Uh. So blood pie isn’t that strange
I-… it’s… it’s still pretty unique in the grand scheme of BREAD. But …I guess that’s cool
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Uh. So blood pie isn’t that strange
I-… it’s… it’s still pretty unique in the grand scheme of BREAD. But …I guess that’s cool
If there's research on this please send it to me.
Ancient people with iron deficiency nomming on literally anything with blood in it, if it looked red and was edible it was getting used to nourish the blood. Those people would've LOVED iron gummies.
Source? Going into the vitamin aisle in the modern day and seeing all the iron gummies GONE.
There's definitely a chance that women who experience heavy periods were given blood based foods to replenish the blood supply. Or sucking on cooked bone marrow, along with medicines and herbs that curbed the pain from cramps.
yall think the herons ever made blood bread
A loaf of bread filled with blood was placed in her oven by Kristen Kilar for protection. FBI Agent Fox Mulder goes on the explain that, "legends in Eastern European countries, its said that one can protect oneself biting bread filled with blood." (TXF: "3")