Where vikings came from plants couldn't grow all year round, so food had to be harvested, preserved and then rationed to take them through the winter until things started growing again in the spring/summer.
Salt has been use for a long time and is still used today. You can look at store bought food you will see a high amount of sodium/salt even though it says no artificial preservatives
by covering it it salt or vinegar, they woould also smoke it.
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store food by putting it in hay inside a root cellar.
the rubbed salt on it and rapped a cotton cloth around it
Vikings preserve their food on ships by putting spices on the meat which won't make the meat smell rotten. They also put spices on the vegetables too.
they stored it in fridges
They smoked it, dried it or salted it.
they fight over land and for food
The Viking Sagas was created in 1995.
The opposite of conserve would be to squander or waste.
A Viking horde is a group of raiding Vikings. A Viking hoard is a treasure that was hidden.
The viking god of thunder was Thor.
yes they eat food.
The office of war information advised citizens to eat less during the war in order to conserve food for soldiers.
Food that you eat.
they fight over land and for food
They cover it in salt. this preserves it.
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Vikings were held. Also, food was held in barrels.
Fishing and farming. When going viking they brought food with them, and if they run out then, well, fishing i suppose
Viking cooking is just an aggressive form of cooking. You do dramatic things to the food like quickly burning it for a smoked charred thin layer of crisp on a pork chop for example.
Because of our clean water and the ''viking'' food! ;D
The changing of the season and the cold they have to conserve what little food the have. the less food the have the browner they are
To have food, habititats and nice trees around us. And farts lololol