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What were hospital conditions like in the 19Th century?
like a modern asda, but with better selection of food in the meat section
What are lazy susans used for?
Lazy Susans are a circular food tray which rotates to make serving food easier. They have been around since the eighteenth century and were called dumbwaiters before the twentieth century.
Who were the first settlers of Stewart Island?
Stewart Island has been inhabited since the 13th century. The first people that built settlements on the island were the Maori people. They were mostly seasonal settlements. Meaning they traveled to the island when the food source they were hunting was available.
How did the populaton increase affect France in the eighteenth century?
It caused a strain on the food supply.
What are the reasons of decline of handicrafts in 19th century?
1. land revenue system(zamidari system). 2.forced commercialisation of agriculture(production of crash crops insted of food crops) 3.partion of the country. highly irrigated and fertile land went to pakisthan and the whole jute producing area became part of east pakisthan(now bangladesh)
How was life in 19th century?
It was super easy for the rich people because they had everything money,food,houses, and even people they marry.
When was Japanese food introduced to Australia?
In the 19th Century by the pearl fishers.
How long have eggs been a food item?
Since 19th century (1800)
What did Germans eat in the 19th century?
German food in the late 19th century are mostly potatoes and bread. These food are always eaten almost everyday at that said period but sometimes they do eat other foods like flour soup and fresh vegetables.
Can can is a variety of what food?
Cancan is certainly a variety, but not of food unless for the libido. It is a dance, popular at the Folies Bergeres in Paris in the latter half of the 19th century.
Do international flights typically serve food onboard?
Yes, international flights typically serve food onboard as part of the in-flight service provided to passengers.
How long does the flight have to be in order to receive food onboard?
The length of the flight typically needs to be at least 2-3 hours in order to receive food onboard.
What did people eat in the 19th century?
Answer: Most foods preferred by the people of the 19th century are combination of natural and processed types.Answer: Food options for the rich and poor varied greatly. The poor ate simple repetitious meals heavy in fats, starches and sugars. Preserved food were dried or salted. The rich ate much the same but with an increased variety and more sugars. Strangely enough may food additives used then would be banned today, like strychnine to produce the green colour in blancmange. Lack of refrigeration and sanitation was aconstant problem in food preparation
Who invented the food cans?
The first practical canning process was developed by Nicolas Appert in the early years of the 19th century.
Where was rubbish taken during the 19th century?
Dishwater and food scraps were thrown into the street gutters in many towns still!
What food preservation and storage techniques expanded to include freeze-drying and canning after the Industrial Revolution of the 19th century?
True
What food did people eat in the 19th century?
Answer: Most foods preferred by the people of the 19th century are combination of natural and processed types.Answer: Food options for the rich and poor varied greatly. The poor ate simple repetitious meals heavy in fats, starches and sugars. Preserved food were dried or salted. The rich ate much the same but with an increased variety and more sugars. Strangely enough may food additives used then would be banned today, like strychnine to produce the green colour in blancmange. Lack of refrigeration and sanitation was aconstant problem in food preparation
