The origin of making and eating porridge when farmers cultivated oats and other crops for survival, various types of grains were stewed in water to form a thick porridge-like dish. Porridge dates back to the Neolithic times.
Scotland seems to be the leading authority on porridge.
The origin of Porridge is dated 1525-35, is a variant of earlier poddidge, and akin to pottage. It is a food made of oatmeal, or some other meal or cereal, boiled in water or milk to a thick consistency.
The origin of porridge meaning prison is based on the fact that porridge needs stirring, and stir is an even older slang expression for prison.
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(Some possible questions:) Do you like porridge? How long will porridge stay warm on a cold table?
Antonym means "opposite", so not all words have good antonyms. Porridge is one of them, there is no word for anti-porridge.
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Goldilocks didn't eat Papa Bear's porridge because she had just finished a happy meal from McDonalds.
Goldilocks didn't eat Papa Bear's porridge because she had just finished a happy meal from McDonalds.
The swahili word Uji refers to porridge in English language.
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