The Aztecs did not have a formal concept of "starters" like modern menus, but they did serve various small dishes and snacks that could be considered similar. Foods such as tamales, tortillas with various toppings, and salsas were often enjoyed before the main meal. These items provided a way to stimulate the appetite and were commonly shared among diners. Overall, communal eating was a significant part of Aztec culture, contributing to their dining experience.
I depends what type of soup it is but I put it on my menus
no. there are no such thing as menus
The opposite to take out or take away menus
Les Menus's population is 185.
The plural form of menu is menus.
The area of Les Menus is 11.81 square kilometers.
Aztecs did what Aztecs did best
Make multifaceted menu display, silk screen logo.
No
Aztecs
there were no menus durin the medieval time because every body knew what there bwas back them and they didnt need menus to dicide what they wanted to eat. ♥
There are many types of menus for restaurants in hotels across the world. Some menus may be for casual or fine dining, American, Italian, or Mexican cuisine.