In Bermuda, enslaved individuals primarily consumed a diet that included staples such as salted fish, cornmeal, and rice. They often supplemented their meals with vegetables like yams and sweet potatoes, along with fruits when available. Their diet was generally limited and lacked variety, reflecting both the economic constraints of slavery and the availability of food resources at the time. Additionally, enslaved people sometimes raised their own crops or kept small livestock to improve their nutrition.
Slaves in Bermuda did what most other slaves did. They did labor and domestic chores, as well as acted as personal attendants to the wealthy. Slavery was outlawed in Bermuda in 1807.
Potatoe/Potato
Because once you eat it you are magnetically pulled into the Bermuda triangle. (technically it is not a triangle it is a quadrilateral)
they eat food they eat pizza, fish and fips
The Bermuda Cahow is also known as the Petral. It is the national bird of Bermuda. The main animals it eats are shrimp and squid.
Yes.
No- they are high is sugars and cholesterol. Of course, being in the Bermuda Triangle has nothing to do with that.....
Bermuda Onion, Cod fish and potato much more.
Yes, of course. However, slaves probably did not eat as well as their owners.
slaves only ate one or to very small course meals a day
Catfood
Gazelles, wildebeests and other savanna animals