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Which cocktail is served with a salted rim and lime?
Answer: Margarita
Why: Salt dims bitter taste receptors on the tongue, which naturally brings out the sweet and sour notes of the drink.
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Why did British soldiers originally add sugar to their daily tonic water?
Answer: To mask bitterness
Why: Erasmus Bond of Pitt & Co. patented the first commercial tonic water in 1858, bottling it at the firm's Wharf Road factory in London.
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What process removes caffeine from coffee using only water?
Answer: Swiss Water Process
Why: Water alone would wash out flavour too, so the beans soak in caffeine free coffee extract and carbon filters trap the caffeine it collects.
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What ingredient gives traditional eggnog its rich, custard-like texture?
Answer: Eggs
Why: Eggnog is thought to descend from posset, a medieval drink of hot milk curdled with ale or wine and spiced with nutmeg; some versions added eggs.
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A bottle of Champagne contains more pressure than which common object?
Answer: A car tire
Why: The glass must hold about six bar, so an empty standard bottle weighs about 835 grams, trimmed from 900 grams back in 2010.
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What fungus is essential for the fermentation of Sake?
Answer: Koji
Why: The same mould, Aspergillus oryzae, gives Japan its miso and soy sauce, and in 2006 it was named the country's national fungus.