The ordinary Romans did not have cold foods. The average Roman's
food was either hot or "room temperature". In very warm weather they would cool down with fresh fruit such as grapes. The wealthy, on the other hand, could afford to have chilled fruits and wines. This was accomplished by means of snow rushed down from the mountains and kept in a lined, underground room used as an ice house. The cold water from the melting snow served to cool their wine (the ancients always watered their wine) and to cool fresh fruits before eating.
With their mouths
what was the ancient roams food
they ate me chanelle
rice and water and olives and wine
The ancient Romans used to eat chicken, beef and veal during the festivals.
Fruit.
Yes.
They didn't.
Olives, bread, honey, cheese, and chickpeas were some of the common foods in ancient Rome.
Not chillies, those came from America and were introduced after the discovery of America. The Romans imported spices from and India, and the Middle East: ginger, black pepper (believed by the Romans to be a stimulant) cloves, nutmeg (both were believed by the Romans to be (appetite stimulants) cardamon and coriander and cumin.
They eat chicken
food and drink