The Story of Sugar
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The sugar and the sirup represented a prized luxury in the homes of the pioneers. Not only was it used in the household for cooking purposes, but was a standard sweet for the table. It also served an important pur- pose in the social order, for maple sugar was passed to invited guests just as any modern refreshment or drink is served in a well-appointed home of to-day.
CHAPTER XIII CANDY, A NATIONAL LUXUEY Candy has steadily maintained its place as a popular luxury since that shrewd Roman baker..., Julius Dragatus, made the first sugar plums and offered them for sale on the streets of the world's capital city. This was one hundred and thirty- seven years before the birth of Christ, and through- out the long subsequent period this sugary concoc- tion, so satisfying to the ^' sweet tooth, " has been manufactured in all countries and the demand has steadily increased. Its manufacture and uses have naturally fluctuated in the different countries with the price of sugar, but even when this commodity was commanding almost prohibitory prices for con- sumption, sugar candies continued to be made, and pushed their w^ay steadily and persistently into the remotest marts of trade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sugar and the sirup represented a prized luxury in the homes of the pioneers. Not only was it used in the household for cooking purposes, but was a standard sweet for the table. It also served an important pur- pose in the social order, for maple sugar was passed to invited guests just as any modern refreshment or drink is served in a well-appointed home of to-day.
CHAPTER XIII CANDY, A NATIONAL LUXUEY Candy has steadily maintained its place as a popular luxury since that shrewd Roman baker..., Julius Dragatus, made the first sugar plums and offered them for sale on the streets of the world's capital city. This was one hundred and thirty- seven years before the birth of Christ, and through- out the long subsequent period this sugary concoc- tion, so satisfying to the ^' sweet tooth, " has been manufactured in all countries and the demand has steadily increased. Its manufacture and uses have naturally fluctuated in the different countries with the price of sugar, but even when this commodity was commanding almost prohibitory prices for con- sumption, sugar candies continued to be made, and pushed their w^ay steadily and persistently into the remotest marts of trade.
What to read after The Story of Sugar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G T George Thomas Surface to read onlineMoreLess
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