Lecture 12: Stimulating Beverages 2 Flashcards

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1
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____ is a small tree or shrub with persistent leaves and pruned constantly to encourage dense growth

A

Tea

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2
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Where is tea from?

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Tibet, India, China, and Burma; use began 4500-5000 y.a.

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3
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True or False: The legend says that a tea leaf fell accidentally into a cup of boiling water.

A

True

Emperor Shen-Nung, ca. 5000 y.a.

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4
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_______ is fermented

A

Black tea

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5
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________ tea is only partially fermented; leaves are slightly withered and then slightly fermented.

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Oolong

the smallest are called “orange pecoe”; larger leaves are “pekoe” and “souchong”.

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6
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_____ tea is not fermented at all.

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Green tea

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7
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______ is produced only from certain varieties that have the young leaves and buds hairy. These are collected and treated like for green tea (no fermentation).

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White tea

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8
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_______ is a drink from India made from black tea mixed with spices such as cloves, cinnamon, black pepper, orange peel, nutmeg, star anise, bay leaves, vanilla

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Chai tea

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9
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Preparation involved a special “device”, the ______, a metal urn.
Russians were the first to use lemon in tea.

A

samovar

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10
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True or False: Only rich people could afford tea in NA to start

A

True

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11
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What is the famous quote mentioned from the Boston tea party?

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“No taxation without representation,”

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12
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The aftermath of this incident contributed to the _______and the ______.

A

Declaration of Independence

Independence War

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13
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______ in tea reduce the risk of cancer

A

Polyphenols

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14
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True or False: Tea lowers “bad” cholesterol and boosts immune system

A

True

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15
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True or False: Black tea is the best because it is less processed.

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False, green tea

Fermentation increases the levels of tannins in black tea

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16
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Tea contains contains both caffeine and ______, which has been used to treat asthma for many years

A

theophylline

17
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_____ is small, tropical tree with cauliflory (develops flowers on old branches and stems).

A

Cocoa

18
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What is the fruit of cocoa?

A

Giant berry called a “pod”

19
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Where is cocoa native too?

A

Mexico, Central America and northern South America

20
Q

______ means “food of the gods

A

Theobroma

21
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True or False: Cultivated for its fruit (called “beans”) which are used to make cocoa powder and chocolate.

A

False: Cultivated for its seeds (called “beans”)

22
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According to the Aztec mythology , the god ______ gave cacao beans to the Aztec people.

A

Quetzalcoatl

23
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The edible properties of Theobroma cacao were discovered over 2,500 ya by the _____

A

indigenous people of Central America living deep in the tropical rainforests

24
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True or False: Drink made from cocoa powder suspended in water, and flavoured with chillies (Capsicum annuum), vanilla (Vanilla planifolia), aromatic herbs and honey.

A

True

25
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True or False: Cocoa seeds were used as money

A

true

26
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True or False: Columbus had actually the chance to be the first European to taste chocolate (1502) but he did not appreciate its significance.

A

True

more impressed by the peppers which Aztecs were also using extensively.

27
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Cocoa arrived in the British Isles in the ______, which was more or less at the same time as tea

A

1650s

28
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_______, a British medical doctor , was the first person to dissolve cocoa in milk.

A

Sir Hans Sloane

later sold the idea to the Cadbury family.

29
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True or False: , cocoa could never rivaled coffee and tea but its popularity increased after the first chocolate bar was developed in mid 19th century.

A

True

30
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Most of the chocolate development in the 19 century is attributed to several _______.

A

Quaker families

31
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_______ developed an emulsification process to make solid chocolate creating the modern chocolate bar.

A

John Cadbury

32
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Chocolate contains caffeine and _______.

A

theobromine

33
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What are 4 healthy things about chocolate?

A

Polyphenols and stearic acid in chocolate rise “good” cholesterol

Help reduce the risk of certain cardiovascular problems and also reduce blood pressure;

Boosts cognitive abilities;

Phenylethyamine present in chocolate also secreted by the brain when “in love”.

34
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What is the one negative societal effect of chocolate?

A

Child slavery in Africa