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11/27/2025 “FOODIES WELCOME HERE”   Leave a comment

NOT NICE TO FOOL MOTHER NATURE

Today is the perfect day as we sit around waiting for the bird to be cooked for a “Foodie Quiz”. These questions are all related to food and drink in some fashion or another. I suppose if we could answer six of these ten incredibly difficult questions we would be considered something of an “foodie” expert. As always the answers will be listed below.

  • The father of what American poet invented peppermint Life Savers?
  • How many pounds of roasted, ground coffee does one coffee tree produce annually?
  • What product did Mother Nature personally endorse in a television commercial, and who played the role?
  • How tall was celebrity chef Julia child’s?
  • How many lemons does the average lemon tree yield per year?
❤️THE CAFFEINE MACHINE❤️

  • What is Bombay duck?
  • What American city lead all others in per capita consumption of pizza in 1990?
  • How long would a 130 pound person have to walk at a leisurely pace to burn off the calories in a McDonald’s Big Mac?
  • How much money did American Airlines claim it saved in 1987 by eliminating one olive from each of the salads served in first-class?
  • A pound of ground coffee yields 50 cups. How many cups does a pound of tea yield?
BIG MAC ATTACK

This is my favorite since I’m an avid fan of ice cream and a so-so fan of religion.

How did the ice cream sundae get its name?

❤️YUM, YUM, YUM!❤️

Answers
Hart Crane son of Clarence, Just one, Chiffon Margarine; Dena Dietrich played Mother Nature, 6’2″, 1500, Dry, salted fish, Milwaukee, Two hours and 1 minute, $40,000, 200, **My Fav: The sundae was created in Evanston, Illinois, in the late 19th century to get around a Sabbath ban on selling ice-cream sodas. It was dubbed Sunday but spelled with an “e” instead of a “y” to avoid religious objections.

I SUCKED – SCORING ONLY THREE CORRECT

(Happy Thanksgiving)

02/01/2025 “QUIZ TIME AGAIN-FOOD”   Leave a comment

We woke up to five inches of snow this AM. I was forced into snow-blowing the driveway at 7:15. I’m really glad I didn’t wait because the snow was slowly melting and getting heavy making the snow-blower work extra hard. The driveway is now clear making it possible for my shopaholic better-half to get out and about. I really haven’t decided what to post today so taking a tip from some of my teachers of years ago, when in doubt they just gave us a pop quiz. Since food always seems to interest everyone, here are ten questions for you foodies out there. The answers will be listed below.

  • What animal is the source of milk used in making Roquefort cheese?
  • What part of the banana is used to make banana oil?
  • Two states have official beverages. Florida is orange juice, what is the other?
  • What words are found on the three rings of the Ballentine beer label?
  • How many quarts of milk does it take to make one pound of butter?

  • How much money did American Airlines claim to have saved in 1987 by eliminating one olive from each of it’s salads served in the first-class sections?
  • What fruit did the Visigoths demand in ransom when they laid siege of Rome?
  • What is the BRAT diet to eliminate diarrhea?
  • What do Eskimos use to prevent their food from freezing?
  • If you ordered the Five B’s breakfast in New England, what will you be served?

Answers

The Ewe (female sheep), None-banana oil is a synthetic, Ohio-tomato juice, Purity-Body-Flavor, 9.86 quarts, $40,000.00, 3,000 lbs. of peppercorns, Bananas-Rice-Applesauce-Toast, Refrigerators, Boston Baked Beans and Brown Bread