George Washington's Pancake Flour Book you might believe he did

you might believe he did

Houdon gave the bust to Washington and it has remained at Mount Vernon for over two centuries

just as they were in Washington’s time

All-natural

The Mount Vernon Prosperity pattern is a glossy hard porcelain reproduction of the Staffordshire English Salt glaze ware that was very popular in colonial America

George Washington's Pancake Flour Book you might believe he didEnjoy a taste of early American history with this stone ground pancake flour inspired by George Washingtons innovative farming at George Washington's Gristmill. In 1771, after transitioning from tobacco to wheat, Washington built a new mill along Dogue Run and began exporting his finely milled flour to Europe and the West Indies. By 1791, he embraced cutting edge technology from inventor Oliver Evans, modernizing his mill and improving production.