Yes, poor Tudors did eat bread, but it was typically of a lower quality than that consumed by the wealthier classes. They often ate a coarse, dark bread made from rye or barley, as wheat was too expensive for them. Bread was a staple in their diet and was often accompanied by other basic foods like pottage or vegetables. However, the quality and quantity of bread varied significantly based on the season and local grain harvests.
yes
this website is rubbish for the tudors
water would be infected, so mainly ale
Over fire, they used big pots and saucepan- like things.
it was like a very hard cokkie
deer, rabbits, hogs,pheasants, ducks,
The poor Tudors would scavenge off the floors, and beg, sometimes people would go and work for people so they would be given water and dry bread just to live.
yes they did
brawn roast tongue bread leg of pork and many more...
the poor bread was healthier
they ate bread corn and porridge
they ate bread corn and porridge