what are some food rations that were discoverd on the lewis and clark expedition?
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Slim Jims and Fritos.
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go the government food puyramid website\nvery informational and useful
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If you want easy, then take MRE ( Meal Ready to Eat ) available at military stores or camping stores. These are packed in waterproof plastic and are everything you need.
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Here is a great link that I used to research Lewis and Clarks journey after catching a facinating article in Smithsonian magazine..\nthere is some mention of camas bread and the Pez Indian relationship\nhttp://www.lcbo.net/yearsarchive.htm\nmore camas bread information...\nhttp://www.fs.fed.us/npnht/life/index.shtml#frybread\nthe Pez called it .. Pas-shi-co Sweet bread ..\nno recipe could be found for it :)\nGood luck
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The first clue should be where they are from.  The were located along the shores of the Pacific Northwest, this would point towards seafood.  For protein it would be mostly whale meat and salmon.  For some additional help you might try http://www.makah.com
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* sweetbreads, kidneys, liver, brains, or other offal meats\n    * sardines\n    * anchovies\n    * scallops, prawns, and crabs\n    * meat extracts, consommés, and gravies
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1) Water is the most important thing you can consume.  No superfood will do you any good if you are dehydrated.  \n\n2) That established- As you're hiking you'll find that you need to snack on the trail more often than you normally would (no surprise there).  Nothing makes a healthier high-energy trail-side snack than the old standby- GORP (stands for Granola, Oats, Raisins, Peanuts)- aka Trail Mix.  You can really have fun with this stuff.  Nuts, raisins, dried cranberries, M and M's, banana chips- all are fantastic. I've managed to put together good Gorp mixes in many places in the world.  A good trail mix will provide some protein (nuts) as well as some sugars (M and M's, dried fruits). As an added bonus some lightly salted nuts will help you replace some electrolytes if you are sweating a lot.  Just make sure any chocolate you put in there is candy covered- otherwise it melts all over everything.  Hope this helps.
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Daniel Boone.  To find out how he died.  My husband says he choked to death while eating mustard greens and I find that hard to believe.  I have researched this and can find no answers.
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mostly wild game supplied by the indigenous people, corn, squash, pumpkin,legumes
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First, probably no turkey. That was established by poultry farmers in the early 20th century to sell more turkey. No football - natch......And more than likely, the native Americans invited the pilgrims to feast with them. The first loads of Europeans to arrive here starved and froze to death. They had no idea about the radical climate changes here and knew squat about growing food that would survive on this soil. They were clueless and it was the natives that taught them how to hunt, fish, farm, and survive.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_Lewis_and_Clark_Expedition\n\nThe closest I can get is Nov 7, 1805.  No electric headlights or alarm clocks back then, so they would have to get up with the sun, get dressed and ready in the miserable Oregon winter weather (cold rain), pack up their entire encampment like a circus, trot down to their canoes, and start paddling and portaging.  I'm guessing noon at the earliest, with 4:00PM at the latest (they'd need to stop before sunset so that they could set up their camp before the daylight ran out).
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not sure on food, the tools are compass, stuffs for sailing, etc. and the weapons are on the good article.\n\njust check the article out
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Fallafel, hummus, baba ganouj, pita, dolmeh, kabobs, shawerma, foul ...\n\nMan ... now I'm hungry. =P~
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History, culture, and good food.
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i saw something on the discovery channel that replicated a stomach. basicaly vitamin in a glass bowl with acid and iron fillings left behind
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To eat?  Honey, syrup, milk, molasses, etc\n\nMike
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Gunpowder\n\nEdit:  The ingredients are saltpetre, charcoa and sulphur.  Had to look it up >: )