BARILLA
Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1842 · p. 5
The name given in commerce to the impure carbonate of soda, imported from Spain and the Levant. It is made by burning certain plants that grow upon the sea shore, especially the salsola soda, to ashes, which are fused into gre^ porous ma es. (For an account of the places where it is produced, the quantities shipped from them, and the uses to which it is applied, see Af' Culloch's Commercial Dictionary. ) [s. 144]
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