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Cold breakfast cereal is a pantry staple in most houses, but who invented it? The origin of cereal can be traced the 1800s. Read about the inspiration and evolution of thiseasy breakfast. Granula: The Proto-Toastie In 1863, at the Danville Sanitarium in Danville, NY, a vegetarian wellness...
Who sent the world's first email? Efficient Communication: Email has become a heavily relied on messaging system. People use it for personal and professional matters, and this has become an efficient way to communicate. It all began with one message. ...
According to Stein, muesli is "anuncooked cereal combining grains, nuts, seeds and fruits." Moore points out that muesli can be eaten either hot or cold; to eat it hot, cook on the stovetop in either water or milk. ... Moore adds that it's "ready to eat straight out of the bag,...
Peter Mutabazi experienced firsthand the pain of abandonment and homelessness as a child, until a caring couple gave him a second chance. He wants to return the
Her notes on the engine include what is recognised as the first algorithm intended to be carried out by a machine. Because of this, she is often described as the world's first computer programmer. ADAM SMITH - (1723-1780). Scottish moral philosopher and a pioneer of political economy. One...
Pioneered the technique for nutritional enhancement of cereal crops using genes he isolated from Amaranth plant (Amaranthus hypochondriacus). His work led to India's first field trial of a GM crop potato. Now the director of the National Center for Plant Genome Research, in New Delhi. Luis ...
Although he didn't plant the first Finger Lakes vineyard, this innovative man was a pioneer in his field and changed Finger Lakes wine history.
In 2004, at an excavation site called Ohalo II, in what is modern-day Israel, scientists found 22,000-year-old barley grains caught in a grinding stone: the first evidence of humans processing wild cereal grains. But these early "bread" creations were probably more like "flat cakes of gr...