In Medieval England, they did not have much in the way of tropical food, and what there was usually had to be imported from great distances. I don't know when the concept of an orangery developed, but it was probably not before the Renaissance, so there would have been no Oranges or other citrus fruit. Bananas and pineapples were unknown.
Foods from the new world had not been brought to Europe, so there was no maize, no potatos, no tomatoes, and many new world squashes and melons were absent. There were no new world beans, which is just about any beans except fava beans.
They did have strawberries, as there were at least three European species, but the stawberries currently grown are North American.
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yes they eat it because they are idiots
For entertainment, (recreation) that kings would do in the medieval times were to have big feasts, sing, eat, dance and sit down and let the court jesters entertain them.
They ate the healthy foods such as bread and vegies. Nah im just fu**ing with ya. I don't really know
They ate lots of different foods.Oh my god, so helpful.inoo extremely helpful.
in medieval times people of less importance sat below the salt
peasants ate what they farmed and Nobles ate meat, bread, fruit and all other nice foods
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Same thing that causes people to eat what they eat here and now: * what they can grow or raise * what they can find * what they can hunt or catch * what they can buy * what they can make * whatever is available that nourishes them and doesn't hurt them or kill them
Basically, it was customary for medieval people to eat with their fingers, just as it is today to eat many foods. The difference is that they ate salad and bits from their stew that way, but we don't. They did not have a concept of germs causing disease, and they did not use personal forks, though they used forks in kitchens and for carving roasts.
Wild berries, nuts and animals that were hunted
In medieval times, I'm sure the Japanese ate sushi. Knights, kings, queens, and those kinds of people, didn't even know sushi existed.
Peasants, the birds.
bread of course
food
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