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Lidia Sala Caja article - in need of a reader of Spanish[edit]

It appears that the meanings of the words sosa and barrilla in Spanish evolved in the 17th and 18th Centuries. This may address the puzzle as to the exact species involved in the Spanish barilla industry. The article, which I can't readily read in Spanish, is:
Caja, Lidia Sala (2003). Causas lingüísticas en el auge del término sosa y el declive de barrilla en los siglos XVIII y XIX, retrieved December 3, 2006.EAS 03:06, 4 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Rattlesnake soap from Mexico[edit]

Found a product made in Mexico, called Jabon de Aceite de vivora de cascabel, or rattlesnake soap. i believe it is a castile soap (or maybe a glycerin soap) made from a variety of Echium, possibly using oil from that plant, and the soda ash from this plant. the soap claims to be lye free, which may be disingenuous. "none alkaloide none acid" made out of minerals and herbs. if left on a wet surface it will go soft and melt away. If this is a traditional soap made in la Reyna de Monterrey, NL, it probably deserves a mention somewhare on english or spanich WP if we can find references.(mercurywoodrose)75.61.138.42 (talk) 23:19, 2 April 2011 (UTC)[reply]

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