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RE: The great peanut buttering of 1982 - A story from my youth

in #humor3 years ago (edited)

I figured that, I was just being a wanker. Lol.

Lol...Churchy. Yeah, that's not me.

I really like the concept and the nature aspect of it. I'd like to know more. I guess another thing on the list of things I have to do in the next twenty years before I croak.

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Hey, maybe work will eventually cave and pay for it! You def should add it to your list of things of eventually...it's pretty cool

Do you know what snacks the Native Indians eat? I mean, not that it's important, but...Well, it's important. 😁

food lol. We eat the same as everyone else lmfao...burgers pizza cookies and milk ya know!

The traditional foods vary by region therefore vary by tribe/nation. Here in the west protein is centered around buffalo and elk. On the coasts it would be centered around local fisheries. Whatever wild fruits/berries/greens that grows in each location. I grew up on the coast near a salmon spawning river so I at that all the time + lobster& crab in the summer . Cod, halibut, other Atlantic fish.

There used to be this travelling snack called "Pemmican" it was a mixture of dried berries, ground jerkey and animal fat.

A lot of jerkey and smoked fish is often on the snackables menu.

Bannock is a no rise/yeast bread that gets fried...you can eat it like bread or make it thinner and turn ot into Indian tacos...the same as any other tacos just in frybread.

I was more thinking of traditional shacks like umm, acorns and fucken roots and tubers or whatever. 😁

Elk sounds ok, salmon, lobster and crab too. I can handle that. Bannock tacos will also be awesome. Pemmican sounds a lot like trail mix with a difference so I reckon I'll be gtg.

I'll live well it seems, during my training to become a native Indian. 😆

We don't eat pemmican anymore but it was like a super protein/high energy mix for long travels. Sounds gross but it used to be a thing. We have roots and stuff, yes, that is in the wild edibles, berries , wild veg classification I descried. It's just different all over Canada, it's a lot of land and not all the same! and there is too many to list. Many plants and their roots are edible. You can make a similar tasting drink o coffee with toasted dandelion roots.

Acorns are for squirrels, we eat the spruce tips...feels less scratchy on the tongue XD

You will survive just fine!

#bringpemmicanback
#welovepemmican
#pemmicanforpresident

Lol. I'm such an idiot sometimes mostly.

lol nothing wrong with having fun! I noticed everything seemed to taste good to you except buffalo...is that your spirit animal?