In 1638, the diet of people in Delaware primarily consisted of local foods available from the land and waterways. Native Americans in the region consumed fish, shellfish, game such as deer and turkey, and gathered wild plants, nuts, and berries. European settlers, who arrived around this time, supplemented their diets with crops like corn, beans, and squash, as well as livestock they brought with them. This blending of indigenous and European food sources laid the foundation for Delaware's culinary traditions.
In Colonial Delaware foods that could be gathered, grown, and hunted were eaten. They ate vegetables, berries, and nuts. They also ate deer, squirrel, and fish.
food
mostly wine and bread.
food cooked on coal stoves
suckmytoe
they ate corn dear bear turkky games
people eat the back legs, which are bigger (but full of bones anyway...)
Eat fast
According to his online biography he is currently the senator in the state of Delaware
Delaware does not have an Official State Cookie.
they really wanted to eat poo from the back end of a cow
to get people to eat
Happily, no. King Boo is a ghost, so if he tried to eat people, they would probably fall through him back to the ground. Ghosts can't eat people like real animals can.
They ate bones of animals like fish ,and turtle.
look at the nutrition facts on the back
The state of Delaware is known for their Fisher's popcorn and caramel popcorn. Other foods that are popular in Delaware are dilly crab dip and grilled walleye.
Back then they ate plants because there teeth wear not Strong enough to eat meat.