For example, public meals, social status, and hierarchies are all interconnected. The article established the social significance of food regarding its relationship with status and power by focusing on different strata of society. It established how royalty and nobility drank and dined in the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries. The paper also questioned the role of alimony in the courts. Food is very important to every person, but it is even more crucial to the rich and famous as it serves as an identification of prestige and demonstration of authority and power. Social nutrition and its connection to social class can be divided into stages. Food prejudices increase significantly starting from the 16th century due to demographic pressure, social development and economic specialization. In the 18th century the culture became more divided and they became aware of the social differences they expressed especially through