Did You Know Ancient Romans Had Street Food?

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The Romans had street food, which was sold in stalls called thermopolia. Vendors sold hot, ready-to-eat meals to workers and travelers. Popular items included stews, bread, sausages, and wine. These stalls were essential for those who didn’t have kitchen facilities at home.

 

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That’s so cool! I had no idea the Romans had their own version of fast food. It’s crazy to think that street food culture has been around for so long. Imagine grabbing a quick stew or wine from a thermopolium after a day’s work—kind of like ancient food trucks!