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The HIDDEN Reason Civil War Soldiers HAD to Eat Hardtack

Long-form9:13EntertainmentPublished Sep 12, 2026, 7:45 PM · 5w ago
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civil war food, hardtack, historical food A column of soldiers stops for the night along a muddy road, somewhere between one battle and the next. Fires get lit, coffee gets boiled, and from almost every knapsack comes the same dull, dry biscuit that shows up at nearly every meal, whether anyone wants it there or not. In today's video, we look at The HIDDEN Reason Civil War Soldiers HAD to Eat Hardtack … Keep watching to see civil war food, hardtack, historical food. Also check out: https://youtu.be/DQr76AxUFYE #foodhistory #tastinghistory #americancivilwar
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Civil War foodSoldier rationsHardtackCivil War coffeeSalt porkMilitary mealsUnion army foodConfederate army dietCivil War cooking19th century foodHistorical foodArmy survivalCivil War historySoldier lifeBattlefield rations

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