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On the ration
Eight months, off and on, so far, living on 1940s food rations.
Weekly rations per person (1945)
These are our rations since February
Bacon and ham - 4oz/115g
Red meat - £1.32 (adjusted for inflation)
Eggs - 1
Powdered egg - 0.25 packet
Cheese - 2oz/55g
Butter, Margarine & Lard - 8oz/230g
Sugar - 8oz/230g
Tea - 2oz/60g
Jam & Marmalade - 4oz/115g
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Rationing in Britain
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Two Cooks and a Cabbage
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