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What is the oldest common food in the typical western diet? (lemmy.world)

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Of the things available to most of us, what are common and the oldest things we might find on a store shelf?

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 6 months ago

In my parts of the world, meat and eggs definitely are the way to go. Nothing grows but grass. Definitely Mountain Goat 🐐 and Highland Cow 🐄 and animals like those. Maybe some herbs to go with that, but crops - nah, not up here.