Why Salt and Pepper?

Apologies for the delay and for the bit with the sick voice... I was sick! Will try to get on a more frequent upload schedule.
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[@ChannelMiner]

Because they taste good, mystery solved smh. no need to thank me

[@juliaschiero659]

All spices taste good...

[@yeetyfreety6938]

Not all spices are as versatile though, hell, black pepper corns are even good in ice cream.

[@husarodelrey2159]

Really appreciated the video, although the image you showed of Varenne is actually of the doctor, Pierre-Francois Percy. Verenne lived in the 17th century, and would've sported a flowing periwig. The image seen in the video shows Percy dressed in the fashion of the late 18th/early 19th century.

[@katiek0088]

More episodes of a history you didn’t ask for, please!

[@aidanmclaughlan6050]

Very interesting! I always thought it was the spice girls who were responsible.
I will be watching your career carefully!

[@katiek0088]

Salt and pepper are so cute together…me and who…

[@Vagolyk]

Paprika, in the middle ages, in Europe? Aurora borealis?

[@Vagolyk]

I thought it was the pepper umami + saltiness, that made a popular meat like flavor combination, but it was Dio, I mean the french.

[@Ashraf.editzpro]

How i can contact to you