SALOOP
Encyclopedia of Food · 1923 · p. 21
«a tea made of sa afras chips (or leaves and twigs) or aromatic herbs, drunk with milk and sugar, formerly sold in London in the same manner as ‘‘salep’’ used to be and coffee is now. It was also considered a valuable remedy for many ailments, including chronie aleoholie inebriety.
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