二战时各国的伙食标准（World food standards during World War II）.doc

二战时各国的伙食标准（World food standards during World War II） World food standards during World War II Soviet diet According to records, black bread saved at least 400 thousand peoples lives, maintaining nearly 10 million peoples fighting capacity. Its formula is simple, but the baking process is complex and accurate, usually three days. During the battle of Stalingrad, Soviet commander of hunger often put all the army personnel wear watches or rings together for the exchange to swallow black bread and meat sausage. United States Aid canned luncheon meat was originally a staple of World War II coalition forces, former Soviet leader Khrushchev even said, no canned luncheon meat, our soldiers will have no food to eat.. The Soviet Armys internal price was two watches, a whole loaf of black bread. When the supply was poor, a loaf of black bread was a ration for 10 soldiers a day. Soviet soldiers meals usually include cabbage soup boiled buckwheat soup Shchi and Kasha. These are standard raw materials in the Russian countryside. An old Russian says, Shchi EE. Kasha, Pisha Nasha. The meaning is: cabbage soup and boiled buckwheat soup, we often eat. The usual additional foods are tea, coffee, salt, bread, macaroni, salted fish or canned meat. Food in the United States is common and is usually calculated. The food offered through the Lend Lease provides half a pound of weight per day for the army of twelve million people in the war. The food was common before 1943, and 43 years later, materials from the Lend Lease were also common. These ingredients are commonly known as second fronts and egg powder is called Roosevelts egg.. The aid materials include flour, dry peas, beans, sugar and canned meat. And so on Tushonka Butter [a substance made from gel precipitation, vegetables, oils, margarine, canned or lump dried milk, dried eggs, coarse flour, and coffee. Although the supply of coffee has been uninterrupted, tea is still a traditional drink. Vodka and other alcoholic beverages are