WW1 Food by Room 7

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WW1 Food

Published on Dec 04, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

WW1 Food

By Paytrah and Naomi

Photo by Morton1905

Food sent from home.
Families sent parcels of food to their relatives that were in WW1. The parcels contained chocolate, cake, tobacco and tinned food such as meat.

Photo by Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery

Later on in the war soldiers did not get many vegs or meat as they were not near to animals. Also when the meat was sent it was packed full of fat.

Photo by Nate Gray: A Culinary (Photo) Journal

Packaging
Most of the food was packaged in sealed off bag or put into a tin/can.
Once you open the bag, can or tin the food will go off or get old.

Photo by Anna & Michal

The soldiers got the food sent from home because the other food the had, was running out. But they wanted the food to last longer, so they stored the food in sealed plastic bags and tins to keep it fresh.

Thank you

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