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In 1726, Nicholas Amhurst gripes about apple dumplings at Oxford, saying "nothing can be expected from only rot-gut small beer, and heavy apple-dumplings, but stupidity, sleepiness, and indolence." |
St Johns College, Oxford |
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| 1765/00/00 |
Francis Newbery, nephew to John |
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Susannah Carter's "The Frugal Housewife," first published in London by Francis Newbery, nephew of John Newbery, has a recipe for apple dumplings that includes white wine. |
City of London |
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| 1869/00/00 |
Thomas Edison |
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Thomas Edison moves to New York City where he continues working on inventions related to the telegraph. Short on funds, Edison trades tea leaves for a breakfast of baked apple dumplings which will remain his favorite food. |
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