The staple foods from 1540 onwards was mutton, corn, squash, beans, melons , peaches, and wild foods like antelope, deer, rabbits, yucca fruit, cactus fruit, pinyon nuts, greens and berries.
Before the Spanish in 1540 they did not have sheep, melons and peaches.
After 1868 fry bread was added.
After the Boarding school experience that many had in the 20th century many institutional foods like dinner rolls and jello became popular.
Today there are 300,000 Navajo and they eat much the same as the rest of America. However, traditional food like mutton, fry bread, kneel-down bread (made from corn meal and fresh corn) and others are still popular.
The Navajo ate sheep and other food that has to do with meat.
Blood types have no bearing on what types of food a person can eat.
They eat meat
they eat ll types us food like evryone else. My friend Sara is from there!
They eat Fruit And vegetables and no junk food
all food from the food pyramid
baby food
They were hunter gatherers, and excellent raiders.
They had different religions, languages, types of government, and food.
They eat all different types of food, meat, fish, snails. When they do eat this, they eat salads.
the navajo made their food by getting sticks and rubbing them togeather and made a fire to cook their food
cheese
meat