Due to restrictions and difficulties in shipping produce people tended to eat locally grow produce rather than exotic vegetables from abroad. In the United Kingdom home grown cops would have included; potatoes, cabbage, cauliflowers, swedes, turnips, beetroots, peas, kale, spinach, etc. A popular slogan of the time was "Dig for Victory," which meant utilise your gardens etc for growing food rather than flowers. "Victory Gardens" were popular in America, and people grew their own vegetables, sometimes in backyards, sometimes in a nearby lot. Rationing of gasoline and food products was the norm; gardens helped ease the restrictions imposed by rationing, and were a morale boost.
my grandfather was in leyte in the phillipines. he no longer eats bannannas because he ate so many during the war.
Stale biscuits
Canned meat
Fish and vegetables. Rabbit.
In don´t understand the reason for this question, they eat during the war what people in whole Europe eat : bread potatoes vegetables Meat (Beef, pork, chicken) Mostv of this produced on German farms.
yes because they need
carrots, gum, fruits and vegetables, sugar, tea and salt was being rationed
Food. You know, meat, fruit, bread, vegetables. Food.
Food
rice fish fruit vegetables
In the UK, potatoes, green vegetables, beans, peas plus a wide variety of others.
to get people to eat
Well as you should know, most food was rationed! So people were encouraged to plant their own vegetables - 'Dig For Victory'They had:Cakes (Not Chocolate)Jam, ButterTartsScornsFruits/Vegetables (no tropical fruits)Fruit juicesMilkBuns, bread etc.Sandwiches
Food
During World War II most Japanese soldiers ate a diet of rice and vegetables. In some place, they were required to eat whatever was available because the supply lines had been cut off.