Their horses.

lembas bread

studs probably or the carrot that would sometimes come with horses in those sets

shared loads

Whatever's on the menu

chicken and grape tomatoes

>>220460849
there is a vast underground river network that has tons of fish that they catch, which is even mentioned in the silmarillion

lego meat

>>220460849
what *don't* they eat??

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>>220460849
>battle of peleanor fields
>peleanor fields
>fields
they ate stone

>>220460849
They always throw a bunch of the turkey drumstick pieces in the "medieval" sets.

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>Lego Denethor comes with cherry tomatoes
the memes have gone too far

>>220460849
Eachother

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>>220460849
BRICK?

>>220460849
Epic lego ad. This ugly piece of shit probably costs 600 bucks plus tip

Their environment seems to be plains or steppe broken up by enormous mountain ranges suggesting cattle and dairy were the main local agricultural products. It does not seem like the ideal environment for grain, although grain was likely imported along the Anduin, the main artery for goods in Gondor.

So their diet was probably quite ordinary, bread, meat and dairy, though fresh fruits and vegetables were rarer they might be grown in ad-hoc market farms or preserved substitutes also imported. It is likely the poor could afford relatively more meat than other peasants and being pastoral or urban they also had more freedom and were slightly less stricken with poverty than the peasants of the fields.

>>220462666
>This ugly piece of shit probably costs 600 bucks
Maybe in 2020. It's $650USD.

>>220462241
That's just a cherry. Nothing tomato about it.

>>220462760
It's also used as grapes in some Friends sets

>>220460849
>Mini Tirith

>>220464597
heh