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Too many to list here. As with most things in the western world food is international. Europeans eat meat and vegetables, pasta, pizza, fish, shellfish, eggs, cereals, fruit and nuts, cheese, - they eat what people all over the world eat - food is pretty much the same wherever you go. 7 people found this useful.
They ate chicken, beef, lamb and mutton, deer, rabbit, squirrel, grains such as wheat and barley, and other game animals. In medieval times, Europe did not have turkey, potato â¦ es, or tomatoes, among other foods that were introduced after the Europeans discovered America.oor people ate a lot of porridge, which could be made of such grains as oats, rye, or barley, or peas. They ate eggs for protein, as eggs were less expensive than meats. They â¦ ate cabbage, and other local greens. They used bones to produce stock for soups, and they flavored food with onions, garlic, mustard.