[Sca-cooks]Mock Apple Pie?
Stefan li Rous
StefanliRous at austin.rr.com
Thu Jan 29 18:56:25 PST 2004
> Ritz Mock Apple Pie
>
> The National Biscuit Company created Ritz Crackers in 1933 and shortly
> afterward introduced a recipe that has remain an adored oddity for
> nearly 70 years: Mock Apple Pie. Its popularity soared during World War
> II when fresh apples were a luxury few could afford.
Why were fresh apples more of a luzury during WWII than say before or
just after that time? They don't have to be imported like coffee or
rubber.
And on a more medieval note, were apples not exported from the apple
growing areas in Europe to other parts during the Middle Ages? Or even
cider? Wine did get exported from France to England, was English cider
not shipped the other direction?
Stefan
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