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What Did Passengers Eat On The Titanic?

What Did Passengers Eat On The Titanic?

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What did people eat on Titanic? You know, before all that stuff went down? It all very literally depended on where you sat. First-class passengers had options that allowed for an array of flavor combinations. Second- and third-class passengers had fewer choices, but no one went hungry. Not even the iceberg
Date: 2022-12-29

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I hate lamb and mutan. Cant even stand the smell of either cooking. The smell makes me sick literally. Sounds like I would probably like the second or third class menu without the organ meats as I also hate liver and any organ meats the smell of them cooking also makes me feel sick. When it comes to food the simpler the better no exotic meats or exotic fish or anything like that. Keep it simple and ordinary for me. Like eggs, maybe some bacon, biscuits or bread or toast with the jam and that whipped butter, breakfast potatoes browned and cooked with onions and maybe some bell peppers if available or not either way its good. A nice coffee with cream and sugar. That sandwich with lunch meat like turkey or chicken and some nice cheese on that fresh bread would be delicious add some mayonnaise and lettuce and tomato. The dinner with the steak looked delicious and baked potatoe. I would add whipped butter and sour cream and chives and ofcourse any fresh vegetables cooked and a nice salad added. Dessert s like cake or pie would be delicious
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1st class passengers: Way too expensive meats and dishes an ordinary person would be discussed to even look at.
2nd class passengers: More moderate meats and dishes that ordinary people would be eating of course. Mama's cooking.
3rd class passengers: Top Ramien with Chicken Winners. Spam and Pottage and a nice bowl of Pork n Beans. To air out your bowels.

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Unfortunately the Captain of the titanic was Captain Edward Smith and he did everything in his power to make sure all of his passengers got to New York in a record breaking time. He died when the Titanic sunk and his body was never found. A statue in his honor was made and placed in London to honor the hero.
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Douglas could have been one of the wealthy men of the day who thought their lives more important than any lower class persons life, woman or child, but he was a good man who believed women and children should be saved first He gave his life for others and I've read God has a special place in heaven for that.
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My grandmother sailed on White Star's Celtic just a few months after Titanic went down, so whatever was on the menu for third class on the latter, this would be what she was served.
Overall, second class dining choices seem pretty good: varied without being too basic or unnecessarily fancy.

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Spoiler alert! They ate food like everyone else in the entire world. People treat the Titanic as if it sailed here from an alternate universe. I don't understand the fascination. Like, oh wow, look at this fork that was recovered from Titanic, because forks only existed on a boat.
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Guess its the first time that fish was caught, almost ready to be served but then quickly thrown back into the ocean. The living sealife surrounding the Titanic at sinking day told stories to their guppies that it was the finest selection of foods ever given to them by men.
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I love these videos I saw the Titanic exhibit twice and twice the names I got were first class ladies so if I was on the titanic it wouldve been first class I love all the food options they had why cant we have them now
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Hate to put a damper on your attempts at humor, but according to historical accounts, Third Class passengers on the Titanic ate better than what was served at shoreside restaurants and other passenger liners at the time.
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Even though the Titanic was very tragic and a lot of people died this right here is a perfect example of it doesn't matter what class you in first class second class or third class everybody dies the same
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I don't believe in separation of classes. All food should be the same for everyone. That's the problem with white people, especially British and Americans and Europeans. Classism is wrong.
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Hungry for ALL of this food save Tripe. But, maybe fried is OK. I think all of that heavy food + grape scissors lead to the ship NOT being able to turn fast to avoid the iceberg.
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The little comments are just tacky and insensitive. People died in this tragedy, nothing is clever or funny about it. Very poor taste you should be ashamed of yourself.
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40 tons of potatoes? Thats the weight of a FULLY loaded semi truck. Now Im questioning whether it was the iceberg or the potatoes that brought down Titanic!
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My great great great grandmother was on the titanic she actually stole one of their spoons and we still have it she was on the last successful ride on the titanic
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Coming from a lower-middle class background, the 2nd and 3rd class food sounded amazing! The first class food seemed a little too complicated.
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I want to hear what Roman emperors and Roman aristocracy are during the Roman Empire. What were Roman dinner parties like?
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When the ship sank
First class were more able to get on deck.
Below deck must have been a disaster to escape.

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Nothing has changed the rich get the best of everything the poor get the scraps it's been like that for centuries
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cobb salad with iceberg lettuce and a gazpacho soup and steak tartare w arugula and parm or cold smoked salmon
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