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Hugh Morgan (apothecary)

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Hugh Morgan (c.1530–1613) was appointed as Queen Elizabeth I's apothecary in 1583. He is believed to have introduced vanilla to Queen Elizabeth (and Britain) as a flavour in its own right (not just an enhancer for coffee or chocolate as had been used in Europe).

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  • Bradford, Charles Angell (1939). Queen Elizabeth's Apothecary.OCLC 558614602
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