When did Lewis and Clark eat candles?

Answer 1

Oh honey, Lewis and Clark didn't chow down on candles like it was a gourmet meal. They were too busy exploring the American West in the early 1800s to worry about snacking on wax. So, to answer your question, they never ate candles because that's just plain silly.

Answer 2

There is no historical record of Lewis and Clark eating candles during their expedition. The explorers primarily consumed a diet of dried meats, fish, fruits, and vegetables, supplemented by hunting and foraging along their journey. Candles were typically used for lighting and not intended for consumption due to their wax and wick composition.

Answer 3

Oh, dude, Lewis and Clark didn't actually eat candles. They were explorers, not snack enthusiasts. They probably had better things to munch on during their expedition, like jerky or whatever was lying around in the wilderness. So, yeah, no candle buffet for those guys.

Answer 4

When their expedition ran out of food while traveling through the Bitterroot Mountains which are near the Rockies.