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- Hard Tack sea biscuits - kind of like our modern days crackers
- Honey cake (Swedish, early 17th century)
Some pirates instead had a liquid dessert of:
- Bombo/bumboo - mixture of rum, water, sugar, and nutmeg.
- Rumfustian drink - blended raw eggs with sugar, sherry, gin, and beer.
- Beer
- Sherry
- Brandy
- Port
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