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This gives brown sugar its flavor.
What is molasses?
When brown sugar clumps, place a piece of bread in the container and return in an hour. The molasses in the sugar absorbs the moisture from the bread.
This type of land is usually known for their hot, dry climate.
What are deserts?
The Antarctic continent is the outlier; it’s a huge desert, even though it’s cold, as the definition of a desert includes sparse vegetation and little rain/snow.
These giant mammals, also known as Ursus maritimus, inhabit the North Pole.
What are polar bears?
Polar bears are the only bears considered marine mammals because they live on the polar ice and feed on marine animals.
This is the organ used for pumping blood.
What is a heart?
Your heart pumps about 2,000 gallons of blood daily, beating over 100,000 times a day. An adult heart is about the size of two fists, and the body's blood vessels are long enough to circle the Earth twice.
This is another name for powdered sugar.
What is icing or confectioners' sugar?
It usually contains between 2% and 5% of an anti-caking agent—such as corn starch, potato starch or tricalcium phosphate.
This once powered trains.
What is steam?
Steam locomotives use a boiler to generate steam by burning combustible materials like coal, oil, or wood. The steam moves pistons that are connected to the locomotive's driving wheels
This pole has mountains.
What is the South Pole?
The mountains are not visible, however, because they are buried under the ice and snow.
This is another word for sour.
What is tart?
The word "tart" as in sour in taste is a coincidence and has a separate etymology from the pastry, which is believed to come from the Old French tarte, which is derived from the Latin torta, or "twisted bread".
Sugar is derived from this root vegetable.
What is sugar beet?
The biggest producers of sugar beet are the European Union, the United States and Russia. The other type of sugar is made from sugarcane.
Magma is made of these melted.
What are rocks?
The liquefied rock is called magma when it is below Earth’s surface. Upon eruption, it is called lava. Temperatures range between 1,300º and 2,400º Fahrenheit (700º to 1,300º Celsius).
This Olympic track and field event uses a vertical pole to go over a horizontal pole.
What is pole vaulting?
The origins of pole vaulting can be traced back to ancient Greece, where it was used to jump over obstacles like enemy walls or animals.
Two pints equals this.
What is a quart?
Thirty-two ounces equals one quart. Four quarts equals one gallon
This is the sugar substitute in the pink packet.
What is Sweet’N Low?
It’s a popular brand of saccharin, and it’s 300–500 times sweeter than sugar.
Pottery is fired in these hot ovens.
What are kilns?
Temperatures for home kilns typically range from 2,000º to 2,400º Fahrenheit (1,093º to 1,316º Celsius).
This type of business uses a stripped pole to advertise it's location.
What is a Barber?
The original barbers were the surgeons and used the colored stripes to indicate that they were prepared to bleed their patients (red), set bones or pull teeth (white), or give a shave if nothing more urgent was needed (blue).
This means to defeat or get the better of someone by being clever or cunning.
What is outsmart?
According to Chinese military general Sun Tsu, one way to outsmart your opponent is to use the art of deception to appear weak when you are strong and strong when you are weak
This finely granulated sugar is commonly used in the UK.
What is caster sugar?
The size of caster sugar granules falls between regular and powdered sugar.
The heat of peppers is measured on this scale.
What is the Scoville scale?
Bell peppers are in the 2,000-unit range. The hottest pepper, the Carolina Reaper, can reach 2.2 million Scoville units.
He was the first explorer to reach the South Pole
Who is Roald Amundsen?
A length of embankment or wall forming part of the defensive boundary of a castle, hillfort or settlement.
What is a rampart?
With the advent of cannons, fortification design changed dramatically. Walls were made lower and thicker, often with earth used to absorb and disperse the energy of cannonballs, a method more effective than rigid stone that might shatter.