a fairly intense meal

Today in Western Civilization class with Mr. Schick we ate food that was usually eaten in the Ancient Greek times! The food was very good. The first dish that they handed out was a triangular shaped piece of dough that was eaten by the ancient greeks. It tasted good but it was fairly dry in my opinion. The second piece of food that they handed out to everyone was another triangular piece shaped piece  of food, but it had a hard, crispy outside. On the inside it was full of spinach, it was delightful. The last thing that they served was desert. The desert was a nice and smooth piece of some kind of cake with roasted almonds on the top. All in all I would say that it was a pretty good class, just don't let the school board know about it though

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