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Did the Ancient Greeks eat chick peas?
yes
Did ancient Greeks eat soup?
yes they did i think
Did the ancient greeks eat McDonald's?
No they did not because mcdonalds was not invented then.
What did the ancient Greeks eat and drink on special occasions?
they got to eat a penis and boobs
Did ancient Greeks eat beans?
because i don't no they like it~
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