I guess there is a difference to be made here between spiced food and spicy food though both tend to be thrown in the same pot though they are very different
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VenerableTahu on
The spice must flow!
DoctorNo1661 on
Mankind will never get past its fascination for the white man will it.
Bukhanka_Zov on
Ethnic food enthusiasts when a dish actually contains different spices like thyme and sage and not just 78 varieties of chili
Herald_of_Clio on
S P E C E R I J E N
StellarTruce on
Funny how they had like all spices in the world available yet sucked at actually using them.
ConventionArtNinja on
The British: *proceed to never mention spices again.*
Ordinary_Cycle268 on
*insert Dune musicÂ
ComesInAnOldBox on
It still blows my mind that the contents of my spice rack would have made me a very wealthy man four hundred years ago.
THEGOD-001 on
Lisan al galib
iknowiknowwhereiam on
It’s a silly stereotype that falls apart the minute you actually look at medieval recipes. In Britain where the stereotype seems to be strongest, they put black pepper in a ton of dishes, they didn’t have a problem with spices or with spicy food
nunovm on
The Portuguese monopolised the Indian Ocean commerce in the 1500s, not 1600s
wired1984 on
I’d be pumped for spices too if all I was eating was flavorless peasant food.
tycho-42 on
Britain conquered the world for spices and doesn’t use any of them
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Spices for thee but not for me
A good pusher sells, he doesn’t buy.
I guess there is a difference to be made here between spiced food and spicy food though both tend to be thrown in the same pot though they are very different
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The spice must flow!
Mankind will never get past its fascination for the white man will it.
Ethnic food enthusiasts when a dish actually contains different spices like thyme and sage and not just 78 varieties of chili
S P E C E R I J E N
Funny how they had like all spices in the world available yet sucked at actually using them.
The British: *proceed to never mention spices again.*
*insert Dune musicÂ
It still blows my mind that the contents of my spice rack would have made me a very wealthy man four hundred years ago.
Lisan al galib
It’s a silly stereotype that falls apart the minute you actually look at medieval recipes. In Britain where the stereotype seems to be strongest, they put black pepper in a ton of dishes, they didn’t have a problem with spices or with spicy food
The Portuguese monopolised the Indian Ocean commerce in the 1500s, not 1600s
I’d be pumped for spices too if all I was eating was flavorless peasant food.
Britain conquered the world for spices and doesn’t use any of them