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George Washington Carver invented peanut butter because many farmers were using peanut butter to replenish their soil and they couldn't find a use for peanuts. He found many ways to use peanuts such as ink, paper,peanut butter, shoe polish, soap, cooking oil, and so many others.
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Where did George Washington Carver invent peanut butter'?
George Washington carver found 300 diff. ways to make peanut butter
What did George Washington Carver invent besides peanut butter?
yes he did
What invention is George Washington Carver best known for?
George Washington Carver cultivated the peanut. But he did NOT invent peanut butter.
About George Washington carver?
George Washington Carver was a man that invented over 300 peanut products fun fact he did not invent peanut butter
What did George Washington Carver invent in 1925?
he invented peanut butter in 1896
How did Booker t Washington create peanut butter?
Booker T. Washington did not create peanut butter. George Washington Carver published the 1916 bulletin "How to Grow the Peanut and 105 Ways of Preparing It for Human Consumption."
Did George Washington Carver create the peanut?
George Washington Carver is credited with discovering new uses for cotton, peanuts, soy and sweet potatoes, in an effort to provide nutritious alternatives for farm families. He is best known for creating a myriad of uses for peanuts, including gasoline and Nitroglycerine.
Did george w carver invent peanut butter?
George Carter Did not invent peanut butter.
How did George w Carver invent peanut butter?
George Carter Did not invent peanut butter.
What was peanut butter used for?
because George Washington carver wanted to invent a food product
How did George Washington carvers peanut butter invention change the world?
Not at all. Carver did not "invent peanut butter". The Aztecs were making it three hundred years before Carver was born.
Why did Washington caver invent peanut butter?
George Washington Carver is often falsely attributed to the invention of peanut butter. While a lot of his research was based around peanuts, peanut butter as we know it today was first patented by a Canadian, Marcellus Gilmore Edson, while Carver was only 20.
