Did you
ever wonder how many inventions were the result of an accident, how many great
ideas were not even recognized by their inventor? There is a story behind every
food and snack item. Sometimes the story is more tasty than the food itself.
INVENTION
|
INVENTOR
|
YEAR
|
Baby Formula
|
Henri Nestlé
|
1867
|
Bubble Gum
|
Walter Diemer
|
1928
|
Candy Bar
|
Joseph Fry
|
1847
|
Chewing Gum
|
Thomas Adams
|
1870
|
Coca-Cola
|
John S. Pemberton
|
1886
|
Cracker Jack
|
F.W. Rueckheim
|
1893
|
Graham Cracker
|
Sylvester Graham
|
1829
|
Hershey Bar
|
Milton Hershey
|
1900
|
Ice Cream Cone
|
Ernest A. Hamwi
|
1904
|
JELL-O
|
Pearle B. Wait
|
1897
|
Kellogg's Corn Flakes
|
Will Keith Kellogg
|
1894
|
Life Savers Candy
|
Clarence Crane
|
1912
|
Planters Peanuts
|
Amedeo Obici
|
1906
|
Popsicle
|
Frank Epperson
|
1905
|
Potato Chips
|
George Crum
|
1853
|
Tea
|
Emperor Shen Nung
|
b.C 2737
|
Toll House Cookies
|
Ruth Wakefield
|
1930
|
Veggie Patty
|
Paul Wenner
|
1981
|
Wheaties
|
George Cormack
|
1921
|
Wonder Bread
|
Elmer Clime
|
1921
|
Available
in http://www.ideafinder.com / as ‘History of Food and Drink’. Adapted and illustrated to be
posted by Leopoldo Costa.
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