>>17649342
>would they enjoy it?

They'd probably enjoy it, yeah.
If you look back to what people thought was "exquisite food" back in the day it was basically just grilled meat, deepfried meat, meat pies, animals stuffed inside other animals and then baked, things that were gristly, meaty, fatty, oily, etc.. It'd be a safe bet they'd like it.
Furthermore, like second post already mentions: >>17649345 modern processed food is also filled to the brim with things like MSG and other modern food additives/chemicals specifically designed to dramatically enhance flavors.

While it isn't a "1 to 1" - think back to the first Mcdonalds opened in Soviet Russia, or Japan, or China, places with actual 'modern day peasant' populations, people who's diets had recently been dominated by roughly milled cereals, millet, beans, rice, a bit of salted pork or bacon fat, eggs, and little else, and how well received the food and the whole experience was for them. Modernity is fun and appealing.

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