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Minnesota's national food is?
Minnesota's "national" food is often considered tater tot hotdish. While not officially designated, it's a widely popular and recognizable dish in the state
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What is Minnesota's state fruit?
The honey crisp apple
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What is Papa John’s slogan?
“Better ingredients. Better pizza."
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What’s the name of McDonald’s clown mascot?
Ronald McDonald.
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Which country consumes the most tea per person?
Turkey is the country with the highest per capita tea consumption, meaning they drink the most tea per person on average. While China is the largest overall tea consumer due to its large population, Turks consume significantly more tea on a per-person basis. Specifically, each person in Turkey drinks around 3.16 kg (6.96 lbs) of tea annually.
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After eating which poisoned fruit did Snow White fall into a deep sleep?
Apple. Snow White ate a poisoned apple from the evil queen.
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What is the national dish of Scotland?
Haggis
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What is Nigeria's national dish
Jollof rice 
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What fruit was known as one of Abraham Lincoln’s favorite foods?
Apples
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What is Chick-fil-A’s slogan?
“Eat mor chikin.”
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What spice is commonly referred to as the "king of spices"?
Black pepper. As the most widely consumed spice, black pepper is known as the king of spices. It is not only flavorful, it also has potent health-promoting properties. In fact, Ayurveda and naturopathy have prescribed black pepper as a remedy for several conditions like cold, cough, and digestion.
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Mozzarella cheese is traditionally made from the milk of what animal?
While much of the mozzarella cheese in the United States is now made from cow’s milk, traditionally, it is produced using the milk of a water buffalo.
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What is the name of this grilled cornmeal cake served in Latin American cuisine?
Arepa
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National dish of Canada?
Poutine
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What's the most popular type of jam?
The most popular type of jam, especially for classic peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, is grape jelly. Strawberry jelly is a close second. While "jam" and "jelly" are sometimes used interchangeably, there is a difference: jelly is made from fruit juice, while jam includes fruit pieces.
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Which country has the most KFC restaurants?
China has the most KFC locations, with over 10,000 restaurants, according to a KFC China press release. This is more than double the number of KFCs in the United States, which has the second-most locations.
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What is the first food eaten on the moon?
The first food eaten on the moon was bacon, specifically bacon cubes, along with peaches, sugar cookies, and a pineapple-grapefruit drink. This meal was part of the first scheduled meal eaten by astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin after landing on the Moon during the Apollo 11 mission.
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What is the most commonly consumed vegetable in the world?
The most commonly consumed vegetable in the world is the tomato. While some may consider it a fruit, it is widely used in various cuisines and is produced in large quantities globally. Tomatoes are followed by potatoes and onions as some of the most popular vegetables worldwide.
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Name the fruit
Pomegranate
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Name this vegetable
Fennel
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What is the name of the spongy flatbread traditionally eaten in Ethiopia and Eritrea?
The flatbread gets its taste and texture from the fermentation of a teff flour starter.
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What is the main ingredient in brown sugar?
sucrose (white sugar) and molasses
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What frozen dessert did Dairy Queen introduce in 1985?
Blizzard
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What food translates to "little donkey"?
"little donkey," and may have gotten its name because the donkey – called burro in Spanish – often carried food, in rolled packs, to and from destinations in Mexico
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In 1969, entrepreneur Dave Thomas opened this restaurant and named it after his daughter.
Wendy's
He named it after his daughter, Melinda Lou "Wendy" Thomas, who was nicknamed "Wendy
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How many gallons of ice cream does the average American consume each year
The average American consumes approximately 4 gallons (20 pounds) of ice cream each year, according to the Census.gov. This translates to roughly 20 pounds of ice cream consumed annually per person, according to the International Dairy Foods Association
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What kind of nut is used to make traditional pesto?
Pine nut
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What was the original color of carrots?
The original color of carrots was primarily purple and yellow, with some also being white. Orange carrots, the ones we most commonly see today, were developed later through selective breeding, possibly influenced by Dutch growers.
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According to Guinness World Records, this restaurant in Madrid, Spain restaurant is the oldest in the world.
Sobrino de Botín in Madrid, Spain. It was founded in 1725. The restaurant is known for its traditional Castilian cuisine, particularly its roast suckling pig, and has been operating in the same location since its establishment.
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Which fruit is banned across all types of public transport in Singapore because of its unpleasant odor?
Durian. The durian is considered a delicacy but is banned on public transit due to its pungent smell which can linger for days. In fact, 'No Durians' signs are hung all across airports, buses, and hotels.
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This spicy green paste often accompanies sushi
Wasabi
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In American dining, which hand should hold the knife?
In American dining, the knife is traditionally held in the right hand while the fork is held in the left hand when cutting food
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Which country is the largest producer of olive oil?
Spain is the world's largest producer of olive oil, consistently accounting for around 40-45% of global production. Italy and Greece are typically the next two largest producers.
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What is the main ingredient in Ghanaian red red?
Red red, a traditional Ghanaian dish, primarily features black-eyed peas (beans) cooked in red palm oil
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Which West African country is known for its spicy pepper soup?
Nigeria is the West African country most known for its spicy pepper soup. It's a popular and flavorful dish, deeply rooted in Nigerian food culture. The soup is characterized by its spicy, aromatic broth and can be made with various meats, fish, or poultry, along with a mix of spices, including hot peppers.
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How many seeds does the average-sized strawberry have on the outside?
About 200
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In British and Irish culture, this popular sausage and mashed potato dish is known as what?
Bangers and mash
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What is the technical name for a pizza crust?
The technical term for the outer rim or edge of a pizza crust is "cornicione," especially in the context of traditional Italian pizza
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“It's the real thing” was once the slogan for what beverage?
The slogan "It's the real thing" was used by Coca-Cola. It became a popular advertising campaign for the beverage in the late 1960s and 1970s.
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Which state produces the most peaches?
California
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These Chinese steamed buns are typically filled with pork, spare ribs, vegetables and other ingredients.
Baozi/ bao buns
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Where were chocolate chip cookies invented?
Chocolate chip cookies were invented in Massachusetts in 1930 when Ruth Wakefield, owner of the Toll House Inn, added broken pieces of a chocolate bar to her cookie dough expecting them to melt.
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How long do eggs last?
Fresh, uncooked eggs in their shells can last in the refrigerator for 3 to 5 weeks past their pack date. It's best to store them in their original carton on a refrigerator shelf, rather than in the door
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Which fruit has more calories: Apple or banana?
Bananas have more calories than apples. A medium-sized banana contains around 105 calories, while a medium-sized apple contains about 95 calories.
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What is the national dish of Spain?
The national dish of Spain is paella. While often associated with seafood, paella traditionally hails from the Valencia region and features rice with rabbit, snails, and vegetables. However, various versions with seafood or a mix of meat and seafood have become popular.
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What’s the name of the popular fast food chain in the Philippines specializing in fried chicken?
Jollibee
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What is the least common topping on a slice of pizza in the US.?
Anchovies. While some people enjoy the salty, pungent flavor, a large portion of the population finds it unappealing. Other unpopular toppings include arugula, eggplant, shrimp, and pickles,
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Where were Doritos chips invented?
Doritos were invented at Disneyland in the early 1960s, specifically at the Casa de Fritos restaurant. An employee noticed that they were discarding stale tortillas and suggested cutting and frying them into chips, which were then seasoned.