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Captain dinner
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in the kitchen straight up makign it. and by "it". haha, well, lets juts say, my hard tack :3
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thoughts on hard tack
hard tack is ideal: hard - tasty - infinite shelf life - stylish
hard tack Can and Should replace all food and drink containers
hard tack didn't fail during the civil war and it shan't fail now
hard tack is great and anyone who disagrees is a coward afraid of innovation
call now to get a full dining set of hard tack for your stylish modern home
hard tack is the future, it is everything we are striving to achieve
idk hard tack is bad (wrong answer)
An hexagonal ship's biscuit, painted with a picture of a warship within a lifebelt inscribed H.M.S Lancaster, c. 1906
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Relatable seafaring memes from the 18th century
New diet craze: things you'd find in the main character of a dystopian YA novel's "pack of rations"
Civil War Soldier's Mess 1861 - 1865
Hardtack is the name given to a thick cracker made of flour, water, and sometimes salt. While it has been called by several nicknames, the Union Army of the Potomac referred to the ration as hardtack, and the name stuck. When stored properly, hardtack would last for years. Because it could be prepared cheaply and would last so long, hardtack was the most convenient food for soldiers. The army furnished hardtack by weight, but in most units the biscuits were doled out by number, with a ration generally being nine or ten.
Credit: Virginia Dell Sours Atkinson, C. F. Ray Sours, and John A. Sours