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The Tudors stored meat at sea primarily in barrels, often packed in salt to preserve it during long voyages. This method, known as salting, helped to inhibit bacterial growth and prolong the meat's shelf life. In addition to salt, they sometimes used other preservatives like spices or vinegar. The preservation techniques were crucial for ensuring a reliable food supply during extended maritime journeys.

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