Grenadine, was the original a bomb?

In this episode... What does Grenadine have to do with pomagranates and why are we making grenadine without a single drop of pomegrante in it? Join us this week as we get messy with language and messy with measurements as we try to see what grenadine from 1893 tastes like.Pulak, C. “Reading the Past: Shipwrecks and the Archaeology of Maritime Trade.” Pennsylvania State University, 2008.Heritage Institute. “Iranian Zoroastrian Marriage Customs.” Heritage Institute, n.d.Ilkogretim Online. “Cultural and Historical Perspectives on Grenadine.” Ilkogretim Online, 2020.Bon à Savoir. “La mystérieuse origine du véritable sirop grenadine.” Bon à Savoir, 2023.Academia.edu. “La Etimología del Topónimo Granada.” Academia.edu, n.d.Alcademics. “When Did Grenadine Become an Artificial Ingredient?” Alcademics, 2014.Google Books. Trade Manual Reference on Grenadine Essence. Google Books, n.d.Archive.org. Standard Manuals of Soda Fountain Practice. Archive.org, early 20th c.HathiTrust. Grenadine References in Confectionery Manuals. HathiTrust Digital Library, n.d.Archive.org. Le Confiseur Moderne. Archive.org, 19th c.Send us Fan MailHosts: Sarah Davis & Doug RightProducer: Will EllessonAudio Consultant: Ben StaubCover Art: Matt LavertyMusic: jonworthymusic/Salty, Sugar, Sweet - Instrumental/Tribe of NoisePlease support the creators whose work we are attempting to reproduce. The views and opinions expressed on this podcast are entirely our own and do not reflect the greater Chasing Stars team. Please like, follow, and share. Thanks again for listening.Website: Welcome to Chasing StarsFacebook: Chasing Stars PodcastInstagram: welcometochasingstarsBlueSky: @chasingstarspod.bsky.socialEmail: [email protected]