Medieval people ate mostly with spoons and their fingers. They used knives for cutting and carving. They had forks, but usually used them in the kitchen, and not at the table.
They used bowls and plates, but often used a stale piece of bread as a trencher or bowl. If they used a bread trencher, then they put soup or stew into a hollowed out piece of bread, and ate it with a spoon or drank from the edge as they would from a cup. When the soup or stew was gone, they ate the bread, which had soaked up some of the sauce in the process.
with their hands. There was also forks but no knifes. The knife of that specific age was a sword and sometimes they would eat their meat of of it, instead of anything else.
Did the people from medieval times play checkers?
they would eat what dogs eat! j.k. they would eat what the lords ate i think.
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There were many people in a royal family in medieval times. These were the king, queen, prince, princess, queen mother, regent, clergy, nobility, and tradesmen and merchants.
Medieval emperors had no power, because it was taken away by the shogun. However, they were still considered the highest in the feudal structure because he was considered a God. Without the Emperor there, people would not follow the shogun!
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Low-standard porridge.
Bread & cheese with ale.
yes they eat it because they are idiots
enemys like humans
in medieval times people of less importance sat below the salt
Bread, cheese, meat, vegetables and fruit.
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yes one of the main jobs was farming
In medieval times, I'm sure the Japanese ate sushi. Knights, kings, queens, and those kinds of people, didn't even know sushi existed.
Basically, it was customary for medieval people to eat with their fingers, just as it is today to eat many foods. The difference is that they ate salad and bits from their stew that way, but we don't. They did not have a concept of germs causing disease, and they did not use personal forks, though they used forks in kitchens and for carving roasts.