Name: 吃的歷史。飲食歷史：106年內戰口糧（第一季）｜歷史沿革 (Eating History: EATING 106-YEAR-OLD CIVIL WAR RATIONS (Season 1) | History)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:24:59.000Z
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eating old or expired food is extremely dangerous.

We do this at home, but you should ever pulled expired food from the pantry and asked the question.

Hold cans, Bottles and boxes of for gotten boobs lie hidden everywhere.

I'm old Smokey, and we're collectors of edible artifacts.

And what other secrets are sealed inside?

The relics we find don't go on a dusty shelf.

This is one of the closest things to time travel I can think of.

Oh, but if we can stomach it delicious, we want to know that.

Gettysburg was the largest and really the most brutal and bloody battle in American history.

Yes, but 50 years later, there was this reunion.

The North and the South put their differences aside and came together for this reunion.

There were guys that showed up from 46 of the 48 states.

They might have travelled for a week just to get there.

What is This is hard tack from the 50th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg.

It's 100 6 Hardtack kept soldiers alive during the Civil War.

It basically just contains some flour, a little bit of water, a little bit of salt, and they just keep baking it over and over to get the moisture out of it.

It's not every day that we have this type of history on our table, and he was just wrapped in newspaper and that ribbon I wouldn't say it's just newspaper.

Way have this other piece of paper right here.

The guy that actually got this in 1913 documented it.

Hardtack er, bread re union anniversary battle.

Having that kind of documentation does not hardly ever happen.

The guys were handed nine or 10 pieces of this further daily rations.

But what's really crazy hardtack was pretty widely hated because sometimes this stuff would get actual maggots on it so the guys would pull the bugs off, eat those and tossed the hard tech.

So this is kind of the precursor to the Emory and before the K rations, World War Two Soldiers is four back.

His ancient room could count on one thing in their daily ration.

Hardtack hardtack beat an army for months, Even after the advent of canned food pioneered by Napoleon's forces in the 18 hundreds, soldiers were still issued hard tack up until the first World War.

The National Biscuit Company, the precursor to what we now know is Nabisco, right?

This is not something that most people can say that they've even seen, let alone gotten to eat.

Ah, 106 year old food that we're gonna try to eat so, so dry taste like a basement.

It sucks the moisture right out of my mouth.

It is definitely one of the driest things I've ever eaten in my life.

You now know why the soldiers were mixing it with water or coffee or river water to make that brown putting.

They were using brown sugar, anything they could do to make it taste better.

Yemen just eating it in its raw form is difficult, but that's what they had to survival.

Wow, I got a call it a mouthful, but it's still in there.

I didn't expect it to taste good with him, so I'm honored to have gotten to try this.

 Whenever they dug into this, it brought back memories, and we get to experience what brought memories back for them. 

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吃的歷史。飲食歷史：106年內戰口糧（第一季）｜歷史沿革 (Eating History: EATING 106-YEAR-OLD CIVIL WAR RATIONS (Season 1) | History)

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