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ItΒ΄s absolutely necessary to include the clack clack anytime hardtack is mentioned. If not, Max will invade your kitchen and starts cooking garum
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Ill always remember the time i ate only hardtack for the better part of a day, started thinking "hey this stuff really isnt so bad" then later i ate some watermelon and the amount of flavor nearly killed me. I can only imagine what its like for a sailor having his first piece of real food in months
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"6, 7, 8 pieces of ships biscuits"
sighs and checks comments
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American sailors who made fish stews and soups would often include some hard tack. They threw a few pucks in and let them basically dissolve into the stew and it would thicken the broth while giving it a white color. Thatβs where clam chowder comes from
19K | 66
We are truly blessed to have literal cities floating over oceans with the variety of food beyond our imagination.
13K | 43
I can't not hear Max going clack clack with his silly expression whenever someone utters "hard tac."
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as soon as I heard 6-7 i flinched like a dog with PTSD
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I remember reading about sailors in the old days when I was in the Navy. Made me happy I served in the 1980's and not the 1880's! Chow on the USS Guam was better than I had at home, so I had zero complaints.
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There is certain poetic irony in being surrounded by a massive body of water but only getting to eat the most driest thing.
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In UK Sign Language, the gesture for "biscuit" is to tap a cupped hand twice on your elbow, which is thought to represent the action of breaking a hard ship's biscuit to check for weevils; essentially mimicking the act of breaking a hard biscuit into smaller pieces. I found this out when my son was at school with a deaf girl.
1.5K | 18
67 is like flying cars to shorts π΄ββ
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Sire! We are running out of cannon balls!
Use the damn hard tacks!
6K | 24
Itβs actually kinda crazy how taking water out of food basically makes it immortal
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The "hard tack" ( CLACK CLACK ) is NECESSARY.
They said, a certain Max Miller smile everytime you clack a hard tack.
2K | 4
Tiktok has destroyed my brain bruh.. I flinched after hearing "67"
131 | 6
"It doesn't go bad"... that implies it was once good.
11K | 38
I cannot hear (klack klack) without invisioning Max Miller's cheery face.
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Hard tack (clack clack)
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I braced for impact when I heard β6, 7β π
299 | 9
@Legal_Leg
6 months ago
Basically,food to make sure you dont starve to death,you will starve,but you wont starve to death
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