Did the ancient Romans eat pasta?

Answer 1

In the first century BC sheets of wheat flower were fried and in the 5th Century something similar to modern day Lasagna was created. However, modern day pasta is a product of the 13th or 14th century in Italy

Answer 2

No. The technique was imported after Italian explorers, like Marco Polo, made contact with the Chinese Empire and brought the methods of making noodles and sheet pasta back to Europe - whence spaghetti, et caetera.

Answer 3

Spaghetti (pasta) was brought back to Italy from the Orient (China) by Marco Polo

Answer 4

People how can't you know the Romans did invent pasta and Pizza

Answer 5

yes they eat lots of pasta and stuff!!: )

Answer 6

No, pasta was unknown to the ancient Romans. The closest they came to it was bread with oil.

Answer 7

i shouldn't think they got to eat much if they did have pasta, as a result of tiffany's eating habits

Answer 8

No. Pasta as we know it was unknown to the Romans although they did have flour pastries which were stuffed and could be considered the forerunners of today's stuffed pastas.

Answer 9

No, the ancient Romans did not eat pasta. Pasta was invented much later.