Prevailing Food Myths: True Or False?
Prevailing Food Myths: True Or False?
Does a teaspoon in champagne really keep the bubbles in? Will jalapenos make you happy? Find out how well you know your food facts from fiction with this fun quiz!
Does a teaspoon in champagne really keep the bubbles in? Will jalapenos make you happy? Find out how well you know your food facts from fiction with this fun quiz!
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Searing meat seals in its juices.
A teaspoon in the neck of a champagne bottle keeps the champagne bubbly.
Peanuts are not nuts.
Organic produce has more nutritional value than conventionally grown food.
Eating celery uses more calories than it contains.
Carrots have been genetically modified to appear orange.
Brown bread is healthier than white
Burn-your-mouth chillies can improve your mood.
Coconut water is similar to human blood plasma.
Yams and sweet potatoes are the same thing.
Apples float because their skin is highly water-repellent.
Too much pineapple can kill your tastebuds.