What did the romans eat for breakfat?

Answer 1

The poorer Romans (plebians) ate dry bread, dipped in wine or oil, sometimes sprinkled with leftovers. The richer Romans (patricians) ate cold meats, vegetables, fruits and breads sometimes sweetened with honey (sugar was not known about).

Eventually it became tradition that unemployed, poorer Romans were given handouts of bread in the mornings to eat. School children would often stop at a bakery on the way to school and buy something to eat on the trip. It was the same for middle class roman workmen and women.

Answer 2

the Romans would eat dry bread with their choice of source if they where lucky enoth to get any. any for drink the would have a low alchole to get them ready for they day ahead of them. For dinner they would have pottage which is a thick stew made from wheat or corn. sometimes if they wanted to they would have the chance to have a piece of cooked meat with their meal. i hope you have learnt a lot from what i have put i rule!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 3

The Romans generally ate a light breakfast (if at all) such as perhaps a bread roll dipped in honey or a hard boiled egg. Many times they would munch on leftovers from the previous night's dinner if there were any.

Answer 4

An Ancient Roman person would eat bread or wheat pancake with dates and honey for breakfast.

Answer 5

bread,porridge,fresh fruit,wheat pancakes