Gruel

The gruel was bland and tasteless, but at least it filled their stomachs.

She added some sugar and cinnamon to her gruel to make it more flavorful.

The gruel was cold by the time he got to the table.

The gruel was too watery, so she added more oats.

The orphanage served gruel for breakfast every day.

During wartime, people had to make do with whatever ingredients they had, often resulting in a diet of gruel.

In some cultures, gruel is a traditional food served during times of mourning.

The sailors survived on gruel during their long journey.

The sailors survived on a diet of gruel and water during their long voyage.

In some cultures, gruel is believed to have healing properties and is given to the sick or weak.

When I was sick, my mother used to make me gruel to help me feel better.

The old woman made gruel for herself every morning.

The gruel was thick and lumpy, making it difficult to eat.

Gruel was a common meal in prisons because it was cheap and easy to prepare.

The prisoners were served gruel for every meal.

The coach encouraged his athletes to eat a bowl of gruel before every practice to give them energy for the workout.

The teacher showed her students how to make gruel in their science class.

The poor family could only afford to eat gruel for dinner.