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    Who invented jelly, the jelly you put on bread?

    Question #111323. Asked by jokes_2500. (Dec 07 09 10:11 AM)


    TAKROM

    		It is doubtful we can trace back to the actual inventor of jelly, since it appears to date back to the Middle Ages. According to the source below, Marcus Gavius Apicius was the first to publish a recipe for fruit preserves in the first century.



    http://www.jelly.org/lore.html

    Jan 31 11, 2:48 PM

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