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The foreign confectioneries that Mamiya-san makes are so delicious ❤
Exquisite indeed
Aunty Akagi and Aunty Kaga, isn't it rare for you to eat foreign food?
What do you mean by that?
Before the war, didn't we only eat Japanese food?
*snap*
Yes
No, during the Edo period we ate western food as well... we certainly ate properly. Kaga, read out the list.
Chinese style!
Wonton Chinese soba Siu mai
Lyonnaise potato
Tomato salad Celery salad
Wonderful appetizers
Eh? What the heck is this?
Oden!!
Aah, I can remember that fascinating taste
Ah, it's good. I think I might like this...
It was root beer.
Root Beer: A kind of non-alcoholic carbonated beverage. A drink with a unique flavour, that is said to taste like Salonpas.
Oh! You're talking about cooking?
I get it, I get it, I'm sorry
She's speaking in Chinese, but the food is Japanese?
The dessert's here!
If that's the case, my head chef brought back a DELICIOUS drink from America desu ❤
The Japanese Navy's warships have ramune dispensing machines, but I guess even they don't have something like this?
Eeeh... what is it? What is it?
Oh! My bad
From "Gourmet Story of HMI Navy" , we have: Akagi and Isonami's Chicken Rice! Maya and Yura's Fricassee! Aoba's Beef Cutlets! The Omelet Rice in Yamato's secret menu! etc. From a long time ago, the Navy was already aggressively adopting foreign foods into our menu, you see?
Mamiya Ca-
Mmmmm ❤
That was the first part of "The Navy's Culinary Research Collection", 1932 edition
In addition, from Meiji-era records we can already find references to "Mashed Potatoes" and "Scrambled Eggs"
It later became known as "Mitsuya Cider"
Its "Hirano Water", a naturally carbonated beverage
Mitsuya Hirano Water
This brand of mineral water quickly became popular
Tomato cream soup,
Ise prawn croquette,
That's Japanese food, innit.
Hamburg Steak
Danbooru

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【艦これ】海軍の食あれこれ【史実】

参考:「絶品!海軍グルメ物語」「写真で見る海軍糧食史」「海軍食グルメ物語」など

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    The foreign confectioneries that Mamiya-san makes are so delicious ❤
    Exquisite indeed
    Aunty Akagi and Aunty Kaga, isn't it rare for you to eat foreign food?
    What do you mean by that?
    Before the war, didn't we only eat Japanese food?
    *snap*
    Yes
    No, during the Edo period we ate western food as well... we certainly ate properly. Kaga, read out the list.
    Chinese style!
    Wonton Chinese soba Siu mai
    Lyonnaise potato
    Tomato salad Celery salad
    Wonderful appetizers
    Eh? What the heck is this?
    Oden!!
    Aah, I can remember that fascinating taste
    Ah, it's good. I think I might like this...
    It was root beer.
    Root Beer: A kind of non-alcoholic carbonated beverage. A drink with a unique flavour, that is said to taste like Salonpas.
    Oh! You're talking about cooking?
    I get it, I get it, I'm sorry
    She's speaking in Chinese, but the food is Japanese?
    The dessert's here!
    If that's the case, my head chef brought back a DELICIOUS drink from America desu ❤
    The Japanese Navy's warships have ramune dispensing machines, but I guess even they don't have something like this?
    Eeeh... what is it? What is it?
    Oh! My bad
    From "Gourmet Story of HMI Navy" , we have: Akagi and Isonami's Chicken Rice! Maya and Yura's Fricassee! Aoba's Beef Cutlets! The Omelet Rice in Yamato's secret menu! etc. From a long time ago, the Navy was already aggressively adopting foreign foods into our menu, you see?
    Mamiya Ca-
    Mmmmm ❤
    That was the first part of "The Navy's Culinary Research Collection", 1932 edition
    In addition, from Meiji-era records we can already find references to "Mashed Potatoes" and "Scrambled Eggs"
    It later became known as "Mitsuya Cider"
    Its "Hirano Water", a naturally carbonated beverage
    Mitsuya Hirano Water
    This brand of mineral water quickly became popular
    Tomato cream soup,
    Ise prawn croquette,
    That's Japanese food, innit.
    Hamburg Steak

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