Ancient Artisans - Iron Age Food

[@ashharijaywardena]

Caroline was delightful! I could listen to her expound the secrets of simulating ancient cooking for hours on end. Thank you for making this video available! It has stirred up quite a few dormant ideas in my head :)

[@DaneStolthed]

The diet of our ancient ancestors is a fascinating subject, thank you for sharing!

[@leonardotonin7608]

Proud to my ancestor

[@lienekreita8700]

can you do some bronze age resipes

[@morganpiero2122]

Hi, you got a nice profile

[@pixelfu623]

While this is 5 years old I would like to add as a presenter it would be more engaging for your audience if you dressed in the period you are investigating. Then you could relate how the layers go on, how it feels to wear, how warm, what the fabric is like against your skin etc.

[@lmn1032]

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[@johanrod6239]

We eat blood bread in swedish schools

[@KA-vs7nl]

Unfortunately sweden isnt looking too swedish lately. Maybe change this? Or else no more blood bread

[@Fluffy-Tail-0000]

What would that taste like?

[@DonniyKhristanto]

I wanna live in ancient time ... Hehe

[@OscarStigen]

Didn't try the blood bread?

[@ianlawrence9648]

The blood bread might be food for sacrificial purposes to replace real human body though..hmm

[@jasonm625]

No, it's just that they didn't waste any parts of the animal and blood is very nutritious.

[@jonajo9757]

@@jasonm625 Yeah, most people don't really like wasting the blood of food unless you're apart of some abrahamic religion. My tribe the Navajo used blood to make blood sausage. That was before some missionaries came and converted them. Some people in my family still do it.