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2 hours ago, liuzhou said:Today in 1837...
By pure coincidence, just as I received this email I was watching a program called Royal Recipes that was showcasing the Worcestershire factory. They told the history of the product and explained how it was made today. There have been very few changes and only four people know the combination of spices that go into it. It's a wonderful story about a wonderful sauce.
2 hours ago, liuzhou said:Today in 1837...
By pure coincidence, just as I received this email I was watching a program called royal recipes that was showcasing the Worcestershire factory. They told the history of the product and explained how it was made today. There have been very few changes and only four people know the combination of spices that go into it. It's a wonderful story about a wonderful sauce.
