What People Ate During The Plague

What People Ate During The Plague

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History, Health Sciences, Biology

11th Grade - University

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The video explores medieval beliefs about food and health, focusing on how certain foods were thought to spread or prevent illness during the plague. Vinegar was widely used as a remedy, while fresh milk was avoided in favor of alternatives like almond milk. Fruits and vegetables were often cooked to avoid disease, and meat was a staple in the diet. Spices were considered luxurious, and alcohol was commonly consumed. Sugar was a valuable commodity, and porridge was a staple for the poor. Lemonade may have inadvertently helped prevent the plague in Paris.

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