocolate #AncientFoods #MedievalBanquets #Spork #salt

    foodculturebites.com/food-spot

  7. This May Day, make Beltane bannock, a simple snack with a long history of superstition and divination.
    Why 18th-Century Scots Performed Mock Human Sacrifices Over Cake
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