Today in Food History: Prohibition was repealed, found of McDonald’s and arch designer born, and hog bristles are replaced with nylon in America’s toothbrushes.
I’m very appreciative of two out of the three.
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I never dreamed hog bristles were used in toothbrushes. That just goes to show that I don’t know anywhere near as much as I think I do. I hope you have a wonderful day. Blessings…Mary
Definitely an interesting day in the history of food, lol!
I think I’ll have go have a shot of tequila, a Big Mac and then appreciate my non hog bristled toothbrush.