John wake ups and decides to make himself a healthy and lean breakfast. John decides that a light potato and spinach quinoa breakfast bowl should be a great way to begin his day. Quinoa, a popular “super food,” that is now available in many US health food stores and supermarkets. To John, it’s a foodstuff recommended by many nutritionists and agricultural specialists, however, it is much more than that. Quinoa is a Peruvian cropped that forever changed the dietary history of the world. John dices up his potatoes, cooks it, and mixes it into his quinoa. The potato, though a common commodity to Americans, was a basis for several Andean empires, including the Inca. The potato was much more than just crop to the Andeans, with it Andean farmers invented freeze drying and meat drying techniques. This meat drying technique is what led to what Americans know and love today, beef jerkey.
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John, an environmentalist. created his garden with permaculture qualities. What may seem to him a sustainable and efficient way of growing crops, is actually a technique derived from Native Americans. John uses a rubber hose to water his plants in his permaculture garden. Rubber products like these are created by The Native Americans, as they taught Europeans how to extract and cure rubber, creating common rubber products, such as the hose he uses. John is parched from maintaining his garden, goes back into kitchen, and quenches his thirst with some good old fashion Coca-Cola. Coca-Cola, an Afro-Indian drink, whose coca parts derived from the coca leaf and cola parts from the cola nut. This was commonly used by Native American as a means to overcome itching and fatigue. The carbonated soft drink, we know and love today, was created when John Pemberton decided to make a drink made with the coca leaf and cola
John, an environmentalist. created his garden with permaculture qualities. What may seem to him a sustainable and efficient way of growing crops, is actually a technique derived from Native Americans. John uses a rubber hose to water his plants in his permaculture garden. Rubber products like these are created by The Native Americans, as they taught Europeans how to extract and cure rubber, creating common rubber products, such as the hose he uses. John is parched from maintaining his garden, goes back into kitchen, and quenches his thirst with some good old fashion Coca-Cola. Coca-Cola, an Afro-Indian drink, whose coca parts derived from the coca leaf and cola parts from the cola nut. This was commonly used by Native American as a means to overcome itching and fatigue. The carbonated soft drink, we know and love today, was created when John Pemberton decided to make a drink made with the coca leaf and cola