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Did You Know An Enslaved Chef Created Mac & Cheese, Then Thomas Jefferson Took Credit?

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Although history has taught us that former U.S. President Thomas Jefferson is the one who invented the American version of macaroni and cheese, we're here to inform you for Black History Month that it was actually created by Jefferson's enslaved Black chef, James Hemings.

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