What group released a song in 2006 called "Chips Ahoy!"?

Cooking Trivia / October 29, 2024

The Hold Steady. In 2006 "The Hold Steady" released a song called "Chips Ahoy!" on their "Boys and Girls in America" album.

What word describes a young and instantly drinkable wine?

Cooking Trivia / October 29, 2024

Nouveau. Any unfermented grape sugar found in a wine is referred to as "residual sugar".

Why did Earl Mitchell, Sr. name his snack the "MoonPie"?

Cooking Trivia / October 28, 2024

It Was As Big As The Moon. Ronald Dickson of Charlotte, North Carolina, wrote "The Great American MoonPie Handbook", the first definitive history of the "MoonPie".

What color are the caps of regular Snapple teas?

Cooking Trivia / October 28, 2024

Blue. Regular Snapple teas have blue caps, white teas have silver caps, and red teas have brushed metal caps.

Which spice is not generally used in Indian cooking?

Cooking Trivia / October 27, 2024

Tarragon. Indian cooking involves a tasty blend of many savory spices, but tarragon isn't one of them.

To blanch a vegetable, you immerse it briefly in what?

Cooking Trivia / October 27, 2024

Boiling Water. Appearance blanching enhances the color of some vegetables.