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- A beverage (also known as a drink) is a liquid intended for human consumption.
- Beyond quenching thirst, beverages play significant roles in human culture.
- Common types include:
- Plain drinking water
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- Juice
- Smoothies
- Soft drinks
- Coffee
- Tea
- Hot chocolate
- Alcoholic beverages, such as wine, beer, and liquor, have been part of human culture for over 8,000 years11.
- Thirst and Survival:
- When the human body becomes dehydrated, thirst drives the instinctive need to drink.
- Water and milk have been essential throughout history.
- Interestingly, complete deprivation of water results in death faster than the removal of any other substance besides oxygen.
- Historical Significance:
- Wine: Archaeological evidence shows wine production in Georgia (c. 6000 BCE) and Iran (c. 5000 BCE).
- Beer: Known in Neolithic Europe as far back as 3000 BCE, beer played a role in human development and civilization.
- Tea: Originated in Yunnan, China, during the Shang Dynasty (1500 BCE–1046 BCE) as a medicinal drink.
- Socializing and Culture:
- Throughout history, drinking has been integral to social gatherings.
- Ancient Greece had symposia where watered-down wine was consumed.
- Ancient Rome held convivia for discussions and indulgence.
In summary, beverages not only satisfy our physical needs but also reflect our social activities and hold spiritual value. Cheers to the diverse world of drinks! 🍹🌎
Drinks
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- A beverage (also known as a drink) is a liquid intended for human consumption.
- Beyond quenching thirst, beverages play significant roles in human culture.
- Common types include:
- Plain drinking water
- Juice
- Smoothies
- Soft drinks
- Coffee
- Tea
- Hot chocolate
- Plain drinking water
- Socializing and Culture:
- Drinking has been integral to social gatherings throughout history.
- In Ancient Greece, a social gathering for drinking was known as a symposium, where watered-down wine would be consumed.
- In Ancient Rome, similar gatherings called convivia took place for discussions and indulgence.
In summary, beverages not only satisfy our physical needs but also reflect our social activities and hold spiritual value. Cheers to the diverse world of drinks! 🍹🌎
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- Ice cream typically consists of:
- Milk or cream
- Sugar (or an alternative sweetener)
- Flavorings, such as cocoa, vanilla, or fruit
- Sometimes, food colouring and stabilizers are added.
- Ice cream typically consists of:
- Making Ice Cream:
- The mixture is cooled below the freezing point of water.
- It’s then stirred to incorporate air spaces, preventing large ice crystals from forming.
- Liquid nitrogen can also be used to create a smooth, semi-solid foam.
- As the temperature increases, ice cream becomes more malleable.
- Serving and Variations:
- Ice cream can be:
- Served in dishes
- Eaten with a spoon
- Licked from edible wafer ice cream cones
- Variations include:
- Gelato (Italian ice cream)
- Frozen custard (rich ice cream with eggs)
- Soft serve (often served at amusement parks and fast-food restaurants)
- Dairy alternatives like soy, coconut, or almond milk ice creams
- Banana “nice cream” (100% fruit-based vegan alternative)
- Frozen yoghurt (lower in fat, made with yoghurt)
- Ice cream can be:
- Name Variations:
- The meaning of “ice cream” varies by country.
- Some governments regulate terms based on ingredient quantities.
- In the United States, products not meeting ice cream criteria are labeled “frozen dairy dessert.”
Enjoy this timeless treat in all its delicious forms! 🍦🌟
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