Food and Feast in Tudor England

1997 Alison Sim

An overview of Tudor food and eating habits. Chapters cover food and society, table manners, feasting and banquets, Tudor ideas about healthy eating and kitchens and cooking.

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Author	Alison Sim
Publisher	Sutton Pub Limited
Release Date	1997
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Pages	180 pages
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