Lecture 21 Flashcards

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1
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Caffeine is an ___ that is used as a stimulant.

A

alkaloid

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2
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An ___ is a secondary plant product, and a chemical ___ containing basic ___ atoms. It has physiological and/or psychological effects on the nervous system. Examples include caffeine, cocaine, nicotine, morphine, methamphetamine, mescaline…

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alkaloid, compound, nitrogen

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3
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Caffeine stimulates the central nervous system and ___. It ___ blood pressure, ___ blood vessels, and increases the heartbeat.

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respiration, increases, constricts

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4
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There are medical benefits to ___. Moderate consumption (___/day) can enhance the pain-relieving effects of aspirin and acetaminophen, among others. It can protect against ___ ___, ___ of the liver, heart disease, and it can reduce ___.

A

caffeine, 400mg, Parkinson’s disease, cirrhosis, depression

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5
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Coffee, or ___ ___, is native to ___. Its seeds occur in coffee berries (___). The fruit pulp is ___ to free the seeds, and then roasting and grinding bring out ___ ___.

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Coffea arabica, Ethiopia, cherries, fermented, essential oils

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6
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Coffee was originally an Arabian drink used by ___, from around the ___00s. In ___, a Venetian trader introduced it to Europe, and by ___00s, there were coffee houses there, but by the end of the century, they mostly disappeared.

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worshippers, 12, 1615, 17

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7
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In the ___ in America, there was a resurgence of coffee houses.
There have been coffee houses in ___ for the last 30 years.

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1960s, Japan

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8
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___ and ___ are the world’s leading producers of coffee.

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Brazil, Vietnam

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9
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Coffee trees take ___-___ years to bear fruit. When they do, they give ___-___ kg of berries per year for up to ___ years.

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3-5, 2-3, 35

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10
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The coffee trade is only second to the oil trade - $___ billion per year, with ___ million farmers in over ___ countries.

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19, 25, 50

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11
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Tea was invented by Emperor ___ ___ in 2737 BCE. ___ billion cups are consumed each day.

A

Shen Nung, 3

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12
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Tea is native to ___, India, China, and Burma. It’s still largely grown here. Caffeine, essential oils, ___, and ___ contribute to its flavors and stimulating properties.

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Tibet, theanine, tannins

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13
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Tea is made with the ___ leaves of a small tree, ___ ___ from the family Theaceae.

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tip, Camellia sinensis

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14
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___ tea is fermented, ___ tea is not, ___ is semi.

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Black, green, oolong

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15
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Green tea can reduce the risk of ___ and ___ cancer. Black tea can lower ___ ___ levels.
Tea can boost immunity; ___ in tea (or ___) are powerful antioxidants that prevent ___ ___ damage.

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breast, prostate, LDL cholesterol, polyphenols, tannins, free radical

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16
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___ discourage herbivores from eating leaves. They also work as stains, dye, inks, and tanning agents for leather; thus, they can stain teapots and the teeth of habitual tea-drinkers.

A

Tannins

17
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Tea was introduced to Europe early in the ___00s, about the same time as coffee. It quickly became important.

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16

18
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In 1904, the ___ was invented by a New York tea importer named Thomas Sullivan.

A

teabag

19
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The cacao tree, or ___ ___, is native to C. and S. America. The ___ ___ and ___ lead the world in cacao bean production.

A

Theobroma cacao, Ivory Coast, Brazil

20
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___ was a bitter ___ ___ beverage made from roasted and coarsely ground cacao beans, with added spices, chili pepper, and ___ beans. Boiling water was added and the mixture was whipped until foamy. It might have been like mole sauce today.

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Chocolatl, Central American, vanilla

21
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In 1502, Columbus saw that natives of the ___ islands used ___ ___ as money and for a spicy beverage.

A

Caribbean, cacao beans

22
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In 1828, a Dutch chemist developed a process to get rid of some of the ___, or cocoa butter, in cacao. In 1847, an English company added ___ ___ and sugar to ground cacao beans to make chocolate.

A

fat, cocoa butter

23
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Cacao grows in football-shaped pods that form directly on the main trunk of the ___ ___ tree. Inside the fruit are ___-___ seeds (or beans) surrounded by a white, sweet, sticky ___.

A

Theobroma cacao, 20-40, pulp

24
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When cacao pods are ripe, the pulpy seeds are removed and allowed to ___, during which time the chocolate taste and aroma develop. The beans are ___ and shipped to processing centers to be ___.

A

ferment, dried, roasted

25
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After roasting, cacao seeds are cracked open to free the large ___ (“nibs”). Nibs are crushed to produce a dark, brown, oily paste - the chocolate ___, which can be solidified into squares of baking chocolate. Cocoa ___ can be removed to produce cocoa ___.

A

cotyledons, liquor, butter, powder

26
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___ ___ is added to chocolate liquor to make chocolate candy. It is the main ingredient for white chocolate. It can also be used for suntan lotions, soaps, and cosmetics.

A

Cocoa butter

27
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The ___ process when making chocolate involves a mechanical kneading and stirring that gives chocolate its ___.

A

conching, smoothness

28
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Coca-Cola is made from the seeds of the ___ tree, ___ ___.

A

kola, Cola nitida

29
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The kola tree (___ ___) is native to West Africa, and is a relative of the cacao tree. Each pod has ___ seeds, which can be used as stimulants and appetite suppressants. They have small quantities of ___, which acts as a heart stimulant.

A

Cola nitida, 8, kolanin

30
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Kola seeds’ fleshy coats are removed and the seeds are allowed to ___. Then, the seeds are ___ and ___.

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ferment, dried, pulverized

31
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In 1886, Dr. John Stith Pemberton, an Atlanta pharmacist, concocted a beverage using carbonated water, caramel coloring, extract of ___ ___, extract from powdered ___ ___, sugar, vanilla, cinnamon, and lime juice.

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coca leaves, kola seeds

32
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___ extracts are still used in Coca-Cola, but since 1903, the cocaine has been removed.

A

Coca

33
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___ and ___ are 2 caffeinated S. American beverages.

A

Mate, guarana

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