14th century candy for the road

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Travellers gut is real even with modern food standards, I imagine it would be worse back then.

You had to make it yourself? I ate that yesterday and have some for the rest of the month.

Sugar? In 14 century? Honey yes, but sugar was a luxury.

I am still recovering from pocket soup. I made my friend watch with me yesterday as I was making things.

Sounds like something that would have been very luxurious to have in medieval Europe

You are a practicing homosexual.

@worldagainstjos Tasty medieval peanut brittle. Also idk why but even though I'm following you, I literally only see your posts when Jose retweets them. Twitter is weird.

This looks delicious. Also looks like it would give people caries in record time.

People are not used to other countries bacteria so eating the local food can make you sick even if it's not harmful to the locals , it takes some time to get used to the local bacteria

In Brazil we call it urchin’s foot

This is indian chikki.

I wonder if this was inspired by Pasteli

recipe aside, today i learned that people made pilgrimages to canterbury

Pinenuts are pricy, we just use peanuts today

@MARIMARI_EN hungry?

i feel quite hungry

@histofevery_yt2

How about pemican? The ultimate travel food.

Looks like pine-nut-brittle