Bone soup, grease grits, hardtack, grog or ale, salted beef, black bean hash, fresh eggs, bacon, pancakes, waffles, crepe's Croissants, muffins, yogurt with granola, little beef sausages, fresh vegetables, and sometimes ice cream. As a special treat on Pirate Holiday the Captain would serve them T-bone steaks, baked potatoes with broccoli, Texas toast, Caesar salad and for dessert,flambe cherries jubilee.
Grilled trout almond and oysters Rockefeller were served every Sunday after church services followed by a snifter of fine brandy.
A dish called Salmagundi was also popular among sailors and pirates. It was made of whatever was available. Often, the dish included chopped meat ( beef, fish, chicken, pig, turtle, etc.), eggs, anchovies, onions, grapes, cabbage and herring. Salt, pepper, garlic, oil and vinegar were often used as seasoning. It was made in large quantities and could keep pirates going for almost a week or more.
On ships in the 1600-1800's dried meat, stale water, lots of ale, hard tack, maybe a bit of fruit that they picked up here and there. The ships had no head, kitchen, or cooking area. There were no sleeping areas ( only for the Captain) They were not on a pleasure cruise.
Modern day pirates eat much the same as anyone else.
Pirates took a certain ammount of food . drink with them,
mainly biscuits, and Limes, and alcohol
Biscuits because they were good for fat, and fiber etc ect
Limes because they prevented Scurvy, which is a disease of the gums.
Alcohol because sea water is too salty thus dangers for you, milk would go sour, and pop hadn't been invented.
alcohol then was the only other option, i believe pirates are portrayed as rum drinkers because at the time rum was cheap.
alcohol doesn't go off either. and the yeast in it also has benefits
i suppose when they needed more they'd make port and buy/steal more.
or else, send out a boat to sore with a lesser known pirate (as not to provoke an attack) to bring back the goods.
alchohol and fish
fish bread, and lemons to prevent scervy
they eat fish, and onlyy the rich people eat meat and drink beer
what did poor people eat and drink in the victorian era
anything really, they eat and drink the same as us. the only thing that is common in Frace and uncommon inIreland is snails and slugs.
they got to eat a penis and boobs
Pirates usually drink Port and beer.
rum
yes they did because they would be trap and pirates do drink a lot of beer so yeah
There is no specific term "pirates quaf." It seems to be a combination of the words "pirate" and "quaff," which means to drink heartily.
rum
Yes Pirates ate muffins.
booze
Pirates drink mostly Rum. They are mostly well known for drinking Rum although they sometimes also drink ale, beer, or plain water.
pirates were not warm in there clothes so they used to drink rum and dance insted
Hard Tack sea biscuits - kind of like our modern days crackersHoney cake (Swedish, early 17th century)Some pirates instead had a liquid dessert of:Bombo/bumboo - mixture of rum, water, sugar, and nutmeg.Rumfustian drink - blended raw eggs with sugar, sherry, gin, and beer.BeerSherryBrandyPortHope this helps!
the pirates did not eat sweets as they couldn't access them. Sweets (candy) did not exist in those days.
Food that you eat.