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Did British army soldiers have ration books and how did the rations work when they were home on leave?

Yes, British army soldiers were issued ration books during their service, especially during World War II, to manage food scarcity and ensure fair distribution. When soldiers were home on leave, they could use their ration books to obtain food items, but their rations were generally reduced compared to those of civilians. This system aimed to support the war effort while allowing soldiers to supplement their diet with available civilian food supplies. Rationing ensured that both military personnel and civilians had access to essential food items during times of scarcity.


What was a vegetarians diet in rationing during World War 2?

The Vegetarian Society suggests that instead of meat, vegetarian ration books allowed an extra egg and 3oz of extra cheese a week. But it doesn't say when this applied and whether this was a shell egg or powdered egg.http:/www.vegsoc.org/members/history/vegwar.html


What is the difference between a calorie and a Calorie, and how does it impact our understanding of nutrition and energy intake?

A calorie (lowercase c) is a unit of measurement for energy, while a Calorie (uppercase C) is commonly used to represent kilocalories in nutrition. This distinction can impact our understanding of nutrition and energy intake because it helps us accurately track the amount of energy we consume and expend through food and physical activity. By being aware of the difference between the two, we can make more informed choices about our diet and overall health.


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