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Trail of History

North Carolina Brands Preview

Explore classic food brands born here in North Carolina.

Aired 06/08/2022

Trail of History

North Carolina Brands Preview

Preview: Episode 36 | 30s

Explore classic food brands born here in North Carolina.

Explore classic food brands born here in North Carolina. A century ago a sugar shortage inspired a Salisbury entrepreneur to invent Cheerwine, and a bumper crop of cucumbers led to the creation of the Mount Olive Pickle Company. In the North Carolina Mountains, meet the people who make Ashe County Cheese, and then meet the family behind Mrs. Hanes’ Moravian Cookies.

Aired 06/08/2022

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Trail of History is a local public television program presented by PBS Charlotte

Sponsored by Bragg Financial

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Sponsored by Bragg Financial
Trail of History

North Carolina Brands Preview

Preview: Episode 36 | 30s

Explore classic food brands born here in North Carolina. A century ago a sugar shortage inspired a Salisbury entrepreneur to invent Cheerwine, and a bumper crop of cucumbers led to the creation of the Mount Olive Pickle Company. In the North Carolina Mountains, meet the people who make Ashe County Cheese, and then meet the family behind Mrs. Hanes’ Moravian Cookies.

Aired 06/08/2022

Problems with Closed Captions? Closed Captioning Feedback

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Trail of History is a local public television program presented by PBS Charlotte

Sponsored by Bragg Financial

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