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Food trivia questions with answers. Questions involve Champagne, George Washington Carver, Julia Child, Cottage Cheese, and more.Food trivia. How did the ice-cream sundae get its name? Who introduced standardized level measurements to recipes? With whom did the shallow champagne glass originate? Who introduced table knives in the seventeenth century? What did blind cellar master Dom Perignon say when he discovered
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symbol for what well-known food product? What part of the traditional Thanksgiving dinner is the
merrythought? What is the name of the evergreen shrub from which we get
capers? What is the largest fruit crop on earth?
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