Ive been doing some thinking (quite your whining!) about what sort of foodstuffs would be available in the post whoops world of 150 years. With the sort of die-off of the population and supporting infrastructure, what would be available for home use and for trade And what forms would some of this food take
First of all, why include 18th Century food storage The answer is simple, this is a very basic, easily understood and fairly simple means of preserving and serving food. It may not be the latest tech, but it does work surprisingly well!
Listed below are several items for consideration..sources include ~Feeding Nelsons Navy by Janet Macdonald and ~The Lost Super Foods by Art Rude, Lex Rooker, Claude Davis, and Fred Dwight. Enjoy!
First of all, why include 18th Century food storage The answer is simple, this is a very basic, easily understood and fairly simple means of preserving and serving food. It may not be the latest tech, but it does work surprisingly well!
Listed below are several items for consideration..sources include ~Feeding Nelsons Navy by Janet Macdonald and ~The Lost Super Foods by Art Rude, Lex Rooker, Claude Davis, and Fred Dwight. Enjoy!
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