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Welcome to another episode of Boring History to Sleep, where tonight, we travel back to the grimy kitchens and crumbling huts of the Middle Ages to discover just how horrible medieval food really was.

🍲 No fridges. No seasoning. Just rot, rats, and regret.
Forget everything you know about comfort food. In this slow, immersive sleep story, you'll explore:

The never-ending pot of “perpetual pottage”

Bread so hard it could break teeth (and sometimes filled with sand!)

The terrifying "Hungry Gap" that starved entire villages

Illegal rabbit meat and the deadly risks of poaching

Why even drinking water was dangerous

And how people survived off moldy bread, wild nettles, and muddy stream water

This is not just a story—it's a nightmarishly realistic journey through medieval survival, told in poetic, dark, and sleep-friendly narration. Whether you’re here to fall asleep, learn something weird, or just appreciate how lucky you are to have real food—this one’s for you.

The brutal daily grind of 1840s pioneer life

Strange and hilarious true facts (yes, people brought pianos)

Diseases, stampedes, trail politics, and ghost towns

Historical commentary blended with dark humor and raw emotion

If you enjoy deep dives, atmospheric storytelling, and history that feels personal, this video was made for you.

📌 Historical Fact of the Day:
Over 400,000 people traveled the Oregon Trail between the 1830s and 1860s—and tens of thousands never made it. Think you could?

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