Eat Like Ancient Romans {Healthy Info, Recipes and Tips}

What do Ancient Roman eat? Did you know that it was similar to the famous Mediterranean diet and was one of the healthiest diets out there? In this post, you will learn how to eat like Ancient Romans and gather wonderful tips and information. You will also see some great recipes that are delicious and easy to make. I hope you enjoy all of this information and share with other health-conscious friends. And I will definitely incorporate some of these recipes into our homeschool when we study Ancient Rome.

But before you read all that, you will enjoy seeing some of the Ancient Rome items that we enjoy using in our homeschool. And now, we can dress up and eat like Ancient Romans!

California Costumes Roman Princess Child Costume, Medium Ancient Romans (Worldwise)Safari Ltd. Supertoob – Ancient Rome Certified Ancient Roman Coin Life in Ancient Rome (Dover History Coloring Book)Child’s Gladiator Costume, Medium

Eat like an Ancient Rome for a healthier lunch by Euroffice.

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And now… What did you think of the list of Ancient Roman foods and recipes? Some parts in the diet of the Ancient Romans were a bit odd, but others sound quite appetizing. Personally, I love olives and I’m most curious about the “popcorn of the day,” which is salted peas. I think we will try those in our next Ancient Roman food history lesson.

So…are you ready to eat like a Roman? What will you try first? Share with us in comments!