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Roman Food in Britain with Vibia Sabina

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Roman Food in Britain with Vibia Sabina
Friday 04th July 2025
11am -
 4pm

11am
-
4pm
LocationTrimontium Museum
 

Join us on May 10th and discover some fascinating facts about Roman Foods in Britain!

What exactly did the Romans eat? What were these foods? And which of these foods were brought to Britain by the Romans  in the 1st and 2nd c AD?

Please join your host Vibia Sabina and indulge in a cornucopia of legumes, pulses, nuts, herbs, and fruits that the Romans loved and introduced to Britannia and Caledonia.

In addition, you win a sweet prize if you can tell the ‘odd one out’ – the food item that the Romans did not have available to create their delicious, but sometimes also unusual and even crazy, recipes.

An audience with Vibia Sabina is included with entry to the museum and will be running throughout the day. Suitable for all the family.

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