stackyFACTSYour favorite childhood sandwich filling started as highly aggressive medical nutrition.
Your favorite childhood sandwich filling started as highly aggressive medical nutrition. In the 1890s, physician John Harvey Kellogg desperately needed a heavily protein-rich, highly nutritious food source for his elderly patients who had completely lost their teeth and couldn't chew actual meat. He aggressively boiled down raw peanuts into a thick, heavily nutritious paste, entirely unaware he was basically birthing the greatest lunch food ever.
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