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Probably food would cost a few pennies which were silver coins. At that cost, gold would be too much to buy some food. If you had a few gold, you were most likly rich and could have a feast if you wanted. So I would say 2 or 3 pennies for some meat. And 1 or 2 for a loaf of bread.
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How much did the kings and queens in medieval times spend on food in one day?
They didn't buy food they grew it or killed it. This is why they had land for the peasants to grow the food and the forest to hunt for game.
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