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- Q: What does the saying “Butter no parsnips” mean?
A: Smooth words- an old English proverb dating from the 17th century- means that fancy words and flattery alone will achieve nothing real and tangible. - Q: Which Channel Island is famous for its potatoes?
A: Jersey, the Jersey Royal potato - Q: What producer with a vegetable-sounding last name was responsible for bringing James Bond to the big screen?
A: Albert Broccoli. (Cubby) - Q: Which vegetable did George Bush declare he hated and, as president, didn’t have to eat it?
A: Broccoli. Bush frequently mentioned his distaste for broccoli, famously saying: “I do not like broccoli. And I haven’t liked it since I was a little kid. And my mother made me eat it. Now I’m president of the United States. - Q: What is ratatouille?
A: A vegetable stew containing tomatoes, aubergines, and peppers - Q: What does chow mien mainly consist of?
A: Fried noodles, made with thin egg noodles that are stir-fried - Q: What is the Russian national drink?
A: Vodka. It’s a prominent part of Russian culture and is consumed at many celebrations. - Q: The dish ‘angels on horseback’ consists of oysters wrapped in what?
A: Bacon, partially cooked, then grilled or broiled and spritzed with lime or lemon - Q: In which continent did the cucumber originate?
A: Asia, in the Himalayan region of India, Nepal, Bangladesh, China, and Northern Thailand. - Q: Dulce (Pron: Dul-sa) on a Spanish wine label indicates that it is what?
A: Sweet