Cedillallidec I am actually wondering when UK got to see/taste corriander for the first time

Given that the characters are dressed in Tudor-era clothing, they would've discovered peanuts by this stage. However, they may not have discovered the concept of allergies... or invented the plastic tupperware.

It is actually a little known fact that Tupperware comes from the Saxon Tuprewaren derived from the Latin Tupruswari. Roman plasticsmiths were well renown for casting elaborate re-sealable food containers with intricate Etruscan patterns. The peanuts faux pas is simply unforgivable in refined comedy. I must give this a baaaaaaaahhhhh!

chirashimonster the Romans enjoyed coriander so I'd think some of those in the brit region would have done so too. You don't tend to throw out the stuff that makes pease porridge taste more exciting.

R/wooosh

it's almost as if science has helped solve health problems.....

@Pat Terson Indeed! And people with very serious food allergies in the past often had the good grace to just drop dead.

@@Vesnicie based.

And Tupperware?

Its almost as if agriculture contained the seeds of humanity's ultimate demise