Boring History for Sleep | Midnight Snacks in the Middle Ages
#art #history #sleep #sleeppodcast #boringhistory Fall asleep to the soft crackle of medieval snacks. In this sleepy audio documentary, we explore what peasants, monks, and nobles actually ate when they wanted a treat — from cheesy curds and turnip pies to fish skin cracklings and blood pudding balls. Relax, learn,…
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