The Food That Built America “Sunshine in a Glass” S5E4 March 17 2024 on History
On Sunday March 17 2024, History broadcasts an episode of the series The Food That Built America!
Sunshine in a Glass Season 5 Episode 4 Episode Summary
In this episode of “The Food That Built America” titled “Sunshine in a Glass,” viewers will delve into the fascinating story of how a scientist and businessman joined forces to create a Vitamin C-rich war ration for soldiers during World War II. However, their collaboration leads to an unexpected discovery: the development of frozen concentrated orange juice, a product that not only meets the soldiers’ nutritional needs but also tastes delicious.
As the episode unfolds, audiences will witness the ingenuity and determination behind this groundbreaking innovation. From the challenges of wartime rationing to the serendipitous creation of a beloved beverage, the journey of developing frozen concentrated orange juice is a testament to human creativity and resilience.
Through expert analysis and captivating storytelling, “Sunshine in a Glass” offers a captivating glimpse into the intersection of food, history, and entrepreneurship. Tune in to History to discover the remarkable tale behind this iconic American drink on “The Food That Built America.”
What Time is the “Sunshine in a Glass” Episode On?
The Sunshine in a Glass episode of The Food That Built America will be broadcast on March 17 2024 on History at 9:00 PM at ET/PT.
Is the “Sunshine in a Glass” Episode New?
The Sunshine in a Glass episode of The Food That Built America is all new!
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The Food That Built America Series Information
| The fascinating stories of the families behind the food that built America, those who used brains, muscle, blood, sweat and tears to get to America's heart through its stomach, those who invented new technologies and helped win wars. |
