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Everyday Foods in War Time

CHAPTER III
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They live, as it were, from hand to mouth.

Anyone accustomed to eating meat will have an unsatisfied feeling at first after a meal without meat.

The same is true of other highly flavored foods.

It is well for the cook to bear this in mind and serve a few rather highly seasoned dishes when there is no meat on the bill of fare.

A very sweet dessert will often satisfy this peculiar sensation, and it can be allayed, at least in part, by the drinking of water some little time after the meal.
Such a sensation will pass away when one becomes accustomed to the change in diet.


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