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• Stone Age Pantry: Archaeologist Unearths Earliest Evidence of Modern Humans Using Wild Grains and Tubers for Food

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[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Few Americans are familiar with the pseudo-grain Amaranth. Varieties have long been cultivated around the world, and it has some rare nutritive properties that make it a valuable crop. No idea when it first became a popular food plant.

[ChildOfThe60s]

Sorghum “molasses” is delicious. It is not molasses, but is often referred to as such.

Heat it a little so it pours more easily and it is yummy on pancakes or waffles.

[dangerdoc]

Which means beer was not too far behind.

[Tainan]

and thus.....beer.

Ogg like beer. Man cave need beer. meat on fire, popcorn in bowl and beer in hollow rock. Ogg have happy night.

[bert]

Across Texas they grow Sorghum (milo) in fields that seem as big Delaware. I don’s know what they do with it all