George Washington Carver was a renowned agricultural scientist who developed over 300 different uses for peanuts, but he wasn’t the inventor of peanut butter.

The George Washington Carver National Monument offered a hands-on laboratory demonstration of one of Carver’s many products. Today’s class focused on Carver’s 300 recipes for peanuts.

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Soybeans and peanuts were ideal for this soil enrichment. Carver’s name is intimately and justifiably linked with peanuts, but contrary to many accounts, he did not invent peanut butter.