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pemmican straight Fur Trade, Hist. 
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See also: pemmican (def. 1)
- 1926 The kind largely in vogue with the voyageurs was "pemmican straight." This was un-cooked, and was eaten after mixing it with a little flour and frying it in a pan. The appetite had to be sharp and there had to be nothing else to eat to make "pemmican straight" seem palatable.
- 1926 The kind largely in vogue with the voyageurs was "pemmican straight." This was un-cooked, and was eaten after mixing it with a little flour and frying it in a pan. The appetite had to be sharp and there had to be nothing else to eat to make "pemmican straight" seem palatable.