"The Wagon Peoples grow no food, nor do they have manufacturing as we know it. They are herders and it is said, killers. They eat nothing that has touched the dirt. They live on the meat and milk of the bosk."
Nomads of Gor

What follows is a list of the most common foods on Gor. As people from all kinds of Gorean places visit Kataii, most are available here. Those of Wagon Camps are encouraged, however, to follow the quote from Nomads of Gor.

Still, I'd like to make a few comments on the above quote. First, it is about eating, not drinking, so teas brewed of leaves, juices or drinks brewed with grains or hops are not included.

Next it says wagon people "live" on the meat and milk of the bosk. It does not say "They live exclusively on the meat and milk of the bosk.." So the sentence literally means that the meat and milk are the principle portions of the wagon people's diet, not necessarily the only portions.

Finally, it says wagon people "eat nothing that has touched the dirt." This means that wagon people should not eat roots, tubers or other foods that grow on or in the ground though foods that grow above ground do not touch dirt and are apparently acceptable. How strict or how liberal individuals wish to follow the quote above is up to personal preference.

Food

Fruit

apricots	as on Earth
berries	as on Earth
dates	as on Earth
grapes	as on Earth
melons	as on Earth
yellow peach	as on Earth
yellow pear	as on Earth
plum	as on Earth
pomegranates	as on Earth
raisins	as on Earth
strawberries	as on Earth
cherries	as on Earth
red olives	like Earth olives
Torian olives	like Earth olives
larma	There are two varieties of larma, a hard larma and a segmented juicy larma. The hard variety is red with a crunchy shell like an apple. It has a single-seed, a large stone, and thus is also called a pit fruit. If a slave offers a larma to her Master, it is a plea to be raped. The segmented type is more similar to an orange.
ram-berries	Ram-berries are small, succulent reddish berries with edible seeds. It islike a tiny plum.
Tospit	The tospit is a yellowish-white peachlike fruit, about the size of a plum.It has a fairly hard-fleshed fruit and a bitter taste. It is commonly eaten sliced withhoney, used in syrups, or its juices used as a flavoring. It usually has an odd number of seeds except for the rare, long-stemmed variety.
Ta Grapes	They may be the size of a tiny plum and are often peeled by slaves before eaten.

Vegetables

cabbage	as on Earth
carrot	as on Earth
corn	as on Earth
garlic	as on Earth
mushroom	as on Earth
peas	as on Earth
pepper	as on Earth
pumpkin	as on Earth
radish	as on Earth
squash	as on Earth
turnips	as on Earth
katch	a foliated leaf vegetable, likely similar to lettuce, cabbage or spinach.
kort	a brown and thick-skinned, sphere-shaped vegetable which is about six inches wide. The interior is yellow, fibrous and heavily seeded. It grows in the Tahari region and is often served sliced with melted cheese and nutmeg.
suls	Suls are a tuberous vegetable like a potato. They are large, thick-skinned, starchy, and yellow-fleshed. There are a thousand ways to prepare and serve suls.
vangis	Vangis are an unknown type of produce. They are mentioned though neverdescribed in the novels.

Meat

tarsk	Tarsk is rather salty, like pork. Stored wrapped in rep cloth in the serving wagon, this meat is roasted and commonly stuffed with suls and peppers.
tabuk	Stored wrapped in rep cloth in the chilling pit, roasted or grilled is the preferable way to serve this meat.
bosk	cook and serve as Earth beef is cooked and served.
verr	Stored in chilling pit, wrapped in rep cloth. Verr meat must be steamed in the ground wrapped in leaves for the whole day. This prevents it from being bitter and stringy.
vulo	Vulo is caught fresh and slaughtered the same day it is prepared. Roasted on a spit, or baked, stuffed with herbs, grains and spices.
tumits:	Stored in the chilling pit, wrapped in rep cloth. These birds are served roasted or in a stew.
sausages	Stored in the chilling pit, wrapped in rep cloth. Made from varities of meats.

Seafood

carp	A large carp from the river Vosk.
clams	prepared as on Earth
oysters	prepared as on Earth
eel	prepared as on Earth
crayfish	prepared as on Earth
grunt	A fish of the cold Northern waters
shark	These fish are large and carnivorous, found in the marshes of the delta; sliced thick into steaks
parsit	This is a thin silvery fish found in the cold waters of the North. Torvaldslanders dry and salt the fish, one of its main exports; they also add it to the gruel of bond-maids.
Cosian wing fish	This is a tiny blue saltwater fish with four poisonous spines on itsdorsal fin; its liver is considered a delicacy in the city of Turia.
Salt Thassa fish	A small fish from the gleaming Thassa, served baked, steamed or broiled.

Dairy

butter	Churned from the milk of the Bosk or the Verr. stored in the chilling pit.
cheese	Pressed from the milk of the Bosk, Verr and Kailla, these cheeses are sharp in taste and travel well, resisting mold in their hard rinds. Cheeses are stored in the chilling pit.
eggs	Eggs of the vulo. Eggs are cooked the same as Earth chicken eggs.

Grains

Sa-Tarna bread	Flat, round, six-sectioned yellow bread made from Sa-Tarna grains.
beans	prepared as on Earth
rice	prepared as on Earth

Desserts

chocolate
pudding
pastries
molasses
honey
hard candy
mint stick
tastas	Tastas, also known as stick candies, are soft, rounded, succulent candies, usually covered with a coating of syrup or fudge, and mounted on a stick like a candy apple.
flavored ice
nuts
candied fruit

Spices

sugar	There are at least four varieties of different sugars including white and yellow. Not all of the types of sugar are listed though so various other colored-sugars may exist. Red sugar is a real possibility.
salt	various salts including red and yellow salt
nutmeg
cinnamon
cloves
spikenard
hotpepper

Food Storage

Bota	Verr skin bag insulated to hold liquid
Ale	Stored in chilling pit in kegs
Blackwine	Stored in containers in serving wagon, copper pots on the fires.
Chocolate	Stored in  a container of the counter in serving wagon
Cosian Wine	Stored in chilling pit in bottles
Juice	Stored in chilling pit in pitchers
Ka-la-na	Stored in chilling pit in bottles
Mead	Stored in chilling pit in bota or cask
Milk	Stored in flagons in chilling pit
Paga	Stored in chilling pit in bota, bottles or casks
Ta-wine	Stored in bottles in chilling pit
Water	Stored in barrels, and casks, Spring water stored in bottles.
Butter	Found in chilling pit
Cheese	Found in chilling pit
Meat & Fish	Found in chilling pit wrapped in rep clothes
Veg & Fruit	Kept in cool storage in serving wagon
Nuts and Grains	Kept in a cool dry storage cupboard in serving wagon
Salts, Sugar,& Spices	Stored in small containers on the counter in the serving wagon
***********	THERE ARE MORE DRY GOODS (non perishable) IN THE FREIGHT WAGONS