FILE 001Food🧊never actually eaten in spaceAstronaut ice cream was never actually eaten in space — it was a marketing invention. Real astronauts eat regular ice cream from freezers.SrcNASAPass the claimOpen file
FILE 002Food🍕Share$12,000The world's most expensive pizza costs $12,000 and features caviar, lobster, and gold leaf.SrcGuinness World Records
FILE 003Food🥒Share96% waterCucumbers are 96% water — the highest water content of any solid food.SrcUSDA
FILE 004Food🍎Share25% airApples float in water because they are 25% air — that's why bobbing for apples works.SrcUSDA
FILE 005Food🍕Share$12,000The most expensive pizza in the world costs $12,000 and is topped with three types of caviar, buffalo mozzarella, and Norwegian lobster.SrcGuinness World Records
FILE 006Food🍕Share23 pounds of pizza per yearThe average American eats about 23 pounds of pizza per year — roughly 3 billion pizzas are sold annually in the U.S.SrcUSDA
FILE 007Food🥜SharelegumesPeanuts are not actually nuts — they're legumes that grow underground, more closely related to beans and lentils.SrcUSDA
FILE 008Food🍫Sharecurrency by the AztecsChocolate was used as currency by the Aztecs. A turkey cost about 100 cacao beans.SrcSmithsonian
FILE 009Food🍯Share3,000-year-old honeyHoney never spoils. Archaeologists found 3,000-year-old honey in Egyptian tombs that was still perfectly edible.SrcSmithsonian
FILE 010Food🍓ShareoutsideStrawberries have their seeds on the outside — they're the only fruit that does this. Each strawberry has about 200 seeds.SrcUSDA
FILE 011Food🍊Sharegreen even when ripeOranges aren't naturally orange — in tropical countries they stay green even when ripe. The orange color comes from cold weather.SrcUSDA
FILE 012Food🌶️Share2.2 million Scoville Heat UnitsThe Carolina Reaper measures over 2.2 million Scoville Heat Units — about 400 times hotter than a jalapeño.SrcGuinness World Records
FILE 013Food🍕Share1.93 miles longThe longest pizza ever made was 1.93 miles long — created in California in 2017.SrcGuinness World Records
FILE 014Food🍅SharepoisonousTomatoes were once considered poisonous in Europe because the acidic juice leached lead from pewter plates, causing lead poisoning.SrcSmithsonian
FILE 015Food🌶️Share2.2 million Scoville Heat UnitsThe Carolina Reaper pepper measures over 2.2 million Scoville Heat Units — about 300 times hotter than a jalapeño.SrcGuinness World Records
FILE 016Food🍕Share23 pounds of pizza per yearThe average American eats about 23 pounds of pizza per year — that's roughly 46 slices.SrcUSDA