Part 2 - Food and Drink

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#1 - Bananas are really berries.

#2 - The co-founder of Domino's traded his shares for a Volkswagen Beetle.

#3 - The margherita pizza was made to represent the Italian flag – basil for green, tomatoes for red, and mozzarella for white.

#4 - Hot chocolate tastes better out of an orange cup.

#5 - There are more Indian restaurants in London than in Mumbai or Delhi.

#6 - Americans eat millions of pounds of peanut butter.

#7 - Australians eat the most meat.

#8 - Death row inmates in Texas don't get to pick their last meal.

#9 - High-frequency sounds enhance the sweetness in food, while low frequencies bring out the bitterness.

#10 - Some produce in the U.S. is too ugly to sell.

#11 - California is the world's 5th largest supplier of food.

#12 - Throwing food away is illegal in Seattle.

#13 - Goat meat is the most popular meat.

#14 - Eating fast food regularly has the same impact on the liver as hepatitis.

#15 - Fortune cookies were invented in San Francisco.

#16 - In an emergency, coconut water can be used for blood plasma.

#17 - India has the lowest meat consumption in the world.

#18 - Flamin' Hot Cheetos were invented by a janitor.

#19 - Brown sugar is no different than white sugar.

#20 - The Netherlands drinks the most coffee per person.

#21 - 49% of Americans over 20 eat a sandwich every day.

#22 - India produces, consumes, and exports the most chili peppers in the world.

#23 - Potatoes are 80% water.

#24 - Pizza Hut used to be the nation's biggest purchaser of kale.

#25 - There's wood pulp in shredded cheese.

#26 - Chimichanga means "thingamajig".

#27 - Mountain Dew contains orange juice.

#28 - Bird saliva is a delicacy in China.

#29 - Sweet drinks can cause dementia.

#30 - Froot Loops are all the same flavor.

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