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In Early Africa, salt was traded for gold. Why was salt as valuable as gold for the interior kingdoms of Africa (hint: it was not a food flavoring.)
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It preserved food which would otherwise spoil.
I thought that too, but then it says that it isn't a food flavoring.
Well, yeah. That's not flavoring. It's preserving the food. They don't put salt on the food just because it tastes good.
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