The Romans did not have pack lunches. Most Romans ate at the themopolium (plural thermopolia), which was a bakery. The word was Greek and meant "a place where (something) hot is sold" It sold ready to eat food and it has been considered the forerunners of restaurant and the food they served had been compared to today's fast food. It served the poor who did not have a private kitchen. It had a counter at the front with recesses for heat efficient containers. Many had dining areas at the back. However, most people eat their food on benches along the sidewalk.
Most Romans lived on the upper floors of the insulae (apartment blocks four to seven floors high) which had small and overcrowded rooms with no running water, cooking facilities or toilets. People went there only to sleep and lived outdoors. They went to outdoors public toilets and to the public baths and eat outdoors. Bread and other grain based foods were all that the poor could afford. Therefore, the bakeries were the places where the food they ate was made and sold. The bakeries were extremely busy and, due to the masses of customers, people ate sitting on outdoors benches. The thermopolia were scorned by the upper classes who had a kitchen in their domus (detached house).
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It is estimated that about 5 billion school lunches are served to students every year in the United States. The School Lunch Program has been successful since its inception in 1946.
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They sharpened there sticks and packed there lunches mmm... raw panda
If you mean the ones from the kinzville acemedy, you drag it into your room just like a gift. it will open and you will get the contents.
they should be, school dinners at my school are sickly, at least 5 people puke every day when they eat them!
There is nothing wrong with crisps, just be sure they have the sunflower logo on them, that way they aren't as bad as other crisps.
Judith M. Funnell has written: 'The nutritional implications of cafeteria style school meals and packed lunches'
"Boys'" is the plural possessive form, so it would be used like this: She packed the boys' lunches and set them on the counter.
the plural for lunch is lunches
Yes, lunches is the correct spelling.
Those women's lunches . . . I do not know the context.
The typical lunchtime in the UK is from 12 - 1pm. People eat packed lunches or go to the cafeteria to eat. People might also go to a restaurant or cafe.
I am meeting my friend for lunch tomorrow at noon.
Many wealthy people from Washington, including congressmen and their families, packed picnic lunches and drove their carriages to the battlefield expecting to watch an easy Union victory.