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During World War I, soldiers primarily consumed rations that included canned meats, hardtack biscuits, and preserved fruits and vegetables. These rations were designed for long shelf life and portability, often supplemented by whatever fresh food could be sourced locally. Civilians at home faced food shortages and were encouraged to grow "victory gardens" to supplement their diets with fresh produce. Overall, the war significantly impacted food availability and consumption patterns for both soldiers and civilians.

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