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Food and Beverage Trivia questionsWhat gives green pasta its color? What is the salted roe of a sturgeon called? Which young French wine is released annually on the third Thursday in
November? What is made from chicle, the milky-white fluid made into a popular
American confection? Which opera singer is immortalized the name of a fruit and ice cream
dessert? What part of a cola tree is used to flavor beverages? Which plant of the carrot family has stems that are crystallized and
used in baking and cake decoration? What does the abbreviation UHT stand for? Which vegetable is a green variety of banana, used as a staple food
in the tropics? What type of flowers produce vanilla pods? Where were the first European coffee houses opened? Who was the fur trader who pioneered frozen food in the USA? Which drink did Dom Perigonon invent? Of what fish are skipjack and bonito varieties? What is the purple fruit of the eggplant which is used as a
vegetable? Which variety of hard green-skinned apple is named after an
Australian woman who died in 1870? What two words guarantee the origin of French wine? Which bean is the richest natural vegetable food? What is the process that rids food, especially milk, of bacteria? Which controversial process was introduced in the 1980s to prolong
the life of foodstuffs? What sort of high-gluten flour is used for making pasta? Which milk pudding is made from starch extracted fro the pith of a
palm tree? For which edible fungus is Perigord, France famous? Which Italian region is the source of Marsala? What are dried plums called? What is the name for a person who will eat no food of animal origin? What is a third name for a ground nut or monkey nut? What cocktail consists of Tia Maria, vodka and coke? What is another name for the dietary fiber which provides food bulk
to aid digestion? Which edible bulb of the onion family is composed of small segments
called cloves? In which century was tea first brought to Europe? What is the German word for 'store' and is the name we give to a
light beer? What are the black fruits that produce monounsaturated oil when
pressed? What is the secondary covering of a nutmeg? Which cereal is used to make 'black' breads? What plant-sucking insect caused huge disruption to the wine industry
of Europe in the 19th century? Which member of the ginger family is used to color curries? Which spirit is fermented and distilled form sugar cane? What is the only cereal grown standing in water? Which traditional dish is made fro a sheep's heart, liver and lungs,
minced with oatmeal and seasoning, and boiled in the sheep's stomach? What is eaten traditionally in the UK on the day before Ash
Wednesday? Who reputedly introduced the potato to England in the 16th century? For which shellfish are Whitstable and Colchester famous? Which strong cheese, made from ewe's milk and stored in caves, is
named after a village in France? Which berries are used to give gin is flavor? Which cheese is traditionally made around Melton Mowbray, and gets
its name from the village where the cheeses were taken for transporting
to London? What is the name for food permissible under Moslem dietary laws? Who was the Roman god of wine? Which tree of the laurel family produces a pear-shaped fruit used as
a vegetable and usually eaten raw? Which alcoh9olic drink is made form ho9ney and yeast? Who wrote Cakes and "Ale? What is the salt solution used for curing meat and canning
vegetables? Which grain is said to be the staple food of more than one-third of
the world's population? For what are thaumatin, aspartame and manitol used as substitutes? What are the dried stigmas of crocus flowers, used as a flavoring and
coloring? Which is the largest species of flat fish? Henry I of England is reputed to have died through eating a surfeit
of this eel-like fish. What is it? What do fennel leaves taste of?
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