Depending on their economic status, Spaniards' diets in the 1500's could vary widely. Starches such as rice, semolina and peas beans and oats made up the bulk of the diet for the poor. While the upper classes could enjoy roasted meat as well. No parts of the animals were wasted and stews and soups were popular. All drank semi-Alcoholic Beverages except for the very poor. In addition, New World discoveries such as coffee and chocolate gained popularity with the nobility.
There are a number of different foods that were consumed in the early 1500s. These foods included breads and different meats.
Bread, meat, fish and wine are the most common and popular foods in 1500s.
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Spaniards originally made tapas to cover the top of drinks and keep flies out. Now they are common at many restaurants and bars. They eat them because they are delicious, and because there is a social side to standing around and enjoying them.
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Spaniards eat a lot of fresh food, so they go grocery shopping often. So this is False. -Joseph
Spaniards eat a lot of fresh food, so they go grocery shopping often. So this is False. -Joseph
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they usually eat chappas
they ate things like meats and dairys and breads. they drank things like water and wine.
they eat food
you can only eat barley sugars and only drink water during the food famine.
They eat choclate
Usually during Diwali Hindus eat their traditional food. Sometimes during makarsankranti or holi, they also eat their tradiTional food. Rarely they also cook traditional food during other minor festivals as well.
they eat what they want to eat