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Several American food brands have been around for over a century, including a coffee brand from 1850 and a condiment that dates all the way back to 1876. Some things, and recipes, never change. This lesson gives you a taste of the American diet – for better or for worse. Plus, learn “still around.”

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Delta variant is giving Americans whiplash | Learn the English expression ‘out of the woods’ 25:37 Share

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Delta variant is giving Americans whiplash | Learn the English expression ‘out of the woods’