Sentences with phrase «aztecs ate»

Aztecs ate it straight up, but you're probably limited to getting it dried from larger superstores, or pills from Holland and Barrett, unless you've got green fingers and you grow your own.

The Aztecs ate it as a staple food, dried and spread on tortillas.

I can totally understand why the Aztecs ate chia seeds for energy, they are amazing!

That's how the Aztecs ate and drank it for hundreds of years!

In 1529, Bernardino de Sahagún, a Spanish Franciscan friar living in Nueva España (Mexico) noted that the Aztecs ate hot red or yellow chile peppers in their hot chocolate and in nearly every dish they prepared!

Not exact matches

So for the purposes of this example, Italians eat pasta with Tomato sauce (FOOD), thanks to the Aztecs from Mexico.

According to the legend, ancient Aztec warriors had a ritual of eating a spoonful of chia seeds before a battle to keep them satiated and full of energy ¹.

Read that chia seeds were eaten by Aztec runners, who could then go for the day without stopping.

The Aztecs believed it held the secret to long life and vitality and celebrated holidays by eating toasted amaranth.

eaten by the Aztecs, Amaranth contains all the essential amino acids, including Lysine, and is a great source of calcium, Vitamin C and iron.

Anciently, the seeds of the chia plant were a staple food eaten by the Aztecs, Mayans and Incas.

This seed was also eaten by Aztec messengers who would carry a small pouch of these seeds with them as they ran great distances going from village to village.

The Aztec Warriors used to eat chia seeds before a battle or a long distance run as they were considered a great energy source.

It was first discovered by Hernando Cortez in the early 16th century when it was served and eaten at the tables of the Aztecs during his visit in Mexico's Lake Texcoco.

These seeds were commonly eaten by the Aztecs and they absorb liquid very easily.

It is said that the Aztec and Incan warriors used to eat them and run long distances between different tribal areas.

To make matters worse for the Techichi, the Toltecs and their conquerors, the Aztecs, often ate dogs and the Techichi may have sometimes been on the menu.

Aztecs domesticated — and sometimes, ate — ancestors of the modern Chihuahua.

Spend the day exploring the Palacio Nacional, a grand colonial palace, or the Teotihuacan ruins, an ancient Aztec city just a 40 km excursion from the city, before spending the night eating gorgeous Mexican food, taking in a traditional wrestling show at Arena Mexico, or hitting the clubs hard.