What do people eat at lent?

Answer 1

Because of religious beliefs, its called fasting. What it is, is it's not eating for a long time, or not eating a certain food for a certain amount of time. --- In the Roman Catholic Faith: fasting vs. abstinence: The Catholic Church requires that all members 14 years of age, and older, unto death, abstain from eating meat ( beef / foul ) on Fridays during Lent. Fasting is required on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. Catholics between the ages of 18-59 are permitted only one full meal. Partial portions of food, not to equal one full meal, is permitted twice a day. As in abstinence, meat is not allowed ---

Answer 2

Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are fasting days for those that are healthy enough to participate. Only one meal may be eaten on those days. In addition, 2 small snacks that are not to equal a meal together may be eaten if necessary. No meat is consumed at all. No meat is eaten each Friday in the Lent as well. Fish is allowed.

Answer 3

Anything you want. You can eat whatever you set for lent on Sundays and ONLY Sundays. Personally, i tink that you should never break what you said during lent

Answer 4

Eat anything you wish but abstain from eating meat on Ash Wednesday and all Fridays during Lent, including Good Friday.