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We Forgot How to Cure Scurvy 7ish Times
[…] You’ve probably heard of scurvy and think of it as that weird sickness pirates get. But the thing is, for most of human history, we’ve had a cure for scurvy and known all about it. We just forgot about … Continue reading
Why Rooibos Only Grows in One Place on Earth
Discover the story behind rooibos, South Africa’s naturally caffeine-free red tea. This video covers the history of rooibos, how it’s produced in the Cederberg region, and what makes it so unique and healthy. Learn about its origins, the farming and … Continue reading
I Ate the Extinct Banana (so you don’t have to)
Just a truly devastating video to have to make… Use code hankgreen at https://incogni.com/hankgreen to get an exclusive 60% off. Edited by Milo!
Coffee’s Untold Journey: From Goat Tales to Global Power
689 views Premiered on 26 Sept 2025 The History of Plants Podcast – Strange Botany, Poisonous Legends & Forgotten Flora ➡️ Up Next: The dark history of tea ► • Exploring The Dramatic Past Of Tea From An… Coffee’s journey … Continue reading
Inside Portugal’s tascas: where food feels like home | Cheers & Chats Ep. 8
Tascas are traditional, family-run taverns found across Portugal – known for generous portions, affordable prices, and a strong sense of community. But rising rents and changing lifestyles are putting them at risk. This video takes you inside one of the … Continue reading
The Great British Honey Scandal | The Observer
16 Oct 2025 Reporter Jon Ungoed-Thomas has been investigating fake honey for The Observer for around 10 years. The runny, squeezy, golden liquid you see on supermarket shelves isn’t what you think it is. We have been inundated in the … Continue reading
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