Acids, Bases, & Water
Proteins & Enzymes
Food Additives & Analogs
Molecular Gastronomy
Miscellaneous
100

Is vinegar an acid or a base?

acid

100

Are eggs a complete or an incomplete protein?

complete protein

100

What is used to make the yellow Skittles yellow?

Coaltar yellow


100

What food is formed by using a small flame torch to heat the top layer of sugar until it crystallizes and forms a sweet, crunchy coating?

creme brulée

100

Is bleach an acid or a base?

Base

200

What is the proper pH of saliva?

6.5

200

This type of protein lacks one or more essential amino acids.

Incomplete Protein

200

What is the largest group of food additives?

Flavoring agents

200

Which molecular gastronomy technique involves the process of adding sodium alginates to a liquid that transforms it into chewy orbs resembling caviar?

spherification

200

What is the scientific discipline called that is within the culinary arts and involves preparing food in a way that highlights the physical and chemical reactions between different food ingredients>

Molecular Gastronomy

300

What is made in the stomach and helps break down protein?

Hydrochloric Acid

300

This is the part of the egg that contains globular proteins and HDL/LDL, fat, and most of the nutrients

The yolk of the egg

300

What preservative contains cochineal extract?

Carmine

300

Which molecular gastronomy technique involves the exposing food to liquid nitrogen or low temperatures just long enough to freeze the outside without solidifying its inside or creating ice crystals? 

Flash Freezing or carbonating 

300

Current dietary guidelines on daily sodium intake says that one should have a maximum of about _____________ of salt

2,300 mg, or about 1 tsp. of salt

400

When acid and bases combine to form a compound with ionic bonds they form _____________.

Salt

400

What is the part of the egg that gets bigger as the egg ages?

Air cell

400

Of the 20 amino acids that your body needs, how many does the body produce on its own?

11

400

Which molecular gastronomy technique involves the process of removing all the moisture from foods in order to change their flavor and texture?

Dehydrating

400

Why was coal tar yellow banned in Europe?

It caused hyperactivity in children


500

pH is a measure of the ________________in a solution using a scale ranging from 0 - 14


hydronium ions

500

This is the part of muscle tissue that is heat resistant; must be broken down mechanically.

Elastin

500

_____________ has over 500 flavoring chemicals and is one of the most complex flavors.

Chocolate

500

What type of molecular gastronomy uses a low-temperature cooking technique that involves vacuum sealing or compressing food before immersing it in a water bath that cooks the ingredients?

sous vide

500

How much protein is needed for a male weighing 190 lbs.?

190 ÷ 2.2 = 86 kg. x 0.8 = 69 grams of protein

Your body weight (lbs) ÷ 2.2 = Your weight in kg, then your weight in kg x 0.8g protein = grams of protein

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