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The pineapple is indigenous to South America and was introduced in Europe after the discovery of America. Therefore, the Romans did not have pineapples.
Grapes originate from the Near East and were one of the most common fruit in the Mediterranean already in Antiquity. The Romans ate plenty of grapes and used them to make wine.
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∙ 13y agoYes, they ate grapes and grape byproducts. Grapes were one of the main dessert and snack foods in Rome. Their various types of wines were made from the various types of grapes they cultivated. They drank Grape Juice and in some instances the pulp of grapes, grape juice or wine was used in medical concoctions.
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∙ 11y agoDid they! Grapes were a staple in the Roman diet along with olives. The grape was used not only as food, but in wine making and fruit drinks and in various dessert flavorings.
Yes.
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∙ 12y agoYes, they made wine from them.
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What vegetables did ancient Greeks eat?
they ate carrots and grapes for fruit
Why did the Romans eat apples pears and grapes?
Because they had lots of sugars in them and they were full of nutritious value's.
What was the Ancient Romans favorite food?
what was the ancient roams food
What did the Romans use apples pears and grapes for?
The Romans ate peas and apples. They did not make cakes or pies with them. They ate grapes or made wine with them.
What would the middle class ancient romans people eat?
Middle class Romans are a variety of things. They would eat meat, vegetables, eggs, and fruits. They also ate grain cereals and some fish.
What did ancient Greecians eat?
grapes
What foods were made in ancient rome?
The anciant Romans made grapes.
What crops did ancient Romans plant?
Wheat and vegetables as well as grapes and olives.
How did the ancient Romans make grape juice?
They smashed buckets of grapes with their feet
What do ancient Romans eat on fests?
The ancient Romans used to eat chicken, beef and veal during the festivals.
What did ancient romens grow?
Ancient Romans grew along the Tiber river various olives, grains, and grapes.
What fruit did the ancient greek eat?
Some of the fruits that the Ancient Greeks ate were grapes, figs and Dates.
How did ancient Romans eat their food?
With their mouths
What did the Ancient Romans eat for a snack?
Fruit.
Did the ancient romans eat fruit?
Yes.
Did ancient Romans eat in the colosseum?
They didn't.
How does ancient Roman food compare to modern American food?
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