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’A Viking diet?’

This is my (Karen) opinion on Ana’s article

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’A Viking diet?’

This is my (Ana) opinion on this article:

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/news/2017/02/eat-like-viking-food-cooking-diet-fare/ by National Geopraphics

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Food fact #2

Did you know that the most common cooking method for Vikings was boiling? 

They used to boil the meats in a pit lined with wood and water. To raise the temperature to boiling, hot stones were dropped while herbs and spices were added to season the meats. Another popular way to cook meats for the vikings was roasting.  

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Food fact #1

Did you know that because of a dinner in Valhalla going wrong, 13 was considered an unlucky number.

Loki came uninvited to a dinner in Valhalla as the 13th guest. He ordered Hoder (the blind god of darkness) to shoot Balder (the beautiful god of joy). But Balder was very loved by Odin, so when he died the world turned dark and 13 became an unlucky number.