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It’s rainy season here and I’m Down with flu 🤧! Anyone else having same???

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Day:19 Gm to everyone!

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Framedl 2025-10-22 6/6*

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Ever wondered how the hot dog got its name? 🌭 It all started in the 1800s when German immigrants brought dachshund-shaped sausages to America. Yale students started calling them “hot dogs” in the 1890s — half joke, half mystery meat rumor. Then, a baseball vendor’s shout and a cartoonist’s humor made the name stick forever! Today, this frankfurter favorite is not just food — it’s American culture wrapped in a bun. From Germany to Coney Island to every baseball game, the story of the hot dog is one delicious piece of history.

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Did you know how Nachos got its name??? Nachos got their name from their inventor Ignacio “Nacho” Anaya. In 1943, Anaya, a maître d’ at the Victory Club in Piedras Negras, Mexico, created the dish by improvising with leftover fried tortilla chips, cheese, and jalapeño peppers for a group of U.S. military officers’ wives after the kitchen staff had gone home. When asked what the dish was called, he named it “Nacho’s Special,” after his own nickname “Nacho,” which is a common short form of Ignacio in Spanish. The name later shortened simply to “nachos,” and the dish quickly became popular, spreading from northern Mexico to Texas and beyond.

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Did you know the word “sandwich” comes from a historic English Earl? 🏰🍞 In the 18th century, the 4th Earl of Sandwich, John Montagu, was known for his love of gambling and needed a quick way to eat without interrupting his game. He ordered slices of meat between two bread slices, allowing him to eat with one hand while playing. This clever idea caught on, and others started calling it “the same as Sandwich,” eventually just “sandwich.” This practical, portable meal quickly gained popularity in England and around the world, becoming a symbol of convenience and culinary ingenuity. The story highlights how a simple idea from aristocratic leisure transformed into a global staple. Sources: • Wikipedia: Sandwich • Britannica: Sandwich • History Cooperative: Who invented the sandwich?

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“Not vibing with the new Farcaster logo? 😏” Got you covered — check out the two below and tell me which one’s your pick! 👇

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