The Gourmet Atlas Download

Author: Jenny Stacey
Edition: 1
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 0028619889

The Gourmet Atlas

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The Gourmet Atlas education books for free. The Gourmet Atlas explores the origins of foods and traces their movements throughout the world. Learn where tomatoes were first eaten and what medicinal qualities the Egyptians thought certain spices had. Discover how chocolate arrived in America and why the French refused to eat potatoes. Relish in the history and rich detail of the foods we encounter every day 50 beautiful, full-color maps depict the history of major foodstuffs, tracing their movements across the world a Numerous and extensive A-Z listings detail the backgrounds and uses of major food groups, incl

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