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What was the first cookie ever made?
The first cookie ever made was in the year of 1885
When were the first ten colonies settlements made?
They were made by the year 1653.
What was the first to the newest computer made?
first year of computer in world?
What year was pho made in?
It was said to originate in Vietnam around the Mid-1950s after the defeat of the French.
What year wad the first farm in the US?
They were first made in ancient egypt.
What year was the french horn made?
The French Horn was made round aboty 1760s
What is the history of Powerisers?
They were made by the french. Every year they have a competition in Paris to show of them. The first club was made in Cardiff called welsh bockers
What year was the wisk made?
it is unknown. most people say the french made it but they have no idea who in the french invented it
In French which is the first month of the year?
January=Janvier
Who taught french first?
It's hard to say who taught French first. The first written text dates back to the year 842.
What year was the Yamaha warrior first made?
The first year the Yamaha Warrior was made was 1987.
What year was the first school made?
It was first made in the 1700s
In what year was a stove made?
What year was the first ever stove made??? the first stove was made in 1936 on June 30th!!
IN what year was the first Corvette made?
The first corvette was made by Harley Earl in 1927 The first production year was 1953
What year was the first GTO made?
The first year for the GTO was 1964.
What does ma premiere annee mean?
It is French for "my first year"
Who invented baguette?
Though some experts claim that August Zang (the Austrian who brought the croissant to Paris) also brought the baguette, this is not supported by any period evidence. It is unlikely in fact that the baguette was invented at all. In 18th century France, the typical round loaf began to give way to longer loaves which, in the nineteenth century, were known as "flutes" (though several other very long loaves existed then as well). So an argument can be made that the baguette began (under another name) then. However, the word "baguette" (which means "wand") was not used for a bread until 1920. Some claim that this followed a law passed the year before forbidding the bakers to work through the night. However, the baguette is mentioned before that law took effect (in October 1920) and at any rate similar breads had already existed (and can be seen in photographs) well before that. Even today, the difference between a Flute and a baguette is very vague and varies by region.
