Eating Like A Viking Might Sound Archaic, But It May Be Surprisingly Good For Your Health

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Moreover, it’s believed that the Vikings may have cooked certain meats by boiling them. For instance, meat was often tossed in a pot along with vegetables and left to simmer for several days to make a stew called skause. Its hearty broth would then be served with beans, grains and even the edible inner bark of the birch tree.

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