Hummus, as we know it today, is believed to have originated in the Levant region, particularly in areas that are part of modern-day Lebanon and Syria, rather than ancient Egypt. However, ancient Egyptians did consume chickpeas, which are a key ingredient in hummus, and they had various legume-based dishes. The specific combination of ingredients that define hummus likely developed later, around the 13th century in the Middle East. Therefore, while ancient Egyptians used chickpeas, they did not eat hummus in the form we recognize today.
lol naida sucks
worms
Afghans typically eat hummus with naan, a type of flat bread.
eat her kiss Adriane
twinkies
they put food in their mouth
Chips?
Yes, hummus in Greek means chickpeas and they date back to Egypt thousands of years ago.
I am not Egyptian, but as far as I know from traveling in Egypt, people in Egypt eat a healthy breakfast of pita style bread, fried eggs, hummus (chick pea and sesame paste), falafel (spicy, deep fried chick pea paste) and an Egyptian bean stew.
Because it is delicious!!
Yes
meat and poultry fruit vegtables