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Beginning about 4000 BC, hot cereal was a favorite meal of the Incas, who inhabited South American’s west coast. Cook used quihuicha, a species of amaranth, to make a traditional meal.
Amaranth actually was an ancient grain eaten for centuries in central and South America. It can be cooked and eaten as a side dish or hot cereal.
Amaranth also once was a revered staple crop of the ancient Aztec culture. Its gelatinous texture makes it most suitable for use as hot cereal, puddings and spoon breads. It is the perhaps the most nutritious of all grains because it has such a s beneficial balance of amino acids in its protein, and an especially high lysine and tryptophan content.
For most Assyrians, bread or porridge and onions formed their basic diet. According to historical records, bread was sold by weight, rather than by the loaf.
However the term, ‘bread; may have meant any cooked flour So, for example it could include hot cereal made of barley or wheat similar to oatmeal or cream of wheat.
Early American settlers came mostly from the southern United States. Most of these early Texans ate a lot of of corn – fresh when it was in season, dried corn when it wasn’t in season and cornmeal at any time of year. Cornmeal was used to make a hot cereal called corn mush, a type of pancake often called johnnycakes.
Ancient Hot Cereal
- Charles William Post And Post Cereal Company
In 1894, the first breakfast food made by the famous Dr. J. H. Kellogg of Battle Creek, Michigan. The Kellogg Company marketed Granose Flakes in 1895. It was C. W. Post (October 26, 1854 – May 9, 1914), the founder of Post Cereals, who first clearly...
- Cereal Flake Breakfast
In 1894, flaked breakfast cereal was accidently invented by Seventh Day Adventist Dr. John Harvey Kellogg. He and his younger brother Will Kellogg found a new way of processing corn: they steamed and soften the kernels, added flavorings and then flattened...
- Ancient Of History Of Bread
The Mesopotamians were the first to try growing and eating different kinds of grains mixed with water which they baked or boiled over fire. Wheat has been found in pits where human settlements flourished 8,000 years ago. The ancient Greeks and Romans...
- Blueberries During Ancient Times
Native to many parts of the work, especially in the Northern Hemisphere, including North America, Europe, and Asia, blueberries have been consumed by man apparently since prehistoric times. This berry has several names – whortleberry, bilberry, hurtleberry...
- History Of Breakfast Cereal
During the American Civil War, Union soldiers were glad to get a hot breakfast cereals, especially when they were in the march or cut off from supply trains. Cooks used foodstuff on hand to make, panada, a hot breakfast gruel affectionately known as...
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Ancient Hot Cereal
Amaranth actually was an ancient grain eaten for centuries in central and South America. It can be cooked and eaten as a side dish or hot cereal.
Amaranth also once was a revered staple crop of the ancient Aztec culture. Its gelatinous texture makes it most suitable for use as hot cereal, puddings and spoon breads. It is the perhaps the most nutritious of all grains because it has such a s beneficial balance of amino acids in its protein, and an especially high lysine and tryptophan content.
For most Assyrians, bread or porridge and onions formed their basic diet. According to historical records, bread was sold by weight, rather than by the loaf.
However the term, ‘bread; may have meant any cooked flour So, for example it could include hot cereal made of barley or wheat similar to oatmeal or cream of wheat.
Early American settlers came mostly from the southern United States. Most of these early Texans ate a lot of of corn – fresh when it was in season, dried corn when it wasn’t in season and cornmeal at any time of year. Cornmeal was used to make a hot cereal called corn mush, a type of pancake often called johnnycakes.
Ancient Hot Cereal
- Charles William Post And Post Cereal Company
In 1894, the first breakfast food made by the famous Dr. J. H. Kellogg of Battle Creek, Michigan. The Kellogg Company marketed Granose Flakes in 1895. It was C. W. Post (October 26, 1854 – May 9, 1914), the founder of Post Cereals, who first clearly...
- Cereal Flake Breakfast
In 1894, flaked breakfast cereal was accidently invented by Seventh Day Adventist Dr. John Harvey Kellogg. He and his younger brother Will Kellogg found a new way of processing corn: they steamed and soften the kernels, added flavorings and then flattened...
- Ancient Of History Of Bread
The Mesopotamians were the first to try growing and eating different kinds of grains mixed with water which they baked or boiled over fire. Wheat has been found in pits where human settlements flourished 8,000 years ago. The ancient Greeks and Romans...
- Blueberries During Ancient Times
Native to many parts of the work, especially in the Northern Hemisphere, including North America, Europe, and Asia, blueberries have been consumed by man apparently since prehistoric times. This berry has several names – whortleberry, bilberry, hurtleberry...
- History Of Breakfast Cereal
During the American Civil War, Union soldiers were glad to get a hot breakfast cereals, especially when they were in the march or cut off from supply trains. Cooks used foodstuff on hand to make, panada, a hot breakfast gruel affectionately known as...