6 Things You Had No Idea Were Canadian Inventions

[@123benny4]

Although Alexander Graham Bell was British (Scotland), he moved to Canada where he invented the telephone, moved to the U.S. to patent and sell it, and is buried in Nova Scotia. Three countries stake claim for his invention which we can't live without to this day. Bell Canada is named after him.

[@fredherfst8148]

Old Alex Bell was born in Scotland

[@itsnotme-jl9jt]

The first two-way (reciprocal) conversation over a line occurred between Cambridge and Boston (roughly 2.5 miles) on October 9, 1876. If on vacation in Germany, you sketch a revolutionary new battery for the car, but not an actual working model. This is the debate over the phone. A Scottish guy while in Canada comes up with a conceptual idea and then builds a working model in America. Bell is neither Canadian or American, he's Scottish.

[@wizardsuth]

Robertson screws and screwdrivers (square hole to prevent slipping).

[@crush42mash6]

Best secret going, USA refuses to use it

[@janeblogs324]

Enhance slipping you mean

[@crush42mash6]

@@janeblogs324 nope, you have never used one then

[@janeblogs324]

@@crush42mash6 yeah they work once. Torq bits are the only ones that won't strip

[@qualicumwilson5168]

@@crush42mash6 USA does use them. Go to the power panel in the house and you will find them there, quite often. Something about keeping people that should not be poking around the inside on the outside. (Another Canadian plot to help when we take over the rest of North America.)

[@simonrancourt7834]

Also : IMAX, the snowmobile, and the landing gear of the Apollo 11 LEM.

[@hoodedmirror1051]

And technology wise we also created the Canada-arm and the Avro arrow.

[@michaeldowson6988]

The LEM was conceived by Canadian aeronautic personnel. The Americans originally planned to send an Apollo rocket right to the moon.

[@simonrancourt7834]

@@michaeldowson6988 Engineers who worked on the Avro Arrow.

[@michaeldowson6988]

@@simonrancourt7834 Yes, close to two dozen of them ended up in NASA.

[@tuberguy9754]

IMAX is freakin epic

[@patriciafeeley7997]

Thank you to my Canadian sisters and brothers,

[@NapoleonicMan1805]

Your welcome im Canadian lol

[@fog-]

you're welcome

[@Kiasony]

You welcome

[@pauldzim]

Peanut butter to have as a snack after hockey games, luggage to check your hockey stick in, egg cartons to carry eggs to throw at the opposing team ... yeah, it's all hockey-related

[@gkkakuma]

peanut butter has been around in south america from 950 BC

[@mp40submachinegun81]

@@gkkakuma no. Incas made paste out of peanuts dating back to 950 bc, not peanut butter.

[@TheFatwelder]

Tim bits with a double double.😍

[@mrdanforth3744]

There are lots of other Canadian inventions, this only scratches the surface. The paint roller may be the most widely used, after peanut butter. If you don't like hockey, lacrosse is another Canadian contribution to sport, as is basketball.

[@0623kaboom]

white out also ... made by michael nesmith ... who also invented the game of basketball ...

[@seikibrian8641]

@@0623kaboom Wow, have you got your facts twisted. White-out correction fluid was invented by American typist and commercial artist Bette Nesmith Graham, founder of Liquid Paper. She was the mother of Michael Nesmith of The Monkees, and no relation to James Naismith, the Canadian professor of physical education who invented basketball.

[@michaelfitzgerald434]

Cut the crap. LaCrosse came from the native Americans. Y'all invented the tooth brush because most of you have only 1 tooth! HaHaHaHaHa

[@seikibrian8641]

@@michaelfitzgerald434 Lacrosse was played by the indigenous peoples of the Eastern Woodlands, which incorporates parts of what is now the United States AND Canada.

[@michaelfitzgerald434]

@@seikibrian8641 It was not a Canadian invention. It was an organized game played in both nations...before...they became nations!

[@fredferd965]

In the 1970's we drove through Canada, going to Alaska. We encountered Canadian vinegar potato chips. At first we hated them. Then we ate them. Then we developed an appetite for them. By the time the trip was over, we were gobbling them down! Then we went into Alaska, and they did not have any! The withdrawl was just awful!!!!

[@andrewcharles459]

Sorry! LOL

[@simonrancourt7834]

We also have poutine flavor chips.

[@fredferd965]

@@simonrancourt7834 POUTINE CHIPS!! OH, NO!! I must defect immediately!!!! I shall sneak across the Canadian border, go into the first town, and hold up a sign which reads "I will work for Poutine Chips!" I will also sing God Save The Queen, though probably off key. I don't sing very well. Honestly, if I ever get up there again, I'll buy crates of the silly things! Honest!

[@simonrancourt7834]

@@fredferd965 God save the Queen is NOT Canada's national anthem.

[@fredferd965]

@@simonrancourt7834 My deepest appologies! It should have been O' Canada. But, I will be the very first to admit, I have a fondness for that Grand Old Lady. She had a "job" that goes 24/7 forever. Talk about working for your country! A lot of us down here in the lower 48 really respect her!

[@devilsoffspring5519]

A really HUGE invention that's been in massive use for decades is the automatic transmission! Invented by a Canadian engineer in the early 1920s and refined to near perfection over more than half a century, it's pretty much universal in North America now. Also, I'm pretty sure the Robertson style screw heads & screwdrivers are a Canadian invention. Not only that, but they're the only type of screwdriver that doesn't suck, making it a remarkable technological improvement over all the other ones, which do.

[@kenhubbs9685]

Robertson ( that invented the Robertson screwdriver) also invented the tracer bullet which all the worlds militaries quickly adopted.

[@idkwhoknew908]

?? Roberson Screw Driver?? Never Heard of it. Explant Please. Thanks O neve Mind I found out.

[@devilsoffspring5519]

​@@idkwhoknew908 It's a screwdriver that uses screws that have a square socket. They're very resistant to stripping, unlike the terrible Phillips head screws, and the screwdriver doesn't slip out sideways like flat-tip (slotted) ones.

[@buttnugget2900]

@@idkwhoknew908 Also the square shape allows the screw to stay on the screw driver tip better without falling out. Plus it adds better torque I find.

[@fredherfst8148]

Robertson, the phillips killer. Most of Canada uses and love it. Then when a US or other object needs unscrewing, ya gotta get that damn phillips screwdriver, hold it perfectly in line with the screw and hope you don't stab yourself if it slips off. Slottted? Bwahh…into the garbage.

[@canadiannuclearman]

The electron microscope. Telephone invented in Brampton. EYE MAX theaters. BlackBerry cell phones.

[@tobagostreetpolicestationc561]

Brantford actually, which is why the first ‘long distance’ call was to Paris. (Not that Paris)

[@Beatle4]

It's actually I-Max

[@VancouverComposer]

@@Beatle4 even further, it’s actually IMAX. No hyphen required.

[@sweiland75]

@@VancouverComposer Even the cinema multiplex was a Canadian invention.

[@scotti.6433]

@@sweiland75, Famous Players, Elgin Theatre, Elgin Street, Ottawa was the first one, now it's a Harvey's.

[@michaeldowson6988]

Modern infantry tactics. In WWI the British & French were experimenting to find a way to end the trench warfare stalemate, but were not completely successful. The Canadian Army adopted some of those tactics and created a few others, and started winning every battle, on schedule.

[@brandy3198]

You're thinking of the creeping barrage, maps for all officers, the brigade, and training before attack where possible, it's how they took Vimy Ridge.

[@tazb7742]

The G-suit was invented in Toronto at DCIEM and tested on a pioneer centrifuge at the facility!!!

[@patprop74]

Let's not forget all the inventions, Detective William Murdoch made lolll

[@whok0z335]

Everyone got this recommended after almost 2 years. Hi KZbin algorithms

[@kateathend]

Like the peanut baby said, "AH!"

[@patprop74]

2 years for me too

[@halon7476]

Don't forget Trailer Park Boys 🤣😄

[@llkj7944]

NASA space arm, first robotic arm used in space Canada design , SPAR Aerospace , Canada.

[@Chuck59ish]

Youcould have added the foghorn and the variable pitch propeller too.

[@qualicumwilson5168]

First Salmon artificial spawning channel and First Fishways ("ladders to get fish over water falls).

[@footylad6468]

“Hornpub” is a Canadian company :D

[@grimm7507]

Really?

[@footylad6468]

@@grimm7507 yup

[@grimm7507]

@@footylad6468 Cool

[@Hungryj1111]

I am so damn proud…

[@NapoleonicMan1805]

@@Hungryj1111 lol same im so proud to be Canadian

[@grapes6336]

don't forget javascript coding, paint rollers, pacemakers, and many others

[@warrenadams45]

Don't forget the caulking gun the wonderbra the snowmobile electric stove light bulb telephone alkaline battery five-pin bowling instant potatoes electric wheelchair snow blower

[@reaper7264]

the telephone was invented by a Scotsman in the US

[@kevinstruke1031]

@@reaper7264 Bell was a Scottish immigrant in Canada and a Canadian citizen long before he invented it. The first phone call was made between Brantford and Paris, Ontario, Canada.

[@reaper7264]

@@kevinstruke1031 The first call was made in Bell's laboratory in Boston on March 10 1876 to his assistant Thomas Watson who was in the next room.

[@airborne63]

@@reaper7264 Alexander Graham Bell was an immigrant to Canada, and Bell Telephone Company was his as well. First long distance call, between the Bell Homestead in Brantford Ontario, and Paris, Ontario....a 'long' distance of 20 km. Just because he took a job at a deaf school....in the States, doesn't make him 'and American'...or an American Citizen.....lol

[@scotti.6433]

@@airborne63, AGB married Edison's daughter and went to work at AT&T in the states while his dad stayed in Brantford as the owner and president of what would become the Bell Telephone Company of Canada Ltd.

[@mimicotom]

How about the paint roller, the G-suit, pop-up beer carton handles, time zones, daylight saving time, Insta-pot, etc.

[@seikibrian8641]

Daylight saving time was developed by George Vernon Hudson, of New Zealand. He was awarded the Hector Medal for his idea. The German Empire and Austria-Hungary organized the first nationwide implementations of DST starting on April 30, 1916.

[@whosyourdaddy842]

@@seikibrian8641 nice return serve, bro. I wonder what Canada will have to say aboot that.

[@ogGILMOURRR]

@@whosyourdaddy842 I’m sure you already know, Nerd

[@whosyourdaddy842]

@@ogGILMOURRR ha ha ha, you had to edit that comment. Now who's the nerd, loser?

[@PointyTailofSatan]

IMAX films, line markings on roads, the plastic garbage bag, the cardiac pacemaker......

[@allanconnor1013]

Two other contributions to modern living - The Jolly Jumper, instant mashed potatoes and the internationally confusing Caesar cocktail often served as a salad instead of a breakfast drink. How about the Cobalt Bomb and the best bush plane ever built the de Havilland Beaver?

[@pasqualinamichelaconsiglio9391]

I used to fancy Heritage Minutes adverts on the telly back in the 80s. Basketball, insulin, Dr. Penfield seizure disorders, water pump, Le Reseau, Elsie MacGill, Myrnam Hospital and so much more.

[@gwine9087]

Banting never accepted the actual award because Best was not included. Years later, Best was added and Banting's widow accepted the award.

[@TheNightlessFall]

you forget Ananas Pizza, Chiken General Tao and the most important.. Maple Syrup.

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

Clarification: Chicken General Tao is known as General Tso in other parts of North America

[@llkj7944]

Avro CF-105 Arrow, Canadian made interceptor, first of its kind to reach Mach-2 and exceed altitude of 50,000 feet.

[@bylot]

"critical to life" "1, Peanut butter"

[@andrewbaker6908]

It is so good to have a neighbor as good as Canada. The company you keep is more than your enemy's × 10

[@sidecar7714]

Walkie talkies.

[@northernpunx1978]

@@Joe-by8jh ugh.....

[@johnh1001]

I still have my Walkie Talkie from 1977 . I got it at Radio Shack , and it still works too ! It's great !

[@arrow-lo7jf]

First to use Titanium , that built the Avro Arrow , Sr 71 is made out of that . The USA wanted that , just not the Arrow...

[@sachafleury-allen6563]

Egg cartons were invented in my home town 😁 Also it's my mom's best friends grandfather that invented the snowmobile in Quebec

[@SpinX522]

Here’s an honourable mention, also for eating after hockey, Hawaiian pizza.

[@bionicleboy6445]

O yeah.The first game of hockey was played on Montreal Canada. I read this in a book.

[@mimicotom]

I thought it was in Long Pond, Nova Scotia. They lay claim to the invention of hockey.

[@lemonade4181]

No, Kingston, Ontario.

[@reaper7264]

Actually Winsor Nova Scotia

[@devilsoffspring5519]

Hockey is originally a British game, not Canadian. You might be thinking of basketball, which is a Canadian invention, but not hockey.

[@reaper7264]

@@devilsoffspring5519 We are talking about ice hockey.

[@JettyBuilder]

Six...?! Really? I had no idea it was so many!!!😂😂😂😂😂

[@handleymachine4421]

Aaand…with the fancy new radio. Hockey games could be broadcast play by play live!

[@fzerowipeoutlover]

The Java Programming Language (well, it was invented by a Canadian in California, James Gosling) and the Unix operating system (partially, one of it's creators, Brian Kernighan, is a Canadian.)

[@ronniek7426]

Don’t forget football from McGill

[@tilaman3]

Cardiac pacemaker,electron microscope,java programming language,Prosthetic hand, antigravity suit, the list is long some of Canada's inventions

[@crush42mash6]

We as Canadians have to step up and be more proud of our accomplishments. The Robertson screwdriver is king hands-down over the Phillips that slips and smashes your knuckles. 🇨🇦

[@mimicotom]

Absolutely! More torque and no slippage on the screw head. Invented in Milton, Ontario. I used to live near the original factory.

[@stevestruthers6180]

Problem is, it's hard finding Robertson head screwdrivers now. And I've seen a lot of screwdriver sets (mostly made in China) referring to Robertson head screwdrivers as 'square head' and the screws as 'square socket'. No question that the Robertson wins every time. Superior torque and less risk of cam-out.

[@stalinsmum6475]

My favorite is jockstrap 😅😅

[@shoknifeman2mikado135]

The lightbulb, modern zipper, electron microscope, Canola oil and the chocolate bar, also

[@SurleyBlaine]

Chocolate in bar form was invented in 1847 by Joseph Fry in England. The first light bulb was British Warren de la Rue in 1840. The zipper was Elias Howe jr from Massachusetts in 1851. Scanning electron microscope was Manfred von Ardenne from Germany in 1937 based off Max Knolls electron microscope in Germany in 1931. Canola was from Manitoba.

[@deannilvalli6579]

The narration on this is hilarious! But I thought George Washington Carver was credited with inventing peanut butter??

[@emeraldflame6194]

He actually never made it (I thought he did as well), but Kellogg did patent the industrialization and mass production of it. Gilmore-Edison patented the first version of it, but it was at a much smaller scale.

[@reaper7264]

I believe I heard about some things being found at a dig site in Quebec one of the items was a 400 year old recipe for PB.

[@aparksmusic]

For Hockey.. lol #greatness

[@climatehero]

The Canadian lightbulb patent was bought by Edison who proceeded to improve it and make a commercial version.

[@scotti.6433]

..and the two Manitoba brothers he bought it from were paid handsomely an amount that would be equivalent to millions of dollars today, so who invented the light bulb, not Edison.

[@harrycooper5231]

Basketball was invented for iceless hockey players.

[@lunarmodule6419]

The square hole screw and skidoo...

[@justsocool9325]

Don't forget the zipper and the skido.

[@wowojeejee]

Add the zipper and the agricultural machine called combine. My uncle Jean-Paul Roy, from Drummondville Québec, invented the poutine. The snowmobile by Bombardier. The writer of Superman comic books. Canadians played a major part in the jet aircraft development and many engineers moved to the USA after the cancellation of the fighter/bomber Avro Arrow construction, therefore helping make the USA the leaders in the industry. Many also played a major part in the development of the atomic bomb. A leading Canadian scientist died from radiation exposure. Many more worked for NASA in the USA.

[@scotti.6433]

Pierre, the story about the zipper is just that, a story. I believed the myth too for years until I came to learn the truth that it was actually invented by an American from south of the border and not by an alleged Italian-Canadian from Ontario named Zipper.

[@pikachu5188]

Love from Montreal.

[@elijahaugust3508]

You forgot the beer doughnut, A doughnut with a hole large enough to fit over a beer can.

[@dotarsojat7725]

Henry Woodward. First Patent filed for the electric light bulb, later SOLD, to Edison.

[@johnpadams8079]

You missed Sir Sanford Fleming who created penicillin

[@randomfandomfan5080]

Fleming was Scottish wasn't he?

[@lionelhutz5137]

Scottish-Canadian

[@stevec6642]

@@randomfandomfan5080 Sir Sanford Fleming immigrated to Canada at the age of 18. And he also invented “Standard time”

[@SUpersaiyajinjerkbag]

that was Alexander Fleming who invented peniciilin and he was scottish Sanford Fleming was someone else entirely (and an engineer)

[@123benny4]

@@lionelhutz5137 He actually lived in my hometown in Ontario for a while.

[@CombatVetTom]

Very COOL. Thanks for sharing.

[@harrycooper5231]

Hockey! Oh, wait.....

[@karansinghmaan6557]

AWESOME Video 🔝 loved the details 🔥💖

[@0623kaboom]

you forgot white out ... yup we invented that too ... also ... the first fighter jet with built in airconditioneing .. the first fighter jet with more than 50% composite materials ... the first trile redundant flight system the first true fly by wire jet fighter ... the first super cruise jet fighter ... the first over the horizon radar ... the first look down shot down radar ... . for those who forget .. the Avro arrow still holds the most first of ALL fighter aircrafts ... over 22 of them .. 15 of them are still used today .... also another first .. the only milir=tary plane spec that has not been met since the avro arrow ... not even the f18 f22 or f35 match the design specs of the arrow ... and no it was not a prototype it was the first production model ... the arrow NEVER had a prototype

[@medicinaemdia4895]

Robin Sparkes also another Canadian invention!!!

[@torafuliar3928]

I was expecting you to say at the start "And Basketball....for Hockey!"

[@kevinmoore8780]

Kerosene. Changed how the world interacted. Also velcro.

[@Michaelmyersalberta]

We also made washing machines, and zippers

[@arnieiam]

Where's half of superman?

[@lionelhutz5137]

Winnie the pooh

[@SurleyBlaine]

We just designed his suit which is why I wear my underpants over my jeans. 😂

[@SurleyBlaine]

@@lionelhutz5137 British story, named after a Canadian Black Bear in a London zoo called Winnie, after Winnipeg by Harry Colebourn,a British guy that emigrated to Winnipeg.

[@cherylsemrau4375]

Peanut butter with the classic Canadian Rogers golden syrup.

[@mamdouh-Tawadros]

Thank you for this great video, but you could have made them to 20 easy!

[@sweiland75]

Trivial Pursuit Commodore 64 PC

[@willmfrank]

Also: The paint roller and the trash bag.

[@YeetTheDuck]

You are very underrated!

[@Kaitlyn24992]

I'm Canadian and I didn't know about most of this. 🤦‍♀️

[@devilsoffspring5519]

Do you drive a vehicle with an automatic transmission? That's a Canuck invention too, from sometime in the 1920s

[@stephaniedesbiens-mcdonald9782]

Velcro

[@fredherfst8148]

Glad you didn't mention the telephone. Craig Ferguson never ever failed to remind the world that the inventor, old Alex Bell, was Scottish!

[@tubedude4859]

The telephome man!!! don,t let the U.S take credit for that

[@Shmengeroonie]

The telephone-Alexandr Graham Bell! This is the most important invention of all time!!!!

[@reaper7264]

Bell was Scottish not Canadian and living in the states when he invented the telephone.

[@tilaman3]

@@reaper7264 Bell was Scottish Canadian and American and your correct it was invented in the USA.

[@kevinstruke1031]

@@tilaman3 His Hometown of Brantford, Ontario was where he made the very first call from.😊

[@tilaman3]

@@reaper7264 Just because you live in a country doesn't make you a citizen basket ball was invented by a Canadian living in the USA yes he later became an American citizen while retaining his Canadian citizenship and you would the say well he was American also but he became a US citizen years after inventing the game.

[@reaper7264]

@@tilaman3 I agree completely.

[@bradjames6748]

Steppenwolf, the guess who, april wine, lighthouse, 5 man electrical band, david clayton Thomas, joni Mitchell, dianna krall, neil young, Gordon lightfoot, anne murray, murray mclauchlan, Michael j fox, Jim Carrey, seth Rogen, carrie anne moss, Keanu Reeves, Pamela Anderson, William Shatner, James Doohan,Ryan Reynolds, Ryan Gosling ........and the list goes on and on

[@llkj7944]

M1 Garand, WW2 famous adopted semi auto battle rifle....designer- John C Garand, Quebec Canada.

[@verntoews6937]

Alexander Graham Bell Canadian inventor of telephone, right?

[@capitainebonhomme1609]

Bell was Scottish

[@verntoews6937]

@@capitainebonhomme1609 Bell was a Canadian of Scottish descent born in Nova Scotia Right?

[@capitainebonhomme1609]

@@verntoews6937 Graham Bell was born in Edinburgh, Scotland.

[@verntoews6937]

@@capitainebonhomme1609 Bell did emigrate to Nova Scotia and that is where he invented the telephone, yes no?

[@johnh1001]

Bell had a secret laboratory in Baddeck , Nova Scotia . At this laboratory/shop he invented the first "HYDROFOIL" .

[@ouagadougou62]

Time zones

[@denisbaribeau509]

And gas mask during the war, Using Nuclear to generate steam and turn turbines for electricity, snow mobile ? but think so Bombardier corporation.

[@IamMedicine]

And the Pacemaker.

[@mxr572]

you forgot the diode tube that rectified an AC to DC for portable radio. CFRB /Canada First Radio Batteryless/ Ted Rogers father. and the paint roller.

[@airborne63]

You forgot cigarette filters, standard time, and a host of others..... Sometimes, I suppose, we're just too good at inventing things. Artificial joints....and other medical inventions. How about the telephone....Bell's first long-distance call was between the Bell Homestead in Brantford, Ontario....to Paris, Ontario....20 km away. How about trans-atlantic radio? Marconi did that from Newfoundland, lived in Nova Scotia, and founded the Canadian Marconi company, which designed and manufactured communications radios, invented miniature power supplies for Cruise missiles and a host of other firsts.. Marconi's kids were all Canadians, and Marconi had a lot more inventions, such as radio-navigation for ships and planes, etc. Must be something in the air.

[@colourwheel5703]

Snow mobiles?

[@flaglag7672]

I've heard Hawaiian pizza was made in Vancouver.

[@willmfrank]

Check out Simon Whistler's video about the invention of Hawaiian pizza. It was invented by a Greek immigrant in Chatham, Ontario.

[@bruce8321]

Hawaiian Pizza was invented in London, On. A local pizza joint had a half can of pineapple sitting around and he thought what the hell I am not going to waste it. The rest is history. I had fun in Hawaii asking the locals where they thought it was invented. Not one guessed Canada.

[@georgealderson4424]

Re all the hockey associated inventions, was it a Canadian who also invented the parted dance The Hockey Cockey?

[@stevec6642]

And how about “Standard time” eh

[@trudyziegler4977]

I guess it is a well known fact that I-Max is a Canadian invention too.

[@jasondonovan8633]

Hello dear

[@jeffreyhdixon]

Spongy Wonder! A Canadian invention!

[@kylehines3185]

THE GAS MASK

[@696969640]

the robinson screw best head on a screw doesnt strip went screwing it into wood phillips screw and strait screw strip when turning it ask any carpenter

[@felixsostantivo7606]

Poutine

[@dan__11]

Okay, that guy was first at audio transmitting. But I'd like U to know... On March 24, 1896, the Russian scientist Alexander Popov, at a closed meeting of the Russian Physicochemical Society in St. Petersburg, was the first in the world to transmit a radio telegram

[@capitainebonhomme1609]

Dominion voting system

[@Camman010]

No mention of the Zipper?

[@mgtowp.l.7756]

Wasn't the zipper a Canadian invention?

[@geeyore7726]

Pablum

[@samuelwilkinson3666]

Copyrights given to sick kids hospital in the late twentys early thirties. Saved so many babies.

[@demarcdegasol]

insulin, velcro, the telephone

[@MrSammybucca]

The tie breaker in tennis

[@gorgosauruslibratus4237]

Don’t forget ketchup chips

[@isakwilkinson2491]

That was awesome Thank you for the video. I didn't know all that stuff about Canada peanut butter Man I thought that was American who invented it. I absolutely love peanut butter has I have loved peanut butter even as a little boy sometimes I just in my house even at 49 years old I sit around and just eat little spoonfuls of peanut butter I love peanut butter you have no idea anyways but thank you for the video

[@gkkakuma]

peanut butter has been around in south america from 950 BC