Tribes around the world have diverse breakfast traditions that reflect their local resources and cultural practices. For instance, Indigenous peoples in North America might start their day with cornmeal porridge or fish, while Maasai communities in East Africa often consume milk and blood from cattle. In many South American tribes, breakfast may include roots, fruits, or traditional dishes made from locally sourced ingredients. Overall, tribal breakfasts are typically simple, nourishing, and tied closely to their environment and heritage.
they eat gorilla and beans
they eat tapir, monkeys, several birds and insects.
they ate raised crops and corn
The winnebago ate a lot a corn
Among some tribes, yes. It was considered a source of power.
they eat with knifes and forks
people eat cereal for breafast now and milk is at an average price so it will not change in price at all:)
food
they eat gorilla and beans
They eat things like animals, hunt deer and sometimes other animals. Some tribes are fishing tribes and eat things like salmon. They also can eat things like berries, roots and other things
the sioux eat the same food as me and you
eat them
The same things they eat any other day, as indigenous tribes generally don't celebrate Christian holidays.
they eat tapir, monkeys, several birds and insects.
They eat chapati , salad , doasa,etc
well they eat anything edible and most probably eat it because they need to live
they ate animal that they hunted