oatmeal, ham and pea soup and beef casserole
eggs,bacon, toast, oj, coffee
Food
In World War 1, there was an unofficial "truce" between the two sides on the western front, to let each other eat their breakfast in peace. This led to the Christmas Truce of 1914.
To save resources for the war effort.
oatmeal, ham and pea soup and beef casserole
curry and indian rice
eggs,bacon, toast, oj, coffee
Food
In World War 1, there was an unofficial "truce" between the two sides on the western front, to let each other eat their breakfast in peace. This led to the Christmas Truce of 1914.
to get people to eat
oatmeal, crackers, tea, or maybe water
Food
World War 1 soldiers ate what is called "SOS" for breakfast. This is also known as "stuff on a shingle", which is a roux with toast and a protein.
Na then they through it in the dumpster.
Ham & pea soup
my great grandfather was in world war 1, and in the military bases you would be served either eggs and bacon, or toast with homefries. I have heard it wasn't the best food, but it sure tasted great to the soldiers.