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This frozen dessert, often enjoyed in cones or bowls, comes in flavors ranging from vanilla to rocky road and is a staple of summer.
What is Ice Cream?
This cleansing agent, made from fats and alkalis, comes in bar or liquid form and is essential for maintaining hygiene and washing away dirt and germs.
What is soap?
This crunchy snack, often enjoyed in flavors like sour cream and onion or barbecue, is made from thinly sliced, deep-fried potatoes.
What is potato chips?
This product, often wax-based and applied to leather shoes, enhances shine and protects against moisture, extending the life of footwear.
What is shoe polish?
Made from fruit juice and sugar, this gelatinous substance is often enjoyed on toast or in sandwiches, with varieties including grape, strawberry, and orange.
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What is jelly?
This tomato-based sauce, often paired with French fries and hamburgers, was originally derived from a fermented fish sauce used in Southeast Asia.
What is Ketchup?
Ranch, vinaigrette, and Caesar are popular varieties of this liquid mixture.
What is salad dressing?
This butter substitute, made from vegetable oils, became popular during World War II and is often used for spreading on bread and cooking.
What is margarine?
This plant, whose leaves are dried and processed, is commonly used for smoking, chewing, or as snuff.
What is tobacco?
This alcoholic beverage, produced from fermented grapes, varies in flavor and type such as Chardonnay or Merlot, and is often paired with meals or enjoyed as a standalone drink.
What is wine?
This product, made from a base of chicle or synthetic materials, is often flavored with mint or fruit and is known for its ability to freshen breath and provide a chewy, long-lasting treat.
What is Chewing Gum?
This common medication, derived from salicylic acid, is used to relieve pain, reduce fever, and alleviate inflammation.
What is aspirin?
This creamy, white sauce, made from eggs, oil, and vinegar or lemon juice, is often used in sandwiches and salads.
What is mayonaise?
These substances, such as dynamite and TNT, are designed to release large amounts of energy rapidly, often used in construction, mining, and military operations.
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What are explosives?
These carbonated beverages, often flavored with cola or citrus, are enjoyed chilled and provide a refreshing alternative to water.
What is soft drinks?
Just add hot water to enjoy this convenient and quick meal, which comes in flavors like chicken noodle and tomato.
What is dehydrated / powdered soup?
This term encompasses products like lipstick, mascara, and foundation, used to enhance or alter the appearance of the face and body.
What is cosmetics?
This topical product, often infused with moisturizers and fragrances, is used to hydrate and soften the skin.
What is lotion?
This term refers to materials like cotton, silk, and wool, used in clothing and home furnishings, and often distinguished by their weave, texture, and durability.
What is textiles?
These flavorful accompaniments, like ketchup, mustard, and relish, are used to enhance the taste of dishes from sandwiches to hot dogs.
What are condiments?
This thick, sweet dairy product is made by removing most of the water from milk and is often used in desserts like pies and fudge.
What is condensed milk?
These medications, discovered by Alexander Fleming in 1928, are used to treat bacterial infections and have saved countless lives since their introduction.
What are antibiotics?
This solid fat, made from vegetable oils, is used in baking to create flaky pastries and tender cookies.
What is shortening?
This heat-resistant paper, often used in baking to prevent sticking and facilitate easy cleanup, is coated with silicone for non-stick properties.
What is parchment paper?
This microorganism, essential in baking bread and brewing beer, ferments sugars to produce carbon dioxide and alcohol.
What is yeast?