Archivists find 19th-century recipe for 'aphrodisiac sorbet'

Lost formula from 1844 believed to be the work of Raugrave of Wackerbarth, the inventor of mulled wine

A 19th-century recipe for an "aphrodisiac sorbet" has been uncovered by archivists in Germany.

The recipe, written on yellowy parchment in the Saxon state archives in Dresden, is believed to have been drawn up by the Raugrave of Wackerbarth, who is thought to have invented mulled wine, reports the Daily Telegraph.

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