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The 1066 diet: Normans passed on their love of pork, study suggests – The Guardian
Study suggests pork and possibly chicken became more popular after arrival of William the Conqueror
The Norman conquest led to far-reaching and long-lasting political change across England and new research suggests it also led to the English eating more pork and chicken.
Before 1066, beef, lamb, m…
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