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Eggs

Chicken Eggs started to get used in 1500 B.C. in accent Egypt. They started to become popular and made it to Greece in around 800 B.C. . They spread around Europe and made its way to France and Great Brittan. In France they started scrambling there eggs. They eventually made it across the ocean during the Colombian exchange when French and English settlers brought them over to the new world. (Wikipedia.com)

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Sugar

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Fertile Crescent-Wheat/Flour

Flour had first been first used and created in the Fertile Crescent near Turkey and other middle easter countries. It had started to be used and created in 10,000 B.C. . It spread around a useful staple ingredient in many cultures and became apart of many dishes. With its popularity it spread across Europe. Later when the Europeans went to settle in the new world it came with them and spread throughout the Americas. (pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)

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Milk

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Vanilla

Vanilla originates from from South America, Centra; America, and the Caribbean. It was first used by the Totonacs in the 15 century, located in current day Mexico. Later the Aztecs had taken over the Totonacs, who eventually got conquered by the Spanish. Some sources say that it was introduced to Europe via Columbian exchange by Hernan Cortes. It was not really used in recipes until the French used it in some of the first ice creams in the 1780's. (nationalgeographic.com)

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Salt

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Vegetable Oil

Vegetable oil originated from in many areas, and was created in many separate occasions. Some of the first known vegetable oil came from cave people boiling vegetables and taking the oil out of it. It also showed up in North America from native Americans boiling things like cone to make it. When people started to move around they would spread there version of the oil with each other. During the Colombian exchange happened the Europeans spread there version of the oil to the Americas. (Wikipedia.com)