Mixes Collection

Bricklayers 1827
A bricklayer standing on a rather precarious looking scaffold. His assistant mixes mortar behind him; his hod for carrying bricks etc is nearby

Advertisement for Viota cake mixes, marketed by Stoddart & Hansford Ltd of Islington Green, London. Who's been helping Mother

Advert / Pancake Mix 1931
Aunt Jemimas Pancake Mix for tender, fluffy pancakes

DDE-90033471
Norway. Glacially polished rock slabs mixes with sandy beaches along Vestfjorden near Tranoya. Date: 28/01/2009

Sacred Basin. Gudea Period. 2144-2124 BC
Sacred Basin. Gift of Gudea, governor of Lagash, to the temple of the God Ningirsu. Gudea Period. 2144-2124 BC. Relief depicting winged goddess reaching and holding a round based vessel

SRI LANKA. Nalanda. Temple that mixes Hindu and Buddhist architecture

Worker wearing protective mask, mixing pesticides for spraying shrubs at nursery, Northwest Oregon, U. S. A
Worker wearing protective mask, mixing pesticides for spraying shrubs at nursery, Northwest Oregon, U.S.A

Woman Mixes in Bowl 1886
She mixes something in a bowl

Advert / Sponge Mixture
Greens Sponge Mixture

Tom Raw : in Society
Tom Raw, a young officer newly arrived in India, mixes with society

Mixing in Saucepan
She mixes something in a saucepan

Betty Crocker Cake Mix
Women are just getting to be liberated in the 1950s, and cake mixes like Betty Crockers allow housewives to feel they have made the cake - but without the hassle

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"Mixes: A Journey Through Time and Purpose" From the ancient bricklayers of 1827 to the modern-day advertisements for Viota cake mixes, the concept of "mixes" has evolved through centuries. In 1931, an enticing advert for pancake mix captured the attention of many eager breakfast enthusiasts. However, even before these culinary delights emerged, a sacred basin from the Gudea Period in 2144-2124 BC showcased early mixing rituals. Intriguingly, amidst historical artifacts and literature lies a connection to mixes. Robert Louis Stevenson's renowned novel "The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, " first published in 1886, delves into the complex blendings within human nature itself. Beyond gastronomy and literature, they have found their place in unexpected realms like sheep farming. Captured moments depict farmers diligently injecting Swaledale sheep with Enzootic Abortion vaccine using automatic syringes after carefully mixing live vaccines. These practices highlight how mixes extend beyond our plates and into safeguarding animal health. Whether it be blending ingredients for delectable treats or concocting solutions to protect livestock, they have become integral elements throughout history. They symbolize innovation and adaptation as we continuously explore new ways to combine various components for desired outcomes. As time progresses, so too does our understanding of what can be achieved through skillful blends – whether it is creating mouthwatering delicacies or ensuring the well-being of animals on farms. The story behind each mix tells tales that span across cultures and eras; they remind us that this simple act holds immense power to transform ordinary elements into extraordinary creations. So let us celebrate these diverse manifestations of "mixes, " appreciating their significance not only in our kitchens but also in shaping our pasts while paving the way towards a flavorful future filled with endless possibilities.