What is Larder? If anglo-Saxons retained meat and perishable food in fat or leather, they were making their meals easier than modern-day Europeans were than Germans. Because the Pantry is Jorman French and comes from the word for bread, (pay) so either word is acceptable for food storage, and are interchanged regularly in the UK

still.

What is Larder? If anglo-Saxons retained meat and perishable food in fat or leather, they were making their meals easier than modern-day Europeans were than Germans. Because the Pantry is Jorman French and comes from the word for bread, (pay) so either word is acceptable for food storage, and are interchanged regularly in the UK

still.

What is Larder? If anglo-Saxons retained meat and perishable food in fat or leather, they were making their meals easier than modern-day Europeans were than Germans. Because the Pantry is Jorman French and comes from the word for bread, (pay) so either word is acceptable for food storage, and are interchanged regularly in the UK

still.