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If you were sent back in time to the Roman Empire era, and you had the funds, ingredients, permits, and understood their language, what kind of food franchise would you make?
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>>21769970
An extra hoppy IPA.

Did you know Romans thought beer was for barbarians?
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>>21769974
it was for barbarians, or rather the barbarians were the ones who made and drank it. romans drank wine and vinegar diluted with water.
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>>21769970
Pizza
Exactly like picrel
But Neapolitan of course
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xiao long bao
>>21769974
and they were right
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>>21769974
The would probably enjoy a good sour over a hoppy IPA
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I'll accidentally let slip something about the future of the Empire and I'll be cooked.
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>>21769970
>permits
imagine going back to Roman Britain and being told you need a loicense to teach them lasagna
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>>21769978
i mean the best fries i ever ate were some fries I bought out of a black guy's car trunk....
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Sausages and milkybars.
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>>21769970
Ice cream and coffee shop
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>>21771808
they had ice cream, id bring them corn and invent tamales and tacos
thered be statues of me
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>>21769970
Tomatoes. Beyond question.
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>>21771832
okay but they were still several centuries away from pasta
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>>21769970
Potatoes and corn
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>>21769970
Hot cheetos
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>>21769970
mango loco monster
flamin hot cool ranch doritos
pizza hut chocolate lava cake or maybe a BJs pizookie
moose tracks ice cream
sour patch kids
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>>21769970
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chow mein to cockblock marco polo
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>>21769974
>>21769976
>>21770028
did they have anything similar to cider or mead?
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>>21771823
> They had ice cream
> They had snow and ice mixed with honey, fruits, and juices, popularized by figures like Emperor Nero who sent *runners to mountains for ice*

Not the same as whole milk ice cream, insulting to call what they had ice CREAM really. I'd destroy any "ice cream" merchant.

You know what, I changed my mind, I'll make them frozen custard now
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>>21771953
Did you not watch Apothecary diaries? The ice is put in one bowl, and a second smaller bowl is placed within the bowl of ice. Then you pour milk into that smaller inner bowl so it gets chilled and eventually frozen, and you churn it up to incorporate air. That's how ice cream is made. You don't have to put the ice directly into the milk. If they had ice, they can definitely make whole milk ice cream back then.
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>>21771971
Yes, and it was based in China not the Roman empire. They *didn't* incorporate milk into their cold desserts until the 1600's
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>>21771984
The issue at hand is that they had all of the ingredients minus things like vanilla and chocolate
This is about introducing new things to Rome
Although OP is still somewhat a faggot for thinking that Romans ate permits
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Fried chicken
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>>21771991
> If you were sent back in time to the Roman Empire era, and you had the funds, ingredients, permits, and understood their language, what kind of food franchise would you make?

I would own a custard shop that also served espresso and crush the "competition" with my new fangled methods of using the ingredients available. They're lucky I can't actually go back in time
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>>21769970
Chili peppers. Romans were big on spice and flavor, they'd definitely appreciate something hot they can actually grow in Italy.
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>>21769970
Burgers.
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>>21771903
This.
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>>21769974
>extra hoppy IPA
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>>21769970
coffee
they would have never fallen
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>>21772118
>>21772394
>>21772402
>>21771903
Good posts.
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>>21769970
Tomatoes and pasta, I want those wops making baked spaghetti before they've even finished off Carthage.
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>>21770083
Imagine being so pig ignorant you think lasagne existed in Roman times.
Quite the stretch, even for a fucking retard like you.
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>>21772444
>roman times
>tomatoes
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>>21772454
>had the funds, ingredients, permits
>ingredients
>implying you can't use the funds and time-travelled tomato seeds to have umbrian slaves farming romas ripe for saucing
Retard
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>>21772451
>teach them lasagna
>TEACH
how did you miss the point of the entire fucking thread
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>>21769970
Butter chicken curry and Japanese curry.
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>>21769974
>*gets crucified*
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>>21771971
>>21771991
>replying to tripfags
kill yourself in front of your family or go back to plebbit
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>>21771932
Not really, they drank passum which was sweet raisin wine made with honey. But this might have been added post fermentation
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>>21771921
And how will you get access to pineapples? They are native to south america and so hard to cultivated that they only stopped being for the ultra-weathy in the 9th century.
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>>21772658
Don't act like 80% of people on 4chan don't use reddit as well.
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>>21769974
based trole got all the newfags baited
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>>21769970
hamburger.
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>>21773646
The oldest description I could find of a hamburger was Roman
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>>21773675
damn, you're right.
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>>21773675
>hur dur I believe without any evidence that old times people like the Romans put grilled meat, cheese, and bread together.

Every fully indoctrinated historian knows that the Duke of Hamburg invented grilling meats and cheese within a bun.
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>>21769970
Tomato
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fairy floss.
I would get the legions hooked good and proper then declare myself the fairy emperor.
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>>21771859
No they weren't. Apicius already mentioned pasta dishes.
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>>21769970
coffee
would have built more roads.
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>>21774093
Now I kinda want to go back to give the Germanics coffee to see what happens.
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>>21769970
Methamphetamine
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>>21773675
>The oldest description I could find of a hamburger was Roman
Chinese hamburgers or "Rou Jia Mo" date back to 200 BC but they're not exactly burgers, more like meat sandwiches. But the Egyptians picked up food with flatbread and so did probably ancient Indians and Arabs...
China has the oldest continuous meat sandwich recipe, maybe.
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>>21769970

goy slop, the consequence would be glorious, we would be living in paradise right now.
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>>21773685
If you want to be particular then a burger would have to be ground meat specifically which probably does narrow it considerably since that's a time investment.
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>>21774257
they would have instantly died from diabeetus
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>>21774093
Damn during the peak of the Empire, being stationed in Spain or Africa must've been a pretty ok experience, aside from the occasional bandit incursions.
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>>21774506
Greece or Anatolia would have been the best places to be stationed back then, Spain and Africa being close seconds, by far the worst province to be in would have been Roman Britain. Even Germania is preferable to that miserable wet backwater.
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>>21774538
Greece still faced some danger from tribes up the danube river. Imo the best place to be stationed in the Roman Empire was probably ironically Carthage.
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>>21774538
>Roman Britain
ewww beer drinkers
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>>21774068
fruity tosser
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romans would love mash with gravy
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>>21769970
Tomato so I can make pizza.
They will LOVE it.
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Cream of sumyungal
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Fried Chicken. I would need to figure out how to extract MSG from seaweed
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>>21769970
pizza
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Raw herring with raw diced onions
Gouda on tiger bread

Might inspire them to become a proper naval superpower
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>>21777676
If anything it's gonna motivate them to burn every single fucking ship they see.
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>>21769970
Protein Powder baby
You just know for a fact none of the soldiers are getting enough protein to realise their deserved gains
LET'S GET THE LEGION SWOLE
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Everyone knows Roman men enjoyed a nice big panis cum escam
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>>21777733
Oh yeah motherfvckers, let's get on the gain train. Choo! choo!! Next stop? Mount olympus.
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>>21777740
Shoo jew, get out the way
Get out the way jew, get out the way.
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>>21777712
Your moon goddess Allah is not here to save you, pajeet
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>>21769974
You talk like a fag and sound like one too
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>>21769970
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Fugu. And I would almost but not quite teach them how to do it properly. With any luck, I'll impress enough nobility to make it catch on, then wipe out the empire before any of this bullshit got started. Praise Boudicca.
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>>21769970
>What Modern Food

Charcoal Filtration. Or distillation, get battlefield casualty deaths down with a proper anti-septic.
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>>21769970
I'm starting a classic American burger joint. You said I get ingredients right? Well that means I have potatoes, tomatoes, and apparently the ability to just get beef and cheese all the time.

Not because I particularly want to run a burger place. I'm just here to introduce potatoes (and tomatoes while I'm at it) and watch what food security does to Europe if it arrives so far ahead of schedule.
>>21774562
You know, as long as the Vandals and Alans don't show up and crucify your entire bloodline for not being Christian enough.
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>>21774120
The reason why I think it was the oldest, most burger-like sandwich is that it was a minced meat patty, rolled in pine nuts, and pressed onto a grill with a seasoned separated bun
The bun was a round roll, cut in half, and dunked in a mix of honey, vinegar and/or wine, and garum all mixed together
This was also grilled, before assembling the sandwich
These were served to travelers and soldiers around 100-150BC, but probably before then, too
Found the inscription on a photo of a jar used for what I assumed to be proto-ketchup
I went down a weird ketchup rabbit hole, like, 10 years ago
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>>21777733
Roman legionaires spent a lot of money on food. There was a trade network supplying military forts with all manner of foodstuffs from across the empire. The soldiers could afford to supplement their rations, because they were rather well paid. Additionally perishable goods like fresh meat, milk and eggs would have been produced on site or in villages nearby. There would also have been a steady stream of meat from work animals, of which the military always needed many of, that had to be put down, landing in the cook pots.
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>>21769970
high sugar foods. thats crack for anyone inthat era. so a candy store.
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Modern day candy. As it was, the pharaohs were hooked on honeyed bread and dates and were obese diabetics. If caesar and his legions had a hoard of chocolate candies then they wouldn't need weapons.
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I want to introduce citrus fruits that are highly suited to the Mediterranean coast
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>>21774506
Probably the best women to Romanize if you get what I mean.
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Monster Energy Zero Ultra
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maize, empire would probably never fall
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An empire built on sneed oils wasn't meant to last.
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>>21780100
olive is a fruit oil
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>>21780142
They have seeds.
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Fleshlight full of macaroons
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>>21780084
Oh, I do get what you mean.
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>>21769970
The main problem with the Romans was that the outer regions were largely bled to feed the provinces for centuries, and even when reforms happened, they hardly helped the people living there.
I'd say a solid new world staple like Potatoes would benefit the Germanic regions as they are calorie dense and easy to grow.
Either that or distillation, kickstart the world by a few hundred years.
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whipped cream
would blow their mind enough but not so much theyd murder me for being a wizard
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>>21769970
would have had shit like chilli pepper and paprika? you could teach them to make thai curry or bbq chicken.
coffee is from ethiopia, you could do pourovers or cold brew.. or find a roman engineer and come up with steam power 2000 years early to make espresso
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>>21779713
Roman soldiers typically had longer lifespans than the average Roman citizen because of how much money they made
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>>21779713
>Roman legionaires spent a lot of money on food.
And because they were fucking each other they might have had a lot of disposable income without having to support a wife and children.



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