What People Ate to Survive In the Victorian Era
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Date: 2022-12-29
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DM
99% of what i watched. makes me not hungry. i cant even remember what food in this video that makes me want to eat it.
but congratulations. when i got hungry and got nothing to eat. i will watch your videos to destroy my appetite.
not that there will be a time like that. but i need to wrote that down somewhere. because there are plenty of cheap food all around.
and it's been a while since i ate expensive food.
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99% of what i watched. makes me not hungry. i cant even remember what food in this video that makes me want to eat it.
but congratulations. when i got hungry and got nothing to eat. i will watch your videos to destroy my appetite.
not that there will be a time like that. but i need to wrote that down somewhere. because there are plenty of cheap food all around.
and it's been a while since i ate expensive food.
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Steve
What did the president ate? Well I don't know. People back in before BC, ate hard boiled eggs, and crackers. They did that before crossing the other side of the world, cool. I've also learned about christianity passover, that's it. The ten commandments were no joke, it was really. In fact more real than thors power, incredible. Here, seeing men eating before Victorian war, I think.
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What did the president ate? Well I don't know. People back in before BC, ate hard boiled eggs, and crackers. They did that before crossing the other side of the world, cool. I've also learned about christianity passover, that's it. The ten commandments were no joke, it was really. In fact more real than thors power, incredible. Here, seeing men eating before Victorian war, I think.
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AtomicShelmy
I beg someone to explain to me why no one seemed to eat fish! Appart from the oysters mentioned, and fish and chips today, I genuinely don't understand how the english don't have more traditional fish dishes. England is not that big and is surrounded by water. I've been living in the UK for 3 years and I'm still absolutely baffled by this.
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I beg someone to explain to me why no one seemed to eat fish! Appart from the oysters mentioned, and fish and chips today, I genuinely don't understand how the english don't have more traditional fish dishes. England is not that big and is surrounded by water. I've been living in the UK for 3 years and I'm still absolutely baffled by this.
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Healing+Grace
I'd rather make soup. The English Breakfast looks good. I remembered eating something similar in the reserves except eggs were boiled with beans and white bread. It made you constipated. White Bread is not the best. I prefer whole grain.
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I'd rather make soup. The English Breakfast looks good. I remembered eating something similar in the reserves except eggs were boiled with beans and white bread. It made you constipated. White Bread is not the best. I prefer whole grain.
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Talon
Considering Ive lived in the South for 26+ years, I literally eat deep fried animal organs on a weekly/daily basis.
Would gladly eat everything on the Victorian Era menu, cooked calfs head sounds like it would be my personal favorite.
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Considering Ive lived in the South for 26+ years, I literally eat deep fried animal organs on a weekly/daily basis.
Would gladly eat everything on the Victorian Era menu, cooked calfs head sounds like it would be my personal favorite.
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education
I hate the strawberries I'm the US. They were honestly my favorite fruit when I was younger but now all people care about is making them huge, who cares if they taste more bitter then my high school memories.
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I hate the strawberries I'm the US. They were honestly my favorite fruit when I was younger but now all people care about is making them huge, who cares if they taste more bitter then my high school memories.
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Kara
Alice's journeys through Wonderland & the Looking Glass cite several of these foods--oysters, mock turtle soup (John Tenniel drew a very comical Calf whose head was doomed for the dish, and so on.
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Alice's journeys through Wonderland & the Looking Glass cite several of these foods--oysters, mock turtle soup (John Tenniel drew a very comical Calf whose head was doomed for the dish, and so on.
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Darlee
I actually wouldnt mind trying mock turtle soup. I remember being curious about it because of Lewis Carols satire of it in one of his Alice in Wonderland books.
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I actually wouldnt mind trying mock turtle soup. I remember being curious about it because of Lewis Carols satire of it in one of his Alice in Wonderland books.
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Anna
We still eat bone marrow. It's delicious and rare and expensive. And jokes on them, I think a significantly less weird food than meat with sugar (as in pies.
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We still eat bone marrow. It's delicious and rare and expensive. And jokes on them, I think a significantly less weird food than meat with sugar (as in pies.
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ShepardCZ
Ahhh, VIctorian era. 16 hour work shifts, 6-7 day work week, child labor from like 3 years of age. Glorious. That is the time when civilization peaked.
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Ahhh, VIctorian era. 16 hour work shifts, 6-7 day work week, child labor from like 3 years of age. Glorious. That is the time when civilization peaked.
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Kassandra
Bone marrow is sooo yummy lol in Mexico it is popular in some soups and also grilled. With lime, salt and a lil salsa or course. It's fatty and rich
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Bone marrow is sooo yummy lol in Mexico it is popular in some soups and also grilled. With lime, salt and a lil salsa or course. It's fatty and rich
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Rewey
Not as bad as it seems, but one of the weirdest food of the Victorian era was white bread, made of chalk or other white substances, which is not edible
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Not as bad as it seems, but one of the weirdest food of the Victorian era was white bread, made of chalk or other white substances, which is not edible
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Dani
All three yogurts pictured at 11: 25 are vegan and therefore don't contain any gelatin. I didn't realize non-vegan yogurt contained gelatin though. O_o
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All three yogurts pictured at 11: 25 are vegan and therefore don't contain any gelatin. I didn't realize non-vegan yogurt contained gelatin though. O_o
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Michi
They did for the record find a way to make gelatin that doesn't use any animal products. For anyone panicking about eating pudding or jello as a kid.
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They did for the record find a way to make gelatin that doesn't use any animal products. For anyone panicking about eating pudding or jello as a kid.
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Kamau
I love bone marrow and that's not all. I love crackling, the skin of poultry, fatty meats, not lean because it's more tender. Not too keen on game.
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I love bone marrow and that's not all. I love crackling, the skin of poultry, fatty meats, not lean because it's more tender. Not too keen on game.
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Sus
I'm afrikaans, so all of the above since the english and other settlers brought over most of their cuisine and mixed with ideginous cuisine.
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I'm afrikaans, so all of the above since the english and other settlers brought over most of their cuisine and mixed with ideginous cuisine.
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bryce
Graham. i love your crackers dude! since i was a baby, graham crackers and milk. yum yum, soaked in milk until an oatmeal like consistency.
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Graham. i love your crackers dude! since i was a baby, graham crackers and milk. yum yum, soaked in milk until an oatmeal like consistency.
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Jon
If you want to lose sleep, look up some old ads for Kellogg's Pep Cereal! Especially from the 30s and 40s! Haha!
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If you want to lose sleep, look up some old ads for Kellogg's Pep Cereal! Especially from the 30s and 40s! Haha!
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Richard
A Full Scottish or an Ulster Fry is superior to a Full English. Did pork pies pre date the Victorian era?
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A Full Scottish or an Ulster Fry is superior to a Full English. Did pork pies pre date the Victorian era?
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nopopkrap4
at 8: 40, queen victoria musta been MARROW MINDED, when the queen takes a douche, its a ROYAL FLUSH!
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at 8: 40, queen victoria musta been MARROW MINDED, when the queen takes a douche, its a ROYAL FLUSH!
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