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Virginia Farm Bureau - ABCs of Agriculture - Peanut man

As kids return to school, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are popular in the lunch room. In our next episode, Professor Brad tells us all about a man who popularized peanut butter -- George Was...  
 
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schaeferspeedmn (9 months ago) Show Hide
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Great Video!!! Thanks to Farm Bureau and all others who promote agriculture.
SandraKayeII (1 year ago) Show Hide
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OK, I have heard for many years that there was a physician who created peanut butter: WHO WAS HE? If he was not George Washington Carver. WHO WAS HE?
SandraKayeII (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Professor Lowery did not say that GWC created peanut butter. He did say, however that GWC popularized peanut butter. By the way, who was that Missouri physician who created peanut butter? Everything that I have read says that the physician was unknown. That's very suspicious to me.
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GWC did not create Peanut Butter. The credit goes to a Missouri physician who helped people with bad teeth get the nutritional benefits of peanut butter.

GWC really is a genius and worthy of much study.
redibis07 (9 months ago) Show Hide
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True. He did NOT create peanut butter which probably existed among Native Americans long before being credited by the Missouri physician since peanuts are a "New World" crop. I have no idea why they always think of peanut butter with Carver when he created things like nut cheeses, nut milks, ice creams, soaps, shampoo, ink, fuel (i.e. gasoline), meat substitutes, etc. from the peanut.
gingerjenn38 (9 months ago) Show Hide
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yes, that's correct..Carver surely made uses for it to be of existence though...distantly..he had caused a stir for the use of peanut's..though.
i am glad you cleared it up.
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draykebrooks (9 months ago) Show Hide
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yeah but nothing he invented was widely used, but you are right people looked into more uses for because of all the research he did
guyNbluejeans (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Nice video of a great man. Too bad more people don't follow the fine example of George Washington Carver; it would be a much better world if we all did.

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