What did a Puritan's diet consist of in the 1600s?

Answer 1

Puritans ate alot of things.Maple sugar was the main sweetener because the taste. they would have fresh or salted fish, roasted meats and extremly hot stew of "colly flower", carrots, and peas,washed down with wine or ale. to finish, their might be syllabub, a custard of cream and wine,expensive sugared almonds.

Answer 2

I believe the Puritans ate corn, meat, fish, pudding (made of corn), popcorn, and apples.Puritans ate vegetables meat seafood and mostly simple not too decorated or fancy food

Answer 3

I'm not aware of any particular diet that the Puritans ate, but since they were from England, they probably ate an English-derived diet. The word "Puritan" is not used for any modern religious group; who used to be the Puritans are now Presbyterians, Congregationalists, and Baptists. I don't believe there are any dietary regulations for any of these groups.

Answer 4

The Puritans ate a lot of different food. They used maple sugar to make their foods a little sweeter. They would have fresh fish or salted fish, roasted meats, chicken, pork, and beef. They got their food by hunting, fishing, and farming. They did not have many fruits so they only got to eat fruits once in a while.

Answer 5

This is an easy question the answer is that they ate grains, meats, and other products that we kind of eat today but we just have richer food then back then.Such foods did the pilgrims eat and we all can tell how many of us is still pilgrims .

Answer 6

Turnips

Answer 7

Water.