Post by Deleted on Jun 30, 2023 15:14:08 GMT 1
Mexican Tarragon is native to Mexico and Central America. The oldest Heinz Tarragon Vinegar ad I could find (rather quick research) was from 1936. I don't know if it was a shelf item tbh. Single tin availability is not a benchmark for me.
Let me give you an example. In Germany, MSG is in many products, literally on every grocery store shelf. However, you will not find a single German supermarket that sells pure MSG. Not even the hyper markets. Only Asian stores carry bags of pure MSG. I think it is similar in other European countries. Professionals and the industry use it, not home cooks.
So MSG is literally in every mouth here, and yet nowhere to be found. When folks in 100 yrs go by the same standards, they would come to the false conclusion that MSG was almost not existing in this country...
Let me give you an example. In Germany, MSG is in many products, literally on every grocery store shelf. However, you will not find a single German supermarket that sells pure MSG. Not even the hyper markets. Only Asian stores carry bags of pure MSG. I think it is similar in other European countries. Professionals and the industry use it, not home cooks.
So MSG is literally in every mouth here, and yet nowhere to be found. When folks in 100 yrs go by the same standards, they would come to the false conclusion that MSG was almost not existing in this country...
