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Supersizers go Edwardian.

September 15th 2011 10:56
: Television series
: on Edwardian food
King Edward
Edwardian food was rich and plentiful
The history of British food should be important to Australian cuisine as it is the origin of what our ancestors used to put on their tables.

The Edwardian episode and the first of Supersizers discovers the food of the time of King Edward (1901-1910) and we are looking at a plethora of fatty, high protein food. Breakfast alone is eggs, bacon, sausages, kedgerie and so much more.

Hosts Sue Perkins and Giles Coren, dressed in Edwardian garb, experience the diets and fads and even the style of mastication that took place in that of our ancestors.

It was a time of five meals a day and even concerns about obesity.

Having tea was a graceful event where afternoon tea was potted shrimps and drop scones while it seemed conversation was restricted to how the 'sewing was going'.

You can check out the episode here Supersizers

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