The people of Pompeii were Romans, so they ate Roman food. The poor could only afford to eat bread and other grain-based foods. Rich people ate cranes, doves, duck, fig-peckers, peacocks and ostriches
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Some minstrels were more or less permanently employed at a court. They ate well, and ate the foods of the servants, or better foods, depending on circumstances. People in those days at a lot of bread, vegetables, and some meats, especially if they had the money to do so. Most minstrels had very precarious circumstances, travelling around and making their way with their music. They ate whatever they could get, with a lot of variation.
In 202 BC the Romans had the same foods as always, breads, beans, various grains, meats, fish, cheese, olives, figs, celery and other fresh fruits and vegetables. Even in times of famine, these foods were there, but not readily available.
They ate the healthy foods such as bread and vegies. Nah im just fu**ing with ya. I don't really know
Medieval kings typically ate a hearty breakfast consisting of bread, ale, and meat such as bacon or fish. They also enjoyed fruits, nuts, and sometimes cheese or eggs. The specific foods varied depending on the region and availability, but the general trend was a combination of protein-rich and carbohydrate-rich foods to provide energy for the day ahead.
They ate things such as stuffed doormouse and fruit salads, they ate a-lot, there were about ten courses.what other foods did the eat. I need more information.salad, stuffed olives, oysters, baby pig, boars head, lobster, stuffed dates, honey cakes, ostrichDuring dinner parties, rich Romans made complex meals to impress their friends.they ate plates full of peacock tongues and one very complicated meal was stuffing a chicken inside a duck, the duck in a goose, the goose in a pig and the pig in a cow and cooking it all together! Usually drank water and wine with meals. Also had apples, grapes, wheat and barley.The more expensive food and more desirable, like oranges and lemons, which were very expensive.