
Nicolas Appert
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Search complete. 6 mentions across 4 episodes found for "Nicolas Appert".
Oct 11, 2026
Sunday NY Times
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56:23KathyNARRATOR
In the late 1700s, France offered a cash prize to citizens who could figure out how to cheaply prevent food from spoiling.
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56:31KathyNARRATOR
A man named Nicolas Appert sealed cooked fish into jars and boiled them, eventually winning 12,000 francs.
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56:42KathyNARRATOR
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56:45KathyNARRATOR
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Sunday NY Times
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56:23KathyNARRATOR
In the late 1700s, France offered a cash prize to citizens who could figure out how to cheaply prevent food from spoiling.
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56:31KathyNARRATOR
A man named Nicolas Appert sealed cooked fish into jars and boiled them, eventually winning 12,000 francs.
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56:42KathyNARRATOR
Where Times journalists are reporting around the world.
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56:45KathyNARRATOR
One, Colorado Springs.
How The French Revolution Changed French Cuisine | Let's Cook History | Absolute History
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28:14Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
Real results gradually appeared in the 19th century with the two revolutions in preservation.
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28:20Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
On the one hand, there was a process by heat developed by Nicolas Appert, then cold storage with the Frenchman Charles Tellier at the origin of this new technique.
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28:30Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
[instrumental music] Tellier, an enterprising scientist, succeeded in shipping a boatload of meat from Argentina in 1876.
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28:39Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
His cargo vessel was baptized The Refrigerator.
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29:07Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
[instrumental music] Another discovery was made in France, canning.
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29:13Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
At first, it was a sterilization process of food in a glass container by a short heating period at a high temperature of 100 degrees Celsius.
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29:22Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
The application was taken further in England, where more developed metallurgical industries replaced glass, the principle of Nicolas Appert, by tin plate in round or square forms later called tins.
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29:34Tony RobinsonNARRATOR
Large-scale manufacturing of preservation had started.
The Food Of The French Revolution | Let's Cook History | Timeline
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33:29speaker_12GUEST
Real results gradually appeared in the 19th century with the two revolutions in preservation.
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33:35speaker_12GUEST
On the one hand, there was a process by heat developed by Nicolas Appert.
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33:39speaker_12GUEST
Then cold storage with the Frenchman Charles Tellier at the origin of this new technique.
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33:47Dan SnowNARRATOR
Tellier, an enterprising scientist, succeeded in shipping a boatload of meat from Argentina in 1876.
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34:22Dan SnowNARRATOR
[instrumental music] Another discovery was made in France, canning.
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34:28Dan SnowNARRATOR
At first, it was a sterilization process of food in a glass container by a short heating period at a high temperature of 100 degrees Celsius.
D
34:37Dan SnowNARRATOR
The application was taken further in England, where more developed metallurgical industries replaced glass with the principle of Nicolas Appert by tin plate in round or square forms later called tins.
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34:49Dan SnowNARRATOR
Large-scale manufacturing of preservation had started.