Showing posts with label soul food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label soul food. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Alaga Syrup: I Found You After All of These Years!
ALAGA Original Cane Syrup made with corn and cane syrups, blended with more than 90 years of heritage. A holiday baking ingredient favorite pecan pies, baked beans, breads, glazes, candies, sweet potato casseroles, etc. Gives pancakes, waffles, biscuits, and bread a hardy robust flavor. Umm good!
Over 100 Years "Sweetness of the South" 100 years ago, ALAGA Syrup Company found the secret formula for the “Sweetness of the South” when the original cane syrup recipe was created in 1906. ALAGA syrup was born out of love, and the “feeling of family” when a Georgia boy met and married an Alabama girl.
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1954 Sweet Treats Cookbook Alaga Syrup Alabama-Georgia
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Circa: 1965
Condition: Excellent (slightly yellowed)
Size: 5" x 13"
Type: Original
Manufacturer: Advertisement
This fine vintage advertisement for a 1965 ad for Alaga Syrup is in excellent condition but is slightly yellowed and has slight wear. This magazine ad measures approx. 5" x 13" and is suitable for framing. This ad for Alaga Syrup depicts Baseball's Great Players Hank Aaron & Willie Mays where Hank greets Willie after Home Run in All Star Game.
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On This Date in Black History: February 24
February 24, 1938
Donald Richards Born
Advertising executive Donald Richards is born in Chicago, Illinois.
February 24, 1492
This dates Registry from 1492, offers a brief article on the origins of Soul food.
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February 24, 1811
Bishop Daniel Payne
On this date in 1811, Bishop Daniel A. Payne was born. He was a historian, educator and AME minister.
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February 24, 1864
On this date in 1864 the first Black woman attained a Medical Degree.
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February 24, 1931
Lillie Brown was born on this date in 1931. She was an African-American civil rights activist.
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February 24, 1962
Elizabeth Alexander
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The birth of Elizabeth Alexander in 1962 is celebrated on this date. She is an African-American writer, and educator.
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February 24, 1974
The beginning of the National Association of Blacks in Criminal Justice (NABCJ) in 1974 is celebrated on this date.
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Donald Richards Born
Advertising executive Donald Richards is born in Chicago, Illinois.
February 24, 1492
This dates Registry from 1492, offers a brief article on the origins of Soul food.
source links
February 24, 1811
Bishop Daniel Payne
On this date in 1811, Bishop Daniel A. Payne was born. He was a historian, educator and AME minister.
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February 24, 1864
On this date in 1864 the first Black woman attained a Medical Degree.
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February 24, 1931
Lillie Brown was born on this date in 1931. She was an African-American civil rights activist.
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February 24, 1962
Elizabeth Alexander
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The birth of Elizabeth Alexander in 1962 is celebrated on this date. She is an African-American writer, and educator.
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February 24, 1974
The beginning of the National Association of Blacks in Criminal Justice (NABCJ) in 1974 is celebrated on this date.
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