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What is The Biography of Vanilla (How Did That Get Here?) about?
While chocolate steals all the glory, vanilla is the scent and flavor that people cannot seem to live without. Discover the rich history of this orchid bean used in such products as candy, ice cream, soft drinks, medicines, and yes, even chocolate! Maps, illustrations, and full-color photos follow the vanilla bean's journey from its discovery by the ancient civilizations of Mexico, to Europe where its flavorful secrets remained a mystery to Europeans even 300 years after they first encountered it. Other topics include - What is a commodity? - the history of vanilla - the secret and methods involved in fertilizing a vanilla plant - the hard work and lengthy process of harvesting and curing vanilla beans - maps of the prime vanilla growing regions in the world - products and uses, including vanilla extracts and substitutes Teacher's guide available.
- Author
- Karner, Julie, 1976-
- Publisher
- Crabtree Publishing Company
- Published
- 2007
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780778724902
- Subjects
- Agriculture, Technology, History
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