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Food During the Time of Jesus

Bread

  • Bread was eaten at every meal
  • Bread made with barley flour was eaten by common, but rich ate bread made with wheat flour

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Meat

Basic Foods

wine

  • Grapes were very important,they were eaten fresh or pressed into juice for wine.
  • Wine was a common beverage, used to celebrate, rituals or medicinal purposes
  • honey wine was drank at public baths

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  • Most commonly eaten red meat was goat and lamb
  • Meat was consumed on sabbath and festivals but only wealthy would eat meat every sabbath
  • Lucanian sausage was brought to rome by soldiers who served in lucania
  • Meat was used for special occasions and not an ordinary meal
  • Fat from meat was considered a delicacy
  • Grains and legumes were a large part of the diet
  • Eggs were popular appetizers
  • Honey was used to sweetened foods
  • Basic fruits were dates, figs, grapes and ,pomeganates

Milk

sweets

  • it was offered to visitors.
  • it spoiled quickly though so they had to trun in into other products such as , cheese ,yogurt and,butter.
  • Leban was made from sour milk and was one of the most loved foods
  • Cheeses were prized especially if it was made from camel's milk

  • Dessert was referred to as mensa secunda
  • Libum was a sweet cake sometimes offered to household spirits
  • Sugar was unknown but honey was plentiful and extensively produced then shipped abroad
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