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have to eat anything I don’t want. With one sentence containing one magic word, I can turn down any nasty-looking meal. Want to know what it is? “Allergies.” That is my magic word. All I have to say is, “I probably can’t eat that because I have egg, peanut, and treenut allergies but thank you so much for the thought!” Just like that, I am safe from the horror with no blood on my hands because the person who made the food is too scared that I could die if they feed it to me. This is just one advantage

Do you know the man who made products oput of peanuts? Well, me, George Washington Carver. Many people heard about me, and many haven’t. I will tell you about my life and what I was famous for. I was born in slavery in Diamond, Missouri, during the Civil War. People don’t exactly know the year and the date of birth of me. The people that raise me and my brother James, were Moses and Susan Carver. Susan Carver taught me and my brother to read and write because the local school didn’t enappect me

why would George Washington Carver be so important? Have you ever thought that the peanut has more than three hundred uses? These and many other question will be answered in this essay and also about George Washington Carver. (digitalcollections.lib.iastate.edu) Carver worked on improving soils, growing crops with low inputs, and using species that fixed nitrogen (hence, the work on the cowpea and the peanut). Carver wrote in The Need of Scientific Agriculture in the South: "The virgin fertility

Mister "Mr. Clean" Burton is the son of Linwood Burton and an unnamed woman, born on the East Coast of the United States in the late 1950s. His childhood was one of intense manual labor, his father instilling in him a strong worth ethic from the time he was very young. Linwood Burton was a marine ship cleaning business man, you see, who had decided that the abrasive solvents used to cut through grease and crime on the ships were too dangerous. Burton used his fundamental knowledge of chemistry, biology

look. Ugly. I pull myself from my reflection and began to descend down the stairs. Once at the bottom, I decide to make me some toast for breakfast. I shove two pieces of bread into the toaster and waited patiently for it to finish as I collected the peanut butter from the

convenient and does not require knife usage. But is it such a big deal to spend 20 more seconds and to make a normal sandwich, to put a knife into a sink and to wash it later with all the dishes? I doubt that. Second, the slices look very thin – and many peanut butter lovers claim that they prefer a good thick sandwich. And third,

learned a valuable lesson when I was just in second grade. It was “Never give peanut butter to men, they can’t be expected to stay clean.” It was a regular school day, near the end of lunch, and all I had left in my lunchbox was a small container of JIF peanut butter. Honestly, I wasn’t much of a fan of it at the time so I decided to give it to anybody who wanted it. I held out my JIF and muttered “Does anyone want my peanut butter?” I had no responses for a few seconds, and then the boy sitting across

to, and we compared that to what I had to eat the day I was at school studying for finals; and what I had eaten before practice, this was the day I found out I could no longer have any Reese’s trees, or any Reese’s eggs anymore, I am allergic to peanuts.

high school band class at exactly 10:45 AM. He was on the podium positioned directly in the front of an ensemble of empty chairs. His lanky figure sat hunched over staring down at seemingly nothing, with a can of Diet Coke on his left and a pack of peanut butter crackers to the right. His pale, wrinkled face displayed only a emotionless and blank canvas. As I walked past the podium, Mr. Gunter’s attention quickly shifted from his mid-morning snack and our eyes met. Usually a teacher addresses their

Have you ever had a peanut butter jelly? Well I have, and I am going to show you how to make a peanut butter jelly. So in the next paragraph I’m going to show you how. First I have a fact for you, in 1998 J.M Smucker Co. introduced Goober, which is peanut butter and jelly in the same jar. I’m going to show you how to make a delicious Peanut Butter and Jelly sandwich (PB&J). You’ll need some non food ingredients and real food ingredients. You need a knife, spoon, plate, glass, and a napkin. For