Vikings prepared their food using a variety of methods, including boiling, roasting, and smoking. They often cooked over an open fire or in a hearth, using pots made of wood or iron. Preservation techniques like salting, drying, and fermenting were commonly employed to store food for long winters. They also foraged and farmed, utilizing ingredients such as grains, vegetables, and meat from hunting and livestock.
Most Vikings were farmers.
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Yes, porridge was a food that vikings sometimes ate.
the vikings interact with alot of food and I think that they lived in California
Vikings did not start fast food. Fast food was invented by Dick and Mac McDonald (founders of McDonald's) in 1940.
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Food.
the vikings ate human food like everyone else