Episode
The Origins of Breakfast Foods
1:02:04
Published: Thu Aug 11 2022
Description
Who doesn't love breakfast? But do you know where most of the typical breakfast foods come from? Well listen in to find out.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Chapters
In this episode, the hosts express their gratitude towards their listeners and team members for their support throughout the journey of the "Stuff You Should Know" podcast, covering practical topics related to finance and daily life.
00:00 - 03:36 (03:36)
Summary
In this episode, the hosts express their gratitude towards their listeners and team members for their support throughout the journey of the "Stuff You Should Know" podcast, covering practical topics related to finance and daily life.
EpisodeThe Origins of Breakfast Foods
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The idea of alcohol consumption for breakfast seems strange, although in some cultures it is perfectly acceptable to have fish or soup for breakfast.
03:36 - 08:52 (05:16)
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The idea of alcohol consumption for breakfast seems strange, although in some cultures it is perfectly acceptable to have fish or soup for breakfast. The concept of what constitutes a "typical" breakfast food varies depending on culture and tradition.
EpisodeThe Origins of Breakfast Foods
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This podcast discusses the history of breakfast in America and how it has evolved over time.
08:52 - 11:58 (03:05)
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This podcast discusses the history of breakfast in America and how it has evolved over time. Eggs have been a breakfast staple for centuries, but a hearty breakfast spread didn't become popular until the 19th century.
EpisodeThe Origins of Breakfast Foods
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The speaker talks about their love for breakfast and how they are particularly fond of bagels from Ess-a-Bagel in New York.
11:58 - 16:03 (04:05)
Summary
The speaker talks about their love for breakfast and how they are particularly fond of bagels from Ess-a-Bagel in New York.
EpisodeThe Origins of Breakfast Foods
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The origin of the word bagel is believed to be derived from the Austrian term for stirrup, bugel, due to the similarity in shape between the two.
16:03 - 20:03 (04:00)
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The origin of the word bagel is believed to be derived from the Austrian term for stirrup, bugel, due to the similarity in shape between the two. However, its true origin remains unknown.
EpisodeThe Origins of Breakfast Foods
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Join two best friends as they share their real-life journeys, tools, and tips on topics like saving money, maximizing income potential, and battling money anxiety.
20:03 - 24:56 (04:53)
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Join two best friends as they share their real-life journeys, tools, and tips on topics like saving money, maximizing income potential, and battling money anxiety.
EpisodeThe Origins of Breakfast Foods
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Quaker Oats got its name as a way to promote themselves as an upstanding and non-fraudulent company during the time when food fraud was prevalent.
24:56 - 28:47 (03:50)
Summary
Quaker Oats got its name as a way to promote themselves as an upstanding and non-fraudulent company during the time when food fraud was prevalent. Though not as ancient as wheat or barley, oats have been a popular breakfast food for centuries and are often credited with a slew of health benefits.
EpisodeThe Origins of Breakfast Foods
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Coffee replaced beer and wine as the breakfast drink due to its ability to keep people awake and alert.
28:47 - 31:32 (02:44)
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Coffee replaced beer and wine as the breakfast drink due to its ability to keep people awake and alert. Though the story of the Ethiopian goat herder who discovered coffee beans may not be true, it remains a popular legend amidst the culture of coffee.
EpisodeThe Origins of Breakfast Foods
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Orange juice has been a staple breakfast item in the US for decades, with even a campaign in 1950 called "Drink an Orange" promoting its consumption.
31:33 - 35:26 (03:53)
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Orange juice has been a staple breakfast item in the US for decades, with even a campaign in 1950 called "Drink an Orange" promoting its consumption. However, its popularity has declined over the past few decades despite being a breakfast favorite since the early 1900s.
EpisodeThe Origins of Breakfast Foods
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Get ready to hear raw, real-life stories on "Frosted Tips with Lance Bass" and discover the wonders of the "Manowalk Caves" on two recommended podcasts.
35:26 - 39:41 (04:14)
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Get ready to hear raw, real-life stories on "Frosted Tips with Lance Bass" and discover the wonders of the "Manowalk Caves" on two recommended podcasts.
EpisodeThe Origins of Breakfast Foods
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This podcast episode explores the origins of pancakes and French toast, including how they were cooked and the evolution of their ingredients over time.
39:41 - 45:21 (05:39)
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This podcast episode explores the origins of pancakes and French toast, including how they were cooked and the evolution of their ingredients over time.
EpisodeThe Origins of Breakfast Foods
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The term "French toast" does not originate from France and its history contradicts its name.
45:21 - 53:24 (08:03)
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The term "French toast" does not originate from France and its history contradicts its name. It is a dish made by dipping bread in an eggy batter and frying it, and can be versatile for different recipes.
EpisodeThe Origins of Breakfast Foods
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This podcast episode takes a glimpse into the origins of brunch, and how it went from being a meal enjoyed by working women to a trendy weekend activity.
53:25 - 57:12 (03:46)
Summary
This podcast episode takes a glimpse into the origins of brunch, and how it went from being a meal enjoyed by working women to a trendy weekend activity.
EpisodeThe Origins of Breakfast Foods
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Maya Lau hosts "Other People's Pockets", where she interviews people about their finances so that listeners can learn from other's experiences.
57:12 - 1:02:06 (04:54)
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Maya Lau hosts "Other People's Pockets", where she interviews people about their finances so that listeners can learn from other's experiences. The podcast discusses topics such as money hacks and financial mistakes, as well as the importance of salary transparency.