Food
What does spam stand for?
Spiced ham
what is the most common drink in the world?
Tea
Why do we call a pound cake a pound cake?
1lb of butter
how much of the worlds water is salty?
97%
When did coffee become popular in America?
After the Boston Tea party.
what is the only agricultural prodct that bares its seeds on the outside?
strawberries
what is the healthiest drink besides water?
green tea or pomegranit juice
Where was german Chocolate cake invented?
Texas by a guy whose last name was german
How much of the human brain is water?
75%
Only two states grow coffee. what are they?
CA HI
Which vegetable contains more protein than steak?
Broccili
how many time is coca-cola consumed every day?
Coca-Cola® is consumed 190 million times every 24 hours in more than 80 languages and in over 35 countries.
how much sugar does the average american eat every year?
60lbs 25 are candy
How long can a person go without water?
3 days, BONUS 3 weeks without food
which country grows the most coffee in the world?
Brazil
Coriander
What is the oldest drink manufacturer in the US
dr pepper
Which sweet dessert was used as currency by the Aztecs?
Chocolate
Where is 70% of Earth's freshwater?
Glaciers
What does espresso mean in Italian?
Pressed out.
Why do farmed salmon died pink?
Becaseu the pigment that makes them pink is from a crestation that they eat but they dont eat that at farms
why are drinks called beverages?
Etymology. From Middle English beverage, from Old French beverage, variant of bevrage, from beivre (“to drink”), variant of boivre (“to drink”), from Latin bibō. Related to imbibe.
The red food-coloring carmine — used in Skittles and other candies — is made from boiled cochineal bugs, a type of beetle.
How much water does the average American home use every day?
50 gallons
How much is the world's most expensive coffee per pound?
600$
BONUS civit coffee