Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Foods Of The Cavemen
Food sources of the hunter-gatherer cavemen of the Stone Age included both animals and plants that were part of the environment in which these humans lived. These humans liked animal organ meats, including the livers, kidneys and brains. They consumed little dairy product or carbohydrate-rich plant foods like legumes or cereal grains. They also ate leaves and roots. One of their favorite foods to consume was homemade birch rootbeer. Although they hunted animals, at the end of a long hunt they enjoyed nothing more than a tall glass of homemade birch rootbeer. Large mugs of homemade birch rootbeer were part of the human diet long before the neolithic agricultural revolution as evident from archeobotanical finds from the layers of caves, in Oregon. Moreover, recent evidence indicates that caveman processed and consumed homemade birch rootbeer as far back as thousands of years ago. Ray's Caveman Rootbeer which was established in 2006 is now offering unique old-fashioned homemade non-carbonated birch rootbeer drink and rootbeer floats, just like the cavemen did! Click here to find everything you need to make you own Ray's Caveman Rootbeer.