european food trade
Posted by salemJul 26
Why so precious Asian products in Europe in the Middle Ages?
More frequent exchanges with Asia began Europe.Europeans transformed use spices like ginger and nutmeg to PERSERVER and people of taste in food.The nations of Europe demanded Asian products
There is the answer in your details. Spices, preserve and flavor food. Given a lack of refrigeration, salt or spices was only way to preserve food, or at least allow to swallow things that has been partially spoiled.
Food prices and trade tariffs
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