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This week, test your
knowledge of the origins of
several items and you might
find one well-balanced
weightless plan. Try iden-
tifying the foods described
below:

1. This food had_its origin
in the New World as a wild
grass. American Indians
prepared it in ‘clay pots filled
with sand, and even strung it

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in strands to decorate idols.
A deerskin bag full of this
food was brough by an
Indian to the first
Thanksgiving feast. Later, it
was used with cream-or milk
as a breakfast food by New
England colonists. In recent
times it has even been used
as a packaging material for
breakable goods, though, it
is now known primarily as a
“fun food” served at parties

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2. This food was first
accidentally produced when
milk was stored in leather
pouches made from the
stomaches of young cows,
which contained an enzyme
known as rennin. Olympic
athletes and wrestlers of
ancient Greece consumed it
to increase strength and
endurance, and the Biblical

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David was on his way to
deliver 10°of these to Saul’s
camp when he met with
Goliath.

3. This food consists of the
swollen ends or tubers of the
roots of the nightshade
plant. It originated in the
Western Hemisphere and
was introduced into Europe
by explorers in the 16th

-century, where it was not.

well. received. It. was
rumored to be poisonous,
and starving populations in
Germany even refused to eat
it! It was first accepted
widely in Ireland, where it

became a popular staple _

food. A failure of this crop in

that country eventually.
caused a massive famine;
which contributed to the -

immigration of thousands of
Irish to the United States
and other lands.

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