Tudor Miniatures
The staple diet consisted of meat and bread and was much sweeter than today's food.
The Tudors consumed quite an unhealthy diet especially the rich people as vegetables were not popular; the rich people thought vegetables were suitable for poor people to eat. A great deal of salt was used in preserving the huge amount of meat they ate.
There was no way to keep food fresh; it had to be eaten in season or pickled. Meat from animals slaughtered in the autumn was salted or pickled for eating in the winter. To disguise the taste sauces and spices were added.
The Tudors consumed quite an unhealthy diet especially the rich people as vegetables were not popular; the rich people thought vegetables were suitable for poor people to eat. A great deal of salt was used in preserving the huge amount of meat they ate.
There was no way to keep food fresh; it had to be eaten in season or pickled. Meat from animals slaughtered in the autumn was salted or pickled for eating in the winter. To disguise the taste sauces and spices were added.
1/12th Scale Miniature Oak Pillory
Handmade in the UK - Fantastic Detail - you will not be disappointed!
£
20.00
1/12th Scale Miniature Oak Stocks with bench
Handmade in the UK - Fantastic Detail - you will not be disappointed!
£
20.00
1/12th Scale Tapestry Frame with canvas
Handmade in the UK - Fantastic Detail - you will not be disappointed!
£
20.00
Wooden Bucket
Handmade in the UK
£
6.00
Making Butter
Wooden Butter Churn with UK Handmade stool and butter pat in linen
£
10.00
Wood Pile
Handmade by Nicola Croad
£
3.50
Wooden Bucket of Water
Made by Nicola Croad
£
4.00
Wooden Trencher
Handmade in the UK
£
2.50
Cup and Ball Game
Handmade in the UK
£
5.00
Tudor Style Andirons
Handmade in the US, these look great in front of a fireplace
£
5.00
Boars Head Platter
Lavish addition to any miniature banquet
£
19.00
Tudor Sugar Cone
£
6.00
Basket of Eggs
Handmade basket by C & D crafts
£
5.00
Single Pear in Red Wine
On pewter plate
£
3.00
Manchet
This was a very fine white bread made from wheat flour with a little bran and whet germ added. It was creamy-yellow in colour and eaten by the nobility. On a lovely new pewter plate.
£
4.00
Carters Bread
This was dark brown or black bread. This was the bread that the poorest people ate. It was made from a mixture of rye and wheat. On a lovely pewter plate.
£
4.00
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