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yes, grapes, apples, Pears, plums, apricots, figs, pomegranates and dates. The cultivation of peaches (which originated form Southeast Asia and China) and lemons (which originated from India, Burma and China) was introduced in the 1st century AD. Melons (which originated from Africa and south-western Asia) were introduced towards the end of the empire.
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What did the Romans eat that was sweet?
Fruit
What did the Ancient Romans eat for a snack?
Fruit.
Did the ancient romans eat fruit?
Yes.
What food did Romans soldiers eat?
fruit
What did the Romans eat in these days?
The Ancient Romans do not exist any longer, but they used to eat grain, vegetables, meat and fruit.
Why did Romans used to eat a diet of fruit and vegetable?
Because most of the peoples of the word eat fruit and veg. They are common in human diet. The Romans also ate meat and fish.
Did the Romans eat pastry?
Yes, the Romans had various types of pastry, some stuffed with meat or fruit.
Did Romans eat jam?
Not jam as such, but they could have had fruit purée etc.
Did the ancient Romans eat jam?
Not jam as such but probably fruit that was 'mashed - up'.
What did the Romans army eat?
The roman army eat meat,rice and any fruit they can find from Emma Evans and Ania Sopicka
What did the Romans eat in around AD 0?
If they were rich then they would eat meats and vegetables, dairy and fruit. Poor people would eat wheat in a porridge like form.
What sweets did the rich Romans eat?
The Romans usually ate sweet fruits and tarts, but only the rich. Poorer Romans couldn't really afford sweets
