The amount convicts ate in a week varied based on the time period and the specific prison system. Generally, prisoners received limited rations, often consisting of basic staples like bread, porridge, and some form of protein, which could amount to around 2,000 to 3,000 calories per day. This translates to roughly 14,000 to 21,000 calories per week, though the actual quantity and nutritional quality could be significantly lower in some institutions. Conditions often dictated that prisoners faced hunger or inadequate meals.
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As much as one wants. Me? I eat about 6 meals a day.
The escaped convicts were captured.
On the Friendship, a ship used to transport convicts to Australia, the diet primarily consisted of basic and often inadequate provisions. Convicts were typically fed a monotonous diet that included hard biscuits, salted meat, and occasionally rice or peas, along with limited access to fresh fruits and vegetables. The rations were often meager, leading to malnutrition and other health issues among the convicts during their journey.
The convicts used buckets. The officers and marines had more civilised circumstances, but certainly not toilets as we know them today. The toilets were simple wooden seats over holes that emptied straight into the ocean.
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the convicts ate raw meat and beetroot.
astronauts eat 21 servings of food in a week
It could eat up to 967 pg.rs[kilograms] a week!
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It depends on how much you eat. I put on 2 kilos this week
it depends on how much you eat and exercise if you eat chicken wings all week and dont exercise your going to gain but if you eat salad and exercise all week you can loose about 5 to 15
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on average owls will eat twice their own body weight in just one week
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