Anyone use a artificial peat bog for food storage?

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I saw an instructable on how to make a mini peat bog and I was wondering if anyone has done one to store perishable foods in wooden containers like back in ancient times in Scotland and ireland?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bog_butter#:~:text=Bog%20butter%20is%20an%20ancient,the%20Royal%20Irish%20Academy%2C%201857

https://www.instructables.com/Artificial-Peat-for-Carnivorous-Plants/

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Oh my goodness that makes a lot of sense!

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Riona Abhainn wrote:Oh my goodness that makes a lot of sense!

I was thinking it could be put in the bottom of a Persian windcatcher system to keep it cool.

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