Wheat and Grains quiz
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How many loaves fed the 5,000 in the Gospels?
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What are wheat stalks called once the grain is removed?
Answer: Straw
Why: Hay is grass cut and dried as animal feed, far more nutritious than straw, the stalks left over after harvest.
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In which decade was ciabatta bread invented?
Answer: 1980s
Why: Baker Arnaldo Cavallari created it in 1982 as an Italian rival to the French baguettes used for sandwiches.
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Why are ramen noodles yellow?
Answer: Alkaline salts
Why: The alkali turns the flour's colourless flavones yellow and also makes the noodles firm and springy.
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Which plant family do wheat, rice and maize belong to?
Answer: Grasses
Why: Bamboo belongs to the same grass family, so a wheat field and a bamboo forest are botanical cousins.
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Who first put 'let them eat brioche' in writing?
Answer: Rousseau
Why: Rousseau wrote it in 1765, when Marie Antoinette was nine years old and had never set foot in France.
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Which country briefly banned sliced bread in 1943?
Answer: United States
Why: Sliced loaves need heavier wrapping to stay fresh, so the ban was meant to save paper, yet it lasted just seven weeks.
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