The short answer is they didn't.
Certain imported fruits such as figs and dates were dried in the hot climates where they were grown, giving them extra viability. But in Europe apples, Pears, plums, strawberries and other fruits could only be eaten "in season" - although apples can be stored in a cool, dark place for a few months.
Since sugar was a very expensive import, preserving fruit in the form of a conserve was not an option available to most people.
Similarly, vegetables could not be preserved for long periods. Only meat and fish could be salted or smoked to preserve it for longer - but salted fish is fairly disgusting to eat, even when soaked for days to remove the salt.
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Middle age people see others that had erratic behavior as trouble makers. They didn't understand the freedom that these people wanted to express.
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The Renaissance Age was th age after the Middle ages.
The Middle Ages were also called the Age of Faith.
Medieval people ate raisins if they lived in grape growing regions. Other fruits were also dried, including prunes and apricots.
Middle age people were mainly merchants.
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they worshipped in their chapels
People are not going to become smarter in their middle age, but people can always become more educated and can learn to use their intelligence more effectively, no matter what age they are (at least, as long as they are not suffering from Alzheimer's Disease, and that would be unusual in middle age).
Middle age people see others that had erratic behavior as trouble makers. They didn't understand the freedom that these people wanted to express.
people drank urine and melted snow and ate cabbages
Tools have been found from the stone age that would indicate that people did eat meat when they could. Their diet also consisted of fruits and vegetables.
No. They wore wool or linen.
they lived in tunnels and caves