eating raw meat in the midwest was literally normal like 30 years ago

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children here were also spoke german in school until the early 20th century. cultural genocide. i've friends with majority german ancestry as well, some more recent than mine and in all cases there was a marked drop off in cultural transmission through the 1900s, very distinct generational gaps.



read the comments on this. wisconsin is more scandinavian than german but whatever
@NORDEN SLAVORUM @ey88

 

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The salt and seasonings makes me cringe

 

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children here were also spoke german in school until the early 20th century. cultural genocide. i've friends with majority german ancestry as well, some more recent than mine and in all cases there was a marked drop off in cultural transmission through the 1900s, very distinct generational gaps.



read the comments on this. wisconsin is more scandinavian than german but whatever
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The Mongols ate meat raw too

 

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my great grandma died last year and it's just weird to think how different things were. she had like 10 siblings, her parents seemingly had a strong german identity, etc.

 

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The salt and seasonings makes me cringe

What about the bread?

 

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What about the bread?

Salt and seasonings is more poisonous to me

 

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@cromagnon

 

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Yeah Midwest is based

 

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Come to germany bro

We eat raw pork every day here