- All the Krispy Kreme donut stores collectively could make a doughnut stack as high as the Empire State Building in only 2 minutes.
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- Pretzel snacks have been around for over 1300 years. A European monk invented the snack using used leftover bread dough.
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- Dunkin' Donut shops located in the Middle East sell donuts that are fig filled.
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- Parma ham is only Parma ham if it is made in the Parma region of Italy. The British chain supermarket Asda, made and packaged its own "Parma ham" and was successfully sued by the real Parma ham people (Parma Ham Trade Association).
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- Although white wine can be produced from both red and white grapes, red wine can only be created from red grapes.
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- Egypt brings us the earliest archeological evidence of cheesemaking, found in tomb murals that date back to 2000 BC
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- The United States is the top producer of cheese in the world, with Wisconsin and California leading the states in production.
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- Have you ever noticed that when you have a bowl of nuts, the bigger ones make their way to the top? This event actually has a scientific name: the Brazil Nut Effect.
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- It is possible to get drunk in prison thanks to a special thing called “prison wine†or “prunoâ€. It is an alcoholic liquid made from various fermented fruits and vegetables and bread.
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- The term "brain-freeze" was invented by 7-11 to explain the sensation one feels when drinking a "Slurpee" too quickly.
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- Widows of a recently deceased king among the Bagonda people of Uganda, have the honor of drinking the beer in which the king's entrails have been cleaned.
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- Chili Powder was invented in the 19th century in the American Southwest.
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- Chocolate maker Cadbury uses more than sixty thousand tonnes of cocoa each year, in the United Kingdom alone.
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- Contrary to popular beliefs, chocolate does not cause acne.
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- Due to sugar shortages to make candy during World War II, movie theatre owners turned to popcorn, which is now the best selling snack at movie theatres today.
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- During World War II, Uncle Ben's rice was the exclusive supplier of rice to the U.S. Armed Forces.
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- Four billion pounds of watermelon were grown in the United States in 1999.
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- If all the salt were to be extracted from the Earth's oceans, you would have enough salt to cover all of the continents five feet deep.
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- In Spain, it is common to pour chocolate milk or cafe au lait on cereal for breakfast.
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- In the United States, six tubs of Cool Whip, a brand of whipping cream, are sold every second.
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- Ketchup originated in China as a pickled fish sauce called ke-tsiap.
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- Melba toast is named after an Australian opera singer Dame Nellie Melba.
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