Molasses

followed by apple cider vinegar, oil of oregano and then Manuka honey. The blackstrap molasses, colloidal silver, control and onion extract did not cause a zone of inhibition. Blackstrap molasses seemed to have spread throughout all its trials, however, it did not inhibit the growth of E. coli JM101. In actuality, Photo 2 shows that the bacteria surrounding the disk are thicker. The sugar content within the molasses aided the growth of E. coli JM101 during the investigation. Ampicillin was…

simple discussions took place. The Sugar Act was passed in 1764 by George Grenville, Prime Minster, 1763-1765. This act placed a tax on all molasses and sugar and to regulate trade. The Sugar Act was passed to enforce the Molasses Act of 1733. The Molasses Act was a tax of only six pence per gallon or six cents. American’s who drank rum were eager to buy molasses from the French Caribbean islands, so they ignored the tax for several decades. Another reason the Sugar Act was passed on the…

“cut-out silhouette pieces”. The old Domino’s Sugar Factory is encrusted with Brown Sugar and Molasses all over the floor. Sugar-refining process creates this left over residue Molasses brown and sticky. Which is also associated with black and brown people. She was influenced by many different images like: slaves harvesting sugar, depiction of African American woman labeled as brown sugar, the thickness of molasses, the need for sweet, and a book called Sweetness and the Power. She played with…

The name sucanat stands for SUgar CAne NATural and it is made from certified organic sugar cane using similar method like making rapadura. Sucanat contains all natural ingredients and molasses from the sugar cane and has brown color and typical strong natural molasses flavor. Organic sucanat is a healthier alternative to more refined sugars and can be used as a 1:1 substitute for regular table sugar or brown sugar in many recipes. Organic sucanat is slightly richer in some…

Colonies Work the International Market This map fascinates me because it shows the strong influence that the colonies had on global trade and how they were relied on for revenues and resources. I also chose it because it shows what commodities are being traded and how the colonies acted as a “middle man” for goods being traded from the Caribbean and South America to Europe. Along with showing the popular ports it also shows what goods are being exported where. It shows that New England and the…

The original Sugar and Molasses act put a tax of six pence on a gallon of imported molasses, but they mostly evaded the tax by buying English molasses instead of importing it from the French West Indies. However, the new Sugar Act reduced this tax to three pence at an attempt to reduce smuggling. The British Prime Minister ordered the navy…

French and Indian War Despite what its name claims, the French and Indian War was one of many conflict between Britain and France, specifically over the Ohio River Valley territory. From rich soil to quality trading grounds, the Ohio River Valley was sought out by many groups due to the abundance of benefits. The British and the colonists fought the French and the Native Americans for 7 years (thus, “The Seven Years’ War”). Although the French surrendered and the British gained the land in the…

established to lower it, but it changed and affected many lives negatively, along the way. After the Seven Year’s War, the Parliament needed to find ways to solve the problem with the war debt. The prime minister, George Grenville helped by revising the Molasses Act.. Grenville immediately observed the customs service that were regulating the trading system and collecting taxes on imports and exports. He found out that the officers enforcing the laws were being…

British soldiers from the town. Two of the British soldiers were found guilty of manslaughter. The Sugar Act was when merchants were required to pay tax on every gallon of molasses which was six pence during the time. They could have gotten the molasses for cheap from the French West Indies. After that they had lowered the tax of molasses so the English would gain more sails. They figured if they tax is high they would not get buyers and if it was low the tax would be low but gain more buyer…

There were many different religions in the colonies and they were pretty much the same. Some colonies supported the religions while others wouldn’t. The New England Colonies were all puritans except for Rhode Island. The Middle Colonies had either no religion or were Anglican while the Southern Colonies were mostly Anglican. Most colonies, like European countries of the time financially supported on religion, called “established church” and supported. However, the other colonies encouraged all…