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Honey.
The answer is as complicated as honey’s flavor–you don’t get a food source with no expiration date without a whole slew of factors working in perfect harmony. The first comes from the chemical make-up of honey itself. Honey is, first and foremost, a sugar. Sugars are hygroscopic, a term that means they contain very little water in their natural state but can readily suck in moisture if left unsealed. Honey is also naturally extremely acidic. It has a pH that falls between 3 and 4.5, approximately, and that acid will kill off almost anything that wants to grow there. So bacteria and spoil-ready organisms must look elsewhere for a home–the life expectancy inside of honey is just too low.
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Buffalo.
Mozzarella originated from South Italy, where it was produced with the milk of water Buffalos!
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Potatoes.
Hash browns are a popular American breakfast dish, made out of deep-fried potatoes.
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Chilli con Carne.
Chilli con Carne is a speciality in Mexican cuisine, considered somewhat spicy.
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Mashed potato.
A cottage pie is mainly made out of beef. It is a British speciality often confused with Shepherd’s pie, which contains lamb.
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Butter.
Sauté cooking involves deep frying the food in butter, or some other fat.
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A type of German sausage.
Germany is one of the largest sausage producers in the world, with that type of food being deeply engraved in their cuisine.
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A sturgeon.
While there are supposedly different types of caviar, the USDA considers the one produced by the sturgeon to be the “real” one.
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An apple.
Isaac Newton first came up with the concept of gravity by watching an apple fall off a tree.
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Baking soda.
When sprayed at high temperatures, it can be used to spray paint off of walls and other surfaces!
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