But also, you’ve got me thinking, sausages are pretty old. Romans had them. They also had mustard, rolls and flatbreads. A Roman could have watched a chariot race while eating, essentially, a hot dog in the stands. Maybe even a beer too, if they liked Egyptian imports.
Ah, but the Romans also invented the profit margin. For instance, they also made hamburgers in front of the colosseum (I read an article about this a dozen years ago). The advantage of ground meat is that you can mix other stuff into it, when nobody is looking.
Absolutely.
But also, you’ve got me thinking, sausages are pretty old. Romans had them. They also had mustard, rolls and flatbreads. A Roman could have watched a chariot race while eating, essentially, a hot dog in the stands. Maybe even a beer too, if they liked Egyptian imports.
What makes me mad about this is it was probably better tasting than anything you can get in modern stadiums
Ah, but the Romans also invented the profit margin. For instance, they also made hamburgers in front of the colosseum (I read an article about this a dozen years ago). The advantage of ground meat is that you can mix other stuff into it, when nobody is looking.