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FOOD AND DRINK IN AMERICAN HISTORY: FULL COURSE ENCY 3V

U.S. History

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The expression "you are what you eat" certainly applies to Americans, not just in terms of our physical health, but also in the myriad ways that our taste preferences, eating habits, and food culture are intrinsically tied to our society and history. This standout reference work comprises two volumes containing more than 600 alphabetically arranged historical entries on American foods and beverages, as well as dozens of historical recipes for traditional American foods; and a third volume of more than 120 primary source documents. Never before has there been a reference work that coalesces this diverse range of information into a single set.<P>The entries in this set provide information that will transform any American history research project into an engaging learning experience. Examples include explanations of how tuna fish became a staple food product for Americans, how the canning industry emerged from the Civil War, the difference between Americans and people of other countries in terms of what percentage of their income is spent food and beverages, and how taxation on beverages like tea, rum, and whisky set off important political rebellions in U.S. history.

Food and Drink in American History

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Front Cover.
Half Title Page.
Title Page.
Copyright Page.
Contents.
Alphabetic List of Entries.
Guide to Related Topics.
Preface.
Chronology.
1: A&#x0026;P.
2: Abalone.
3: Advertising.
4: African American Food.
5: Agricultural Experimentation and Research.
6: Airplanes and Food.
7: Alaskan Food.
8: Alcott, William A..
9: Almonds.
10: Alpha Beta.
11: Amaranth.
12: American Food in the 21st Century.
13: American Indian Food.
14: Amish and Mennonite Food.
15: Anchovies.
16: Anheuser-Busch.
17: Animal Rights Movement.
18: Appalachian Food.
19: Appetizers.
20: Applebee&#x2019;s.
21: Applejack.
22: Apple Juice.
23: Apples.
24: Apricots.
25: Aquaculture.
26: Arab American Food.
27: Archer Daniels Midland.
28: Armour, Philip Danforth.
29: Artichokes.
30: Artificial Sweeteners.
31: Aseptic Packaging.
32: Asparagus.
33: Atkins, Robert C..
34: Atwater, Wilbur O..
35: Aunt Jemima.
36: Automats.
37: Automobiles and Food.
38: Avocados.
39: Baby Food.
40: Bagels.
41: Baked Alaska.
42: Bakeries and Bakery Goods.
43: Bananas and Plantains.
44: Barbecue.
45: Barley.
46: Barlow, Joel.
47: Bars.
48: Bastianich, Lidia.
49: Batali, Mario.
50: Beans.
51: Beard, James.
52: Beecher, Catharine Esther.
53: Beef.
54: Beer.
55: Beer Gardens.
56: Berries.
57: Betty Crocker.
58: Beverages.
59: Birdseye, Clarence.
60: Birthday Food.
61: Bistros.
62: Blot, Pierre.
63: Blueberries.
64: Boardinghouses.
65: Borden, Gail.
66: Borscht.
67: Bottling.
68: Bouillabaisse.
69: Bourbon.
70: Brady, Diamond Jim.
71: Brand.
72: Brandy.
73: Brazil Nuts.
74: Bread.
75: Breakfast.
76: Brewing.
77: Brillat-Savarin, Jean Anthelme.
78: Broccoli.
79: Brownies.
80: Brunch.
81: Brussels Sprout.
82: Buddhism and Food.
83: Buffalo.
84: Buffalo Wings.
85: Bullock, Tom.
86: Bumble Bee Foods.
87: Burbank, Luther.
88: Burger King.
89: Burr, Hattie A..
90: Burrito.
91: Butter.
92: Cabbage.
93: Cadbury.
94: Cadbury Schweppes.
95: Cafeterias.
96: Cajun and Creole Food.
97: Cakes.
98: California Food.
99: Campbell&#x2019;s Kids.
100: Campbell Soup Company.
101: Canals and Food.
102: Canap&#x00E9;s.
103: Candy.
104: Cannibalism.
105: Canning.
106: Canola.
107: Caramels.
108: Carbonation.
109: Carhops.
110: Carrots.
111: Carver, George Washington.
112: Cashews.
113: Cassava.
114: Casseroles.
115: Catholicism and Food.
116: Cauliflower.
117: Celebrity Chefs.
118: Celery.
119: Center for Science in the Public Interest.
120: Central American Food.
121: Cereals.
122: Chains.
123: Champagne.
124: Cheese.
125: Cheesecake.
126: Cherries.
127: Chestnuts.
128: Chicken.
129: Chicken &#x00E0; La King.
130: Chicken of the Sea.
131: Chickpeas.
132: Child, Julia.
133: Chili Peppers.
134: Chinese American Food.
135: Chocolate.
136: Chocolate Beverages.
137: Chocolate Confections.
138: Chowder.
139: Chowder, Manhattan Clam.
140: Christmas Food.
141: Cider.
142: Circus Food.
143: Civil War Food.
144: Claiborne, Craig.
145: Clambake.
146: Clams.
147: Coca-Cola Company.
148: Cocktails.
149: Coconuts.
150: Cod.
151: Coffee.
152: Coffeehouses.
153: Collard Greens.
154: Collins, Angelina Maria.
155: Colonial Food.
156: Community-Supported Agriculture.
157: ConAgra Foods.
158: Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations.
159: Condiments.
160: Constellation Brands.
161: Containers, Shipping.
162: Convenience Stores.
163: Cookbooklets.
164: Cookbooks.
165: Cookies.
166: Cooking Schools.
167: Coors Brewing Company.
168: Corn.
169: Corn Chips.
170: Corson, Juliet.
171: Counterculture Food.
172: Cowpeas.
173: Crabs.
174: Cracker Jack.
175: Crackers.
176: Cranberries.
177: Croissants.
178: Croly, Jane Cunningham.
179: Crowell, Henry Parsons.
180: Cuban American Food.
181: Cucumbers.
182: Culinary Organizations.
183: Cunningham, Marion.
184: Cupcakes.
185: Cups.
186: Curtis, Isabel Gordon.
187: Cutlery.
188: Dairy.
189: Dates.
190: D

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