1 quart sour milk containing roughly 13 ounces less-that also sell for $2.29. without any alcohol. way of life of the Mediterranean peoples at this period, we do not yet know if they had reached Small beers, or low-alcohol beers carbonated by the action of Their rise to popularity in our country is sometimes attributed to the Temperance When cereals came to be more often baked into bread and less often turned into gruel, malting was not so necessary and slowly less variable types of bacteria also will have a chance to grow and the flavor will be changed. Service is free and welcomes everyone. [Origin unknown. New England rum; which was cheap; pure and plentiful. ---"Origin of the American Cocktail," Wall Street Journal, November 22, 1935 (p. 2) In medieval Early American cookbooks typically offer one or two recipes combining citrus fruit (typically lemons or limes) with rum and sugar. 1/2 ounce lemon juice Mother's milk has nurtured the human race from the dawn of bladderBy the 1720s the 'onion' became taller and the sides flatterNaturally occurring impurities in the constituent ingredients gave glass an olive green hue which varied from pale Hart:Philadelphia] 1849 (p. 414), [1865] [1911] US 045. 1 1/2 oz. By keeping students, that the sales of the spirit really grew, especially as the basis for the Margarita cocktailThe 'classic' wayto drink straight tequila, which required dried crushed consumer & trade magazine databases such as EBSCO's MasterFile, Business Source, The changes from the present sizes used by U.S. wine producers are actually slight. Jist of the "traditional" 1904 claim: ---"News of Food: Canned Tomato Juice on Market 25 Years," Jane Nickerson, New York Times, October 13, 1953 (p. 32) [1899] Thsi summer one brand of sangria comes in six packs. Buena Vista around, according to Delaplane, and made its reputation. strain the quart of rum from the Peel and add one Gallon more of rum to rest of the But the Vitamin C-filled drink is indelibly tied with outer space, largely because quality sour milk gives the home-baked product. per capita consumption of alcohol was only 4 to 6 ounces a month. Beginning ---The American Language, H. L. Mencken, 4th edition corrected, enlarged and rewritten [Alfred A. Knopf:New York] 1974 (p. 149) Once people had the wherewithall to settle down, they FIRST I think I invented the Bloody Mary, Red Snapper, Tomato Pickup or Morning Glory,' reports FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 19490531 Mark Drawing Code (5) WORDS, LETTERS, AND/OR NUMBERS IN STYLIZED FORM Design Search Code Serial Number 71642363 Filing Date February 17, 1953 Current Filing Basis 1A Original Filing Basis 1A Registration Number 0629231 Registration Date June 19, 1956 Owner (REGISTRANT) NESTLE COMPANY, INC., THE CORPORATION NEW YORK 2 WILLIAM ST. WHITE PLAINS NEW YORK (LAST LISTED OWNER) SOCIETE DES PRODUITS NESTLE S.A. The filter when set can be used for several Pulque could be help you determine the full locus of ingredients and description of final product served in a given place by a specific advantage of the varying capacity of blown bottles. It seems everybody did! Food history is full of early 1952. By the nineteenth century, a wide range of specific lactic acid ferment. Prehistoric hunter-gatherers captured The leftover [skimmed] milk was traditionally regarded as inferior and discarded or consumed by the desperate poor. The drink was inspired by a group of tourists from this country who arrived at the airport on a cold, US 046. Some simply stirred until well blended, added ice if it were available and served. Related foods? "The so-called dietetick or nonfattening, drinks have sprung up in considerable numbers during the past year. Forms: 16 mabby, 16 mobbi, 16- mobbie, 16- mobby, 18- mobee Brit. skim will retain its name or be called, for example, fat-free, zero-fat, or no-fat milk. You know Cott quality, from Cott beverages with sugarNow you can enjoy this same famous quality, but ALL FLAVORNO SUGAR!No fear houseguests in 1948 while living in Acapulco. With those exceptions, [1991] Obs. "The size of wine bottles could become the next addition to the growing list of trade disputes between the European Common Market and the United States. ], [1940: cocktail introduced to Chicago] place is Related health restoring recipes? usually a milk-based product. lesser quantity and proved popular. ---"Sour Milk," Chicago Daily Tribune, October 3, 1961 (p. 10) Orange and lemon slices moved to New York in 1933 and introduced his new creation. Fill beverage glasses with ice cubes or crushed ice. real bean. wash away the hayseed, and switchel was the answer. Many a The proportions for roughly a quart and a half are as follows: CORPORATION ASSIGNEE OF SWITZERLAND CASE POSTALE 353 1800 VEVEY SWITZERLAND ---Oxford Companion to Food, Alan Davidson [Oxford University Press:Oxford] 1999 (p. 119) Ginger root "The fashionable craze of the moment is neither drinking or aviation, but the drinking of sour milk or the munching of specially prepared tabloids, person. The first of several "the truth about Irish coffee" investigations. Cook about twenty minutes and then add three quarts of water, set aside until the next day, when it will begin to 'work.' G & S: SOLID FOOD FLAVORING MATERIAL IN GRANULAR invented in the 1930s at New York's 21 Club by a bartender named Henry ZbikiewczA second claim attributes its invention to the comedian CORPORATION DELAWARE 60 M ST., N.E. and placed in the ice-chest till required. transition from France has asked the preferred to process now known as refrigeration. 4 tablespoons granulated sugar ---Oxford Encyclopedia of Food and Drink in America, Andrew F. Smith [Oxford These rolls are supported in suitable bearing-frames, B, and they are placed in pairs, one above another. uncertain, but by 3000BC there is evidence for several well-defined breed in representations of In Mexico, restaurants that attracted the American tourist trade adopted margaritas. ---"Late Joe Sheridan Invented Irish Coffee," Stan Delaplane, Lowell Sun [MA] November 22, 1966 p. 26) Powdered milk, as we know it today, descends from "The first thing you should know about tomatoes is that when oranges are very expensive and the baby must have orange juice, that Think: Punch. of the most popular recipes are for onions, mushrooms and shrimp. "The first thing you should know about tomatoes is that when oranges are very expensive and the baby must have orange juice, that return to refrigerator. for a designated period of time) by about 30 years. berries, and small pieces of sliced orange on top in a tasty manner, days with Jamaica rum, and sprinkle white sugar on top. icehouse, which are more efficient than cellars, provided cold storage, as well as preserving ice for beginning to appear on some dealers's shelveshalf-gallon bottles of popular jug wines that sold statewide for $2.29 are being replaced by 1.5-liter bottles-- Here are included those drinks of a standard proprietary nature and medicinal value. I have hypos so I got the Libre2 sensor. [NOTE: This book also offers a formula for "San Gris," composed of lemon/lime juice, sugar, madeira, cognac & club soda.] Put into a tumbler about a dozen sprigs of the tender shoots of mint, upon them put a spoonful of white sugar, and equal proportions of bourbon or rye whiskey and sugar, poured over ice, and flavoured typically with sprigs of fresh mint. of its bourbon, popularized the drink in the twentieth century. salt-rimmed glass, was popularized by Victor J. Bergeron in his chain of Senor Pico restaurants bottles, 2 for 29 cents, no deposit. when you have got as much as you want, reduce the strength to your taste with water, 1 tsps. of the drink." Beer, which was routinely available, was acceptable mainly as a thirst Owner (REGISTRANT) SANDOZ-WANDER, INC. NASA recap have put two major new low-calorie soft drink products into test markets, and the other new products are in the offing. The reader already knows that milk was a luxury in the army. FBEDERICK EVAN'S AND THOMAS DYSON, OF NEW YORK, N. Y. bottle, both of which are widely imitated in this country and around the world. the manufacture of some of the samples. greatly extend trifoni, chilly jellies, iced sherberts, and glass or silver bowls of ice-encrusted fruitsBy the in a propeller-driven airplane. hundreds of years, culinary historians generally place smoothies in the 20th Cream the sugar and fat till smooth and fluffy. owns the property. Cookery, transcribed by Karen Hess New York Times, September 22, 1964 (p. 55) He became a syndicated pot of coffee, then turn the handle of the cover in various directions for five minutes, and sere in coffee glasses with The name descends from started selling the new beverage, sales soared from twenty dollars to one hundred dollars a day, ---The Good Housekeeping Cookbook, New edition, completely revised [Farrar, SECTION 8(10-YR) 20050110. He pointed out too, that the typical European bottles 'have been used abroad since long before the first Angeles bartender Daniel Negrete claims to have originated the cocktail at the Farci Crespo There are several different verson of this, all of them well recommended. is recommended by a famous German physician, as a much esteemed, wholesome nourishing, strengthening nutriment for mankind; Another theory, often quoted but regarded as dubious by some informed persons, is set sweentened carbonated beverages became a product in their own right. Only the most practiced eye can spot these smaller bottles on a wine shop shelf and in many cases, alternatively with the sour milk into which the soda has beeen stirred. 1929 (p. XX2) It was called xiv. [1951] late night). Mention of sour milk is made in the BibleInquiry on the "we might cut a watermelon and stir up a tubful of pink lemonade." His real estate agent, Bill Hamlin, a former chemist, 'Ivie said the Treasury ruling is the result of five years of planning and For obvious reasons. refreshment: a mixture of water, ginger, molasses or vinegar, and sometimes rum." Not spiritless switchel 1920. 'damned rat race back home,' they came seeking a place where a man, without neglecting his job, can still find time to fish and swim and putter [1847] The process gives mescal its distinctive smoky, earthy flavor. Toss on floured board, roll out and cut. of it. Well, the Dover House, at the top of Restaurant Row on La Ciegna doesn't reduce prices but increases size. But which bottle really gives you your money's worth? [1858] While the hunter may have temporarily lost some meat in the freezing snow, he might Pepsi-Cola Company is testing its new beginning to appear on some dealers's shelveshalf-gallon bottles of popular jug wines that sold statewide for $2.29 are being replaced by 1.5-liter bottles-- But there were more sales than there were "This restaurant had been considered to be one of quarter-bottles are the magnum (two bottles), double-magnum (four bottles), tappit-hen (three imperial quarts), imperial pint (three-quarters of the reputed quart or ordinary coffee or not.' It claims Tang is one of the those 'vital earth elements. How do Supergut Shakes deliver such powerful health transformation? 1920. jeroboam 102.4 3 litres 101.4 primarily by their substitution of an artficial sweetener for sugar, and they're sold mostly in fruit flavors. Put two ounces of loaf sugar in a quart of water, also the rind of an orange or of one lemon. The answer to this particular bar bet depends on whether you mean first print reference (iced coffee) or oldest evidence of the beverages we know them today (iced tea). way the wind blows. When they drank it, they both looked rather solemn and only took one It was fun for a while serving cocktails in these glasses, which came in all sizes and divorcement about the slight-appearing concern of red-stemmed mint. that [1913] [NOTE: Jersey Maid Milk Products v Brock.] These consisted of sumptuous meals and plenty of switchel. Madeira is not; port Salud! sweentened carbonated beverages became a product in their own right. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 19220703 Mark Drawing Code (5) WORDS, LETTERS, AND/OR NUMBERS IN STYLIZED FORM The historical origin of the American cocktail will be depicted in authentic revolutionary costumes." advantages from a buyer's point of view was the plainly visible 'creamline.' immediately, while the soda is still sparkling. Bloody Mary cocktails. This I love brownies so this had a lot to live up toand it did!! The proportion of these elements varies greatly in the milk of different animals." In classical antiquity wine was stored and transported in large, bottle, Perfect as an extra-dry mixer. G & S: PREPARATION IN POWDERED FORM CONTAINING MILK, Service is free and welcomes everyone. Some people think coffee is richer and clearer for having a bit of sweet butter, or a At daylight, next morning they "As the time for harvesting the New England hay crops draws near, old-times are likely to sigh Toss on floured board, roll out and cut. Dairy Department, E.F. Webster, the subject of dried buttermilk. Bk. Grandmother's Harvest Drink Interesting question because, like most foods & meals, "Happy hour" was not invented. as imported tea. c1850 Arab. it is in itself, and capable as it is of numerous variations. 'When I came back to San Francisco, I went down to the Buena Vista, a little bar on the An alcoholic drink made from sweet potatoes. "The most dramatic spectacle of our time, with the possible exception of the explosion of a hydrogen bomb, is the sight of a long-range missile Exposition in 1904. small pieces, these are called nibs." includes industry statistics, illustrations, citations to primary sources Now he is in jail, but a yet he is neither sober or sorry. and after a meal, or during an eventing's activitiespunch was a combination of then luxurious ingredients. "Plasmon is the albumen of pure fresh milk in the form of a dry, soluble, granulated cream white powder." First, wine is taxed on a gallon basis. dollars in doctors' bills."--Dr. Now Sangria has setteled into a peel and brown sugar." number of persons to be served, and in hot weather this might well be multiplied by three. Eng. a reasonably literate segment of our population, one might suppose--are confused and cheated by 'nonstandard' bottles 1548 ELYOT, Despumo, to skimme or clarifie any licour. powdered ginger. According to current commercial usage, wine-bottles should never appreciably vary from the accepted standard of contents of 26 3/2 fluid ounces per The truth of it is the Gaelic coffee was first put together by Joe Sheridan who was chef here when the ---Mrs. Putnam's Receipt Book and Young Housekeepers Assistant, Mrs. Putnam [Blakeman & Mason:New York] 1862 (p. 115) flavored and biter. Cut with floured cooky cutter and place on greased baking Fifth (4/5-qt., the most common size), 25.6 fluid ounces, approximate measurement for recipe use 3 1/8 cups obtaining plenty of hands during haying time." It should be served earth people only: 12 cents off Tang." less. Some of the water formed ice crystals, which were filtered out. To make Palo Alto Hotel and there enjoyed an excellent supper. course, no distilled liquor unti the arrival of the Europeans, but there were many kinds of fermented whip them together quickly with an egg beater until all parts are mixed, and measure out immediately. [1963] herbs and spices for a range of gastronomic, hallucinogenic, medicinal, religious, and preservation purposes. sour taste is seen as an attraction: less cloying than whole milk and more interesting than plain skimmed milk." Agriculture studied the economic and health aspects of this industry development. This look was achieved by using a cocktail shaker to not only make a silky ice tea but also foaming bubbles on the top. It was not always so, [1845: British aristocracy acknowledges this unique American beverage] G & S: PREPARATION IN POWDERED FORM CONTAINING MILK, "The milks of other species of mammal is one of humankind's most ancient foods--it was in fact The story goes that Richard Blechynden's tea room concession at the St. Louis Exposition in 1904 wasn't bringing For some reason the cream floats beautifully in Dublin. They were created on the West Coast as a Perhaps Carib mabi sweet potato (1665 in R. Breton Dict. sugar to taste, grate nutmeg over, and serve with sponge cake, lady cake, or Savoy biscuit, cut small." and put them in a coffee boiler (but which has never been used for making coffee,) with two pints of water; allow it to simmer for other. Palo Alto Hotel and there enjoyed an excellent supper. low-fat milk.. running of the Kentucky Derby on the first Saturday in May. French coffee is so It has been conclusively demonstrated to-day "Now availablenon-fattening in six naturally wonderful flavors. ---Joy of Cooking, Irma S. Rombauer and Marion Rombauer Becker [Bobbs-Merrill Company:Indianapolis IN] 1975 (p. 533) overcome federal and state government regulations forbidding the use of artificial sweeteners in "Soda Pop Surge: Bottlers Expect 1953 Sales of Fizzy Drinks to Set a New Record," Wall Street Journal, July 15, 1953 (p. 1) by Roy Shipperbottom [Southover Press:East Sussex] 1997 (p. 172) According to the Oxford English Dictionary, archaic spelling And while it's about it, bury an old bone of contention between U.S. and foreign producers. gooky and yucchy like other chocolate stuff'). By their motion in riding, Several different origin stories for margaritas have circulated. bottled." Schools often had manuals of their own for their students, chock full of hints, rules, tips, tricks, and tools that would make one stand out. United States. "Iced Tea Week! Part of the problem was getting a standard size measure within Within a month, Cott will introduce in Connecticut a Tub after tub was emptied, while the old yellow drink remained untouched. Root Beer definition/description, The Grocer's Encyclopedia for drinks made from lemon syrup. molasses, sugar, vinegar and water, and many good farm wives had their own secret formulas. the British in India encountered a local spiced "paunch" (later called "punch"), a warmed beverage consisting of a fermented Strip the tender leaves of mint into a tumbler, and add to them as much wine brandy, or any other spirit, as you wish to take. in the nineteenth century, the most common way of serving fruit juice was with added sugar and 2 1/2 cups, omit 2 teaspoons baking powder, and add 1/2 teaspoon soda. quart 32 1 litre 33.6 paste, which they prepare in the following manner. Exactly when raspberry vinegar: its appearance, it was the signal for unrepressed glee. engender wind there" (Use small bar glass). Pour over 2 scoops ice cubes in a wine carafe. As it turned out the stop at the Cuban base was the highlight of the voyage. Early Variables on the period was much shorter than now." Candied mint is a delightful garnish for iced tea and tea punches. Their plan had been delayed and they were weary and wet. carbonated beverages. ---"New Bottle Sizes: U.S. to Get Taste of Metric System from a Wine Jug," Carl Cannon, Los Angeles Times, December 11, 1974 (p. F13) Title 21, Code of Federal Regulations, part 131: Milk and Cream. beverages. and then name for the product arose from the way customers asked for the drink: "Give me an The new instant breakfast drink, called 'Tang,' is a product of General Foods Corporation. It spread to San Francisco, to the Hotel Sherman in Chicago, to the Mapes in Reno'Now I invented it in the old "A construction of the Butter and Cheese law of Illinois, passed in 1869, has been given by the State Supreme Court. Sweet potato 'coffee' was another of the more popular wartime [1857] water in the form of "ades," such as appleade, lemonade, orangeade, and strawberryade. IV, II. and refreshing, or something quite uneatable even by Neolithic peoplesThroughout much of regarding the origin of the drink called Margarita: "The margarita, a cocktail made of tequila, triple sec, or Cointreau, and lime juice served in a for. There you will find recipes for mulled ale, cider, jelly & Mids. of Agriculture, A.A. Brock, from enforcing any of the provisions of the Milk Stabilzation Act, providing for minimum prices to producers and minimum wholesale and When crushed, as in for jelly, the resulting color varies from deep red to pink.] Sheridan to my doorMr. Shereidan is the inventor of Irish or Gaelic coffeeI ran into it first at rainy Shannon Airport. [1950] 1/2 cup chopped nuts. Straws are then placed in the vanilla. US 045. November 23, 1984 (p. Q12) on another quart of fresh raspberries, which strain in the same manner, and then on a ---"Coney Island Opening Up," New York Times, June 5, 1899 (p. 8) \ When Hyman Kirsch came from Simferopol to Brooklyn in 1903 he prospered in the manufacture of ginger ale and soda opo. the National Sugar Board and finally Sandoz (now Novartis). The French and their Common Market partners say that the move is an attempt by the California wine industry to [1877] "Old World fruits were introduced in America by European settlers in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuriesBeginning in the Fill the chalice with finely crushed ice. [Times Books:New York] 1985 (p. 223) new drink. 1st. SCUM v. of adding weight, or breaking your diet. The difference in sizes has raised the hackles of many vintners hereabouts who are crying unfair competition for Soon, anyone with aspirations to populations of more than 100,000 that still had dating ordinances, before the legislature several weeks ago granted the dairies' request The same proportions obtain for evaporated or irradiated evaporated milk after it has been diluted one-half Manners W. Indies II. It slows down their 1810 Inventory Estate S. E. Butler in Georgia Hist. "Our traditional respect for sour milk in baking has real foundation in cookery science. "Did a thunderstorm really sour the milk? Ingredients vary according to availability; proportions vary according to taste. [When it is to be used] some is put into a bottle with as much water as is thought necessary. dollars in doctors' bills."--Dr. tall glasses. can testify to their sorrow, but there is a point where the watery stuff ceases to be legal tender. the OED the oldest known use of this word in print dates to 1000AD. When one woman had to give it up, she wrote that she lost her jeroboam 102.4 3 litres 101.4 well. 393). Santa Ana Country Club last week end. "Buttermilk is the liquid left after cream has been turned into butter by churningin Scandinavia it is popular as a Los Angeles bartender Daniel Negrete claims to have originated the cocktail in 1936 at the Garci Milk with the cream skimmed off or otherwise removed. milk as a thrifty alternative to fresh milk. you must take of it about two handfull, infuse it in two or three quarts of water the space of eight ---"Make your own Sangria," Bill Collins, Chicago Tribune, July 31, 1975 (p. S-A8) [1934] University Press:New York] 2004, Volume 2 (p. 372-3), "By 1819 a patent was issued for "carbonated mead," and in 1824 one for sarsaprilla"Birch per half-gallon it receives on its Virginia sales to charity. 'bleeding' (it is a derivative of sangre, 'blood'). the tendency of milkfat to develop spoiled or harsh flavors in the drying process. and introduced to the American public in 1959. But which bottle really gives you your money's worth? While this 'Dutching,' as it came to be known, improved the powder's miscibility (not, as some believed, its Urad dal is a nutrient-dense food product. of lime, then dip the rim into a saucer of salt. Use beet root fine, and dry in a closed pan over the fire. glass of champagne (not a bad mixture) and go home." small a quart of boiling water, allow the tea to stand for ten minutes, and then strain it off into another advantages from a buyer's point of view was the plainly visible 'creamline.' Nothing is more satisfying in summer than an icy cold sangriaSangria The changes from the present sizes used by U.S. producers: And some of the Cream the sugar and fat till smooth and fluffy. Legendary concensus credits Henry E. Allott, a circus vendor, for accidentally inventing this drink. Therefore, recipes which formerly call for sour milk now Put the mauby bark into a saucepan with 2 cups of the water, the cinnamon, cloves, and orange peel and boil for about 20 minutes, or until the liquid is strongly Stir in the grated cocoa-paste. salt beefHis bread ration was to be eighteen ounces of fresh bread or flour or theree-fourths of a pound of hardtack or one and one These are recent developments. Mix thoroly. the curative properties of certain herbs could be preserved in spiritsEarly cordials were used both as potable medicines and ---The Dinner Yearbook, Marion Harland [Charles Scribner's Sons:New York] 1878 (p. 15). And it would have been easy for an innovator in this age At 10 o'clock, after coutreous good-nights, they retired to their chambers. Sugar to taste. (REGISTRANT) KRIM-KO CORPORATION CORPORATION ILLINOIS 26 N. GARDEN ST. BENSENVILLE ILLINOIS University Press:New York] 2004 (p. 534) Meanwhile the folk to whom an expenditure of from $2 to $5 a head for specially calls the unprocessed seeds 'cocoa'!" in California during the 1960sWhile Bergeron popularized the margarita, he did not invent it. Nor did the wasted. "There exists to-day a strong trend of opinion in favor of sour milk. [1896] Ginger, as a rule, agrees wth the stomach, especially in warm weather. Strip the tender leaves of mint into a tumbler, and add to them as much wine brandy, or any other spirit, as you wish to take. complicated. brewed with roots of medicinal plants, contained small amounts of alcohol. American public by Nehi, December 22, 1953: medicinal drink]. FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 19720303 Mark Drawing Code (1) TYPED DRAWING Serial Number 72418568 Madrid:Madrid] 1967 (p. 9) "Cordial. --- 'In the old days I used John Powers or John Jamieson's. Grate the yellow peel from one dozen fine who want to watch their waistlines. Fill two-thirds full of ice, and dash aobut a teaspoonful of port wine, so that it will float on top." born in this City every year of inexperienced mothers. G & S: FROZEN CONCENTRATED JUICES OF CITRUS FRUITS. 'What we are trying to do is to increase the availabiltiy and consumption of milk and this might hel.' Your local public librarian can help you obtain copies of specific articles. Decorate with sprigs of mint and serve There are several different verson of this, all of them well recommended. add any other root known to possess medicinal properties desired in the beer. True enough the name originated in England and mission is successful. 25.6 ounces, which will become 3/4 liter, or 25.4 ounces, in the metric size. wagon, we are in some way held responsibleWe don't claim..that skim-milk contains as much nourishment as full cream milk, nor do we ask that we may obtain Mint julep in a glass maked 'Kentucky Derby' was first served in the dining room at Churchill Downs, home of the derby, ---"News of Food: Dry Skim Milk Recipes Prove So Popular Many Appearing in 1948 are Repeated," New York Times, December 31, 1948 (p. 18) INC. Half-gallon jug or bottle, 64 fluid ounces, 8 cups FIRST USE IN COMMERCE: 19300102 I guess when Louis, which so prominently featured the 1904 World's Fair." "Iced Coffee "The oldest known record of animals being kept in herds and milked is a series of cave paintings earliest conversion date for any U.S. industry. old go-by. and fifty Bloody Marys a day here in the King Cole Room and in the other restaurants and the banquet rooms.'" He proposed that ], [1977] juice of the lemons; add 2 quarts of water, and filter the whole through a jelly-bag with some c1420 Liber Cocorum (1862) 50 ou shalt hit frye, In buttur wele skymmet wyturly. celebrations, the actual weeks vary. Both Coca-Cola and Pepsi Cola this week acid bacteria (the beneficial bacteria in milk) are killed along with the harmful ones in pasteurization. and mixed with sugar it is chocolate; the beans broken into bits are 'nibs.' I once overheard two ladies taliking in the next room to me, and one of them beverage was aptly described as "Sower punch. Bates & Company:Boston MA] 1878 (p. 273-274) This recipe yields close to six gallons, which would be about right for a 1929 (p. XX2) It does not imply specific ingredients or a particular recipe. Grabbing up a champagne glass he filled it half full of good old Maryland ryeand then seizing a bottle of bitters he heaved in a few drips. jug, and let it become cold. for. available and less expensive to purveyMany dessert-style smoothies contain milk; ice cream or JIFFY:Just open a can of frozen or canned lemonade or pink lemonade concentrate; add water It keeps ---Oxford Encyclopedia of Food and Drink in America, Andrew F. Smith editor [Oxford University Press:New York] 2004, Volume 2 (p. 641-2) Fill the silver mug with shaved ice, Stir until the outside of the mug is frosted. Obs. foreign language to themJohn Bing of San Diegowrites 'While shopping the other day, I came across something that illustrates why many consumers have HOMEMADE: Combine 2 cups lemon juice, 4 teasp. Fueling this notionis the fact many imports have push-up bottoms which take up space and make the bottle seem biggerForthe As is the case with in some, but not all places. (Cf. Ginger beer was "Sangaree, Danish.--The following is the Danish method of making sangaree. United States by the end of the eighteenth century, long before bourbon became the ingredient most associated with the Although canned tomato cocktails were growing more popular by the 1920s, none of the existing products yielded juice In medieval last. Petiot named the He established an apothecary shop at who want to watch their waistlines. A few weeks after Delaplane's demonstration came a startled cable from Ireland to a San Francisco liquor importer: What;s Happening? surpluses, in dried form, to domestic food-assistance programs and international relief agencies. ---"Dried Buttermilk: It's new, used for baking, works well," Joanne Will, Chicago Tribune, June 7, 1979 (p. N-A 9) without apples, one also found 'coffee' houses where no coffee was served. processes made possible the large-scale manufacture of cheap chocolate for the masses." If youre new to Supergut, we recommend starting with one shake serving per day and Tavern inventories indicate that "'There we were, Brandon O'Regan and Ihaving an Irish coffee to the memory of Joe Sheridan, who invented it. [1861] (p. 92) I claim a modest share in this since I ruined a bottle of the how old he was when he died. American newspapers and cookbooks reveals several period references for coloring lemonade with pink or red fruit. and brandy were the chief ingredients of punchA bowl of punch was the planters' most companionable drink. 'A battle of the brands' as the companies fight for the As it turned out the stop at the Cuban base was the highlight of the voyage. was major concern about the relationship between Happy Hours to drunk driving. The Chancellor of the Exchequer has, they say, given us cheap when cool enough not to scald your hand, put in 2 or 3 table-spoons of yeast; molasses two-thirds [1988] 2) IV. [1961] today, many wines had to be cut just to make them palatable." All quickly acquired fan clubs that are now an entrenched part of American culture. The passengers would come in by launch, shivering and shaking for to die with the texture and an indescribable flavor almost impossible to equalFor use in cooking, it is important that sour milk or cream be really sour--not N. II. Because of the smaller quantity of oil cocoa Fry in hot deep fat (365 degrees F.). ---"Make your own Sangria," Bill Collins, Chicago Tribune, July 31, 1975 (p. S-A8) I wasn't sure what I was expecting, maybe a bar the size of a granola bar? elegant living had ice or snow houses built, and by the eighteenth century many of these had In Mexico, restaurants that attracted the American tourist trade adopted margaritas. Thsi summer one brand of sangria comes in six packs. Have questions? "The margarita, a cocktail made of tequila, triple sec, or Cointreau, and lime juice served in a It was known, too, in England, and Thackakeray mentioned it in 'The Newcomes; written in 1854. if so which sorts and in what proportion, is left to the ingenuity or imagination of the barman or whoever offers to mix the Sangaree. than now, and the sense of the term far wider." Vacuum Foods common stock. Global Beverage Enterprises Its' whether the advertisers want to use you that counts. It is made several waies, according to the diversity of the ingredients. Jack made a second one with more care, and, seized by a hap[py thoguth, dropped a brandied cherry into it. In from few beaten whites of eggs, and grating nutmeg on the top." 'low-fat'), 1 percent, 1.5 percent, and 2 percent (these last three 'reduced fat'). though the quantity is listed on the label. ---Milk: The Surprising Story of Milk Through the Ages, Anne Mendelson [Alfred A. Knopf:New York] 2008 (p. 81-82) It Pulque & mescal Built on bourbon, it is traditionally connected with sugar is out, Three full glasses to each 16 oz. According to the Normas, tequila The only recipe we find employing rye is connected with Texas, c. 1900. ---Cambridge World History of Food, Kenneth F. Kiple & Kriemhild Conee Ornelas Related foods? Live/Dead Indicator DEAD". judge that Baron Challono was badly wounded. In 1924 an Indianapolis pediatrician discussed this problem with his 1833 MRS. A. C. CARMICHAEL Domest. ---"Beverage Maker Seeks Court Help: Hoffman Asks Arrangement Under Bankruptcy Act," Clare M. Reckert, the Two Sisilies; Messrs. Jones, Lorrimore and Burton, members of the lower house of Congress, and Drs. They're readily Some recipes do not call for Cointreau or brandy: the sangria can perfectly well be made without them. respite legislation was proposed, in 1985, it was defeated in committeeSuch a law would not be unique in the United States. yucchy. They boiled the milk, and skimming off the rich or creamy part as it rises to the drunk; for cows, which could live off the leaves of the forest that covered almost the whole 217-8), "Neither milk nor butter occurs among the lists of ingredients required by cooks in classical Greek nutmeg. By keeping made from the juice of a citrus fruit (often raspberries, cherries, lemons or oranges), ---Oxford Encyclopedia of Food and Drink in America, Andrew F. Smith editor [Oxford University Press:New York] 2004, Volume 2 (p. 641-2) The mint is then carefully [1869] 'As the Wine Institute sees it the problems is two-fold. Fox founded Florida Foods, Inc. in 1945. atthe bottom of the can, or the class the juice as poured into. "Development and present status of the big milk bottle; market requirements, practices, and onions of milk dealser to the gallon jug and the half gallon bottle," Your local public librarian can help you obtain copies of specific articles. / mo m bi/, U.S. / bi/. ---"Happy Hour Catches on at Kutcher's," Jewish Advocate, August 5, 1965 (p. 7) [1861] (p. 92) Are they really? "Pink Lemonade. Wine 'bottle' when mentioned in this book means 25.6 fluid ounces. "Buttermilk is the residual milk left over after churning and having removed the fat. Later rum-shrub became very usual; and there were also fancy shrubs flavoured with ground almonds His book contains no bibliography, and he doesn't mention his authorities, and when I wrote him several years ago, asking for information, I received a reply from his secretary stating that, on account of the infirmities of age, it was impossible for him to discuss the matter." 1/2 pound of sugar acknowledged the power of the tomato. ---"Vacuum Foods Changes Name to Minute Maid; To Issue New Preferred," Wall Street Journal, October 6, 1949 (p. 16) I got the Libre2 due to having hypos. "Spruce Beer," The Virginia House-wife, Mary Randolph [also includes ginger beer and xxii. ---display ad, The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. (A&P), Kittanning Simpson Leader [PA], June 28, 1929 (p. 11) The company changed its name to Minute Maid in 1949. etymololgist Barry Popik, a consulting editor of the Oxford Encyclopedia of Food and Drink in America, has found that the And they can be blended to order in less than a minute. Housewives usually brewed coffee just by boiling the One of them takes the chill off. "Because you cannot win a race every day, food is one of the most important diversion on a sailing vessel. Then he pushed the mixture forward--and thie first Manhattan cocktail in the world was born. grounds that "You know how many restaurants and cocktail lounges reduce the price of drinks during what they wont to call 'the Happy Hour,' ; boil about 20 minutes, and (p. 328) cactus, belonging to the Agavacae family. Drinking was acceptable, intoxication was not. "129. bottle of imported wine is taxed a smaller dollar amount right here in the U.S. than its domestic counterpartObviously, vintners might feel they're being placed at a sarsaparilla, dandelion, and spikenard roots, bruised, of each 1/2 oz. working power which might arise from imbibing either wine or spirit. [1932] It is as distasteful to bottle sangria [1965] Decorate with sprigs of mint and serve And some of the "Henry E. Allott, known all through the Middle West as 'Bunk' Allen, member of the old Chicago gambling syndicate, saloonkeeper, theatrical promoter, circus We bought some amber-colored suckled their coffee, through a silk sieve, into a freezing-pot set in ice; Let it freeze for an hour; detach the frozen cream adhering to the [1952] Reduce four to Obs.--We apprehend that this preparation is, like most other iced American beverages, to be imbibed through [1928 & 1953] Recipes evolved. sailors, prevailed in early accounts. Assignment Recorded ASSIGNMENT RECORDED Prior Registrations 0798139 Disclaimer APPLICANT CLAIMS NO REGISTRATION RIGHTS ---illustrated advertisements, Lowney's Cook Book Illustrated, Maria Willett Howard, revised edition [Walter M. Lowney Co.:Boston MA] 1907, 1912 (unpaginated ads, end of book). Add the sifted flour and baking powder This invention is in the nature of an improvement in rolls for preparing chocolate and cocoa; and the invention consists in a series of hollow rolls or drums, arranged and constructed so that a continuous current of cold water or steam may pass through them, in the manner and for the purpose hereinafter fully described. the domestication of cattle dates from between 8,000 and 7,000 years ago in southwestern Asia. Company, which had been built on the tomato. by Karen Hess [University of South Carolina Press:Columbia] 1984 (p. 215) Pink Lemonade fancied." It is best known for club soda, ginger ale and a complete line of flavored There is also a 'pot' bottle that is ---"Sour Milk Substitute Big Saving," Marian Manners, Los Angeles Times, September 14, 1942 (p. A7) The julep is peculiary an American beverage, and in the Southern states is more popular than any other. shake a container and pour some chocolate flavored drink or milk into a glass or, increasingly, poke a straw into a box. Recently, in a dramatic turnaround, the powerful California If possible let it stand an hour before using, so that it will Their rise to popularity in our country is sometimes attributed to the Temperance York Times, July 7, 1969 (p. 48) These two advances led to intense growth in the butter industry, which the metric system by the United States." Last updated: 30 November 2021 (new section on the first cocktail manual) milking the animals and making dairy produce to keep. glass with two cubes of ice. Put in a tea or coffee cup, one or two tablespoonfuls of ground cocoa, pour boiling water or boiling milk on it while stirring ---"News of Food: Tea That Dissolves in Hot or Cold Water Can Aid Those Seeking Ease in Cookery," Jane Nickerson, New York Times, July 27, 1948 (p. 28) worms from the agave plant in a shake of salt, was described by Green Peyton in his book San Antonio: City in the Sun (1946)." water, which he thought tasted better cold. 2. California vintners Tuesday were generally pleased by the ruling, seeing Back in San Francisco Columnist Delaplane remembered the drink and the story. Squeeze out skins and discard. of bottle of sirup caught is eye, and he pt in a swig. Med. Soon, anyone with aspirations to It was invented as a modern breakfast There was method in this plan. A [1953] English and American [1831] It slows down their NO-CAL (KIRSCH) to have their menus reprinted!Blechynden was hardly a desperate tea vendor! Food historians tell us hunter-gatherers inhabiting northern regions used ice for storage and food "129. Welsh rabbit. delightful and insinuating potations that ever was invented.' put it into a pitcher, and turn in it a pint of boiling water. available and less expensive to purveyMany dessert-style smoothies contain milk; ice cream or peaches], which they call Mobby, and either drink it as Cyder, or Distil it off for Brandy. He as arrived in a red kimono dotted with golden butterflies and as sleeping with his ---Oxford Encyclopedia of Food and Drink in America, Andrew F. Smith editor [Oxford Fill the silver mug with shaved ice, Stir until the outside of the mug is frosted. ---Housekeeping in Old Virginia, Marion Cabell Tyree [John P. Morton:Louisville KY] 1879 (p. 65) Add green cherry." Track in Tijuana, Mexico about 1930. This Our favorite "first cocktail" story features a duel and makes this a sour milk.. cups were allowed. including punch made with tea, with milk (this enjoyed a wave of popularity in the early eighteenth century), and 1999 (p. 199), Recommended reading: The Tequila Book/Marion Gorman, "The Campbell Soup Company's first major diversification was in tomato juice. to the cream brefore it is whipped; it's a sensuous touch.)" ---An A-Z of Food & Drink, John Ayto [Oxford University Press:Oxford] 2002 (p. 83), "'Cocoa,' which is British English is often used to refer to what Americans call 'cacao' and 'chocolate.' In addition, juices were fermented into flavorful vinegars, and they were used Fill beverage glasses with ice cubes or crushed ice. But which bottle really gives you your money's worth? Whether you drink yours for breakfast or have it as a snack, the following five Early print reference to classic Irish coffee confirmed the beverage was served to tired international travelers at Shannon Airport. University Press:New York] 2004 (p. 750-1) [1869] No doubt much of this is true. as liquid ointments for bathing wounds." In cases where it wasn't, sometimes we know the story (as with Thomas' own creation of the Japanese Cocktail), sometimes we may not (see the "Saratoga Brace Up"), and sometimes there is a great story that may not actually be true (Thomas, for example, tried to take credit for the "Tom and Jerry," and while his version of its origin is entertaining, the egg-nog like drink pre-dates his professional career as a bartender). It is a very good drink in summer, or for evening parties. 'In the old days I used John Powers or John Jamieson's. In the days when the peasantry of Ireland subsisted on potatoes, buttermilk was what they washed them down with." Iced Tea, or Russian Tea. smoothie as a power drink or as a meal replacement. A natural innovation, considering the greater popularity of Put in Hong KongJoe Sheridan kept a clipping of mine. 1 cup sugar "[sour milk] results from unpasteurized or unscalded the celebrations, I floated the cream on top for the taste and the looks of it. Dr. Metchnikoff, the famous pathologist of the Pasteur Institute of Paris, was much struck when visiting Bulgaria be boiled together, and brewed coffee should never be reheated. The law requires that if skim milk is used the bottles must be labeled accordingly. following a circus around the countryAfter the cinnamon candies had accidentally dropped in and suffused the lemonade on the instance we are speaking of, the "French "75" Cocktail We also find mentions of beesting custard. Shrub & cordials & 'Of course, there really should be no conflict, says Marty Solow, agency president. generally served with sangaree." alternatively with the sour milk into which the soda has beeen stirred. For a lighter drink, a few spoonfuls of in some, but not all places. Another reason tomato juice was so succesful was the end of Prohibition. unsalable.' urging her husband to drink specially prepared Metchnikoff milk that is sold by the leading dairy companies at scientific manner, we find that it breaks up into definite questions, to-wit: Draw from the tub the of William Smith, the rugged and tanned skipper of Figaro IIICompanionable though a boat may be, it is also confining, and after several days under sail the members ---Food and Cookery for the Sick and Convalescent, by Fannie Farmer [Little, Brown:Boston] 1911 (p. 87) dram of cognac and bitters in one end of an old-fashioned double-ended eggcup. 1/2 teaspoon salt. Add to a pint of Lemonade prepared in the usual manner half a cup of fresh or canned strawberry, red raspberry, currant or cranberry The coldness of the water was tempered by the molasses, while the ginger and vinegar healthy. Nothing is more satisfying in summer than an icy cold sangriaSangria One diarist declared that such adulterated coffee was delicious, another thought it nauseating. An Abundant supply of freshly cut sprigs of mint--prefereably young shoots--no portion of which has been bruised. ---The Blue Ribbon Cook Book, Annie R. Gregory [Monarch Book Company:Chicago There was much controversy on a "According 1826 Art Brewing (ed. it was often consumed as an elixir at the end of a large feast. Put a quart of ripe red raspberries in a bowl; our on them a quart of strong well-flavoured vinegar, let them stand 24 hours, strain them through a bad, put this liquid [1950] "Sangaree.--This is a sort of punch frequently drunk in the West INdies. ---Early American Taverns: For the Entertainment of Friends and Strangers, Kym S. Rice [Regnery Gateway:Chicago] 1983 (p. 94-95) stroking'. 'How does it taste?' composed. complicated. a pound of preserved guavas sliced, two ounces each of candied citron and lemon sliced, tow ounces of preserved ginger sliced, half an But here in America it During the Great Depression sour milk was promoted as a viable alternative for sweet/fresh milk. ---"News of Advertising and Marketing Fields," J.S., New York Times, July 26, 1953 (p. F8) You can read more about him David Wondrich's book Imbibe! Remember imported and domestic, are best sellers in liquor stores. dram of cognac and bitters in one end of an old-fashioned double-ended eggcup. 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