Wheat
This country produces the most wheat in the world.
What is Russia?
This 'grain' is not a grain at all - it's an aquatic grass.
What is wild rice?
This type of pasta looks like bowties.
What is farfalle?
This is the most common method used when cooking grains.
What is absorption method?
A cereal that has been pressed through a die.
What is extruded?
This part of the wheat grain is very high in edible insoluble fiber
What is bran?
This grain was an Aztec 'super food'.
What is amaranth?
This type of pasta means 'little worms'.
What is vermicelli?
Of the various types of barley, this one takes the longest to cook.
What is hulled?
The inventor of Ready to Eat cereal.
Who is Dr. John Harvey Kellogg?
Most of the wheat grown in the US is during this growing season.
What is Spring?
This pre-steamed form of a common grain is very popular in the US.
What is converted rice?
This type of pasta means 'little strings'.
What is spaghetti?
This is the pasta-to-cooking water ratio recommended per pound of pasta.
What is 4 quarts to 1 pound?
This percentage of breakfast cereals on the market are considered to be RTE.
What is over 75%?
This part of the wheat grain is the embryo for the future plants and is rich in PUFAs.
What is germ?
Native to Ethiopia, this grain is a complete protein.
What is the teff?
This type of pasta means 'little tongues'.
What is linguine?
Grains added to this type of water tend to result in a sticky final product.
What is cold water?
Frosted flakes are an example of which category of cereal?
What is flakes?
Middle Eastern tabbouleh is made from this form of wheat.
What is bulgar?
The FDA has banned the sale of this grain-related product as a health product to lower cholesteol.
What is red yeast rice?
Noodle products, are technically defined by the FDA as prepared with what additional ingredient?
What is eggs?
The meaning of al dente.
What is 'to the tooth'?
Frosted mini-wheats is a example of this category of cereal.
What is shredded?