The central idea in this passage is that spices were popular because they were flavorful, not because they helped people eat spoiled food. Which ideas are key details supporting this? Check all that apply. Spices could not disguise bad meat. Ambergris has a briny, sealike taste. Fresh meat and fish were easy to find. Only the very rich could afford luxuries. A myth is often repeated in books.

The sentences showing that spices could not disguise spoiled food, fresh meat and fish were easy to find, and that only the rich could afford to possess spices, are the details that support the statement about spices given in the question.

We can arrive at this answer because:

These three sentences are essential to show that spices were not used to disguise bad things.

This is because a spoiled food, even if it is seasoned, will not be edible, as the taste will be inedible.
Besides, only the rich had enough money to buy spices. As they had several employees to analyze the quality of the food, they would rarely feed on something bad.
Poor people found it easy to fish and hunt and they did this often, being able to have fresh food easily.

Therefore, we can say that the seasonings were only used to enhance the flavors of the food and not disguise the rot.

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