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"Herbs and Spices" and "Happy Birthday"
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Ancient Greeks
Which ancient civilization is credited with the first birthday candles?
Germany
Where did the tradition of baking "Kinderfest" birthday cakes for children originate?
Good Morning To All
What was the original title of the song we now sing as "Happy Birthday to You"?
Golden Birthday
When you turn the age of the day you were born (e.g., born on the 22nd, birthday is age 22), it is called your what?
Artemis
The Ancient Greeks used moon-shaped cakes to honor this goddess, and believed the blowing smoke carried prayers to the gods
Kate Upton
This model and actress known for The Other Woman was born on this day in 1992
Judy Garland
American actress, known for The Wizard of Oz and Meet Me In St. Louis, was born in Grand Rapids, Minnesota on this day in 1922
Elizabeth Hurley
This English actress and model (known for Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery, Christabel) born in Basingstoke, England on this day in 1965
Freddy Garcia
Venezuelan baseball player, born in Caracas, Venezuela on this day in 1976
Leelee Sobieski
This American actress (known for Deep Impact, Joan of Arc, Uprising), was born in New York City on this day in 1983
Jessica Di Cicco
American voice actress (known for The Loud House, Adventure Time), born in Los Angeles, California on this day in 1980
Faith Evans
American R&B singer-songwriter ("I'll Be Missing You" w/Puff Daddy), and actress, born in Lakeland, Florida on this day in 1973
Michael Faraday
The first rubber balloons were invented in 1824 by this British scientist. Before, they were made from animal intestines (ew)
August
This month has the most birthdays of any other month
Parsley
This is the most common culinary herb used in the United States
Thyme
What cooking herb comes in lemon, woolly and silver varieties?
Cilantro
Coriander and what other spice come from the same plant? (Coriander is made from the seeds, the other is from the leaves)
Saffron
What spice needs 75,000 blossoms to make one pound of spice?
Bay Leaves
What spice, also called laurel, was used for head wreaths in ancient Rome?
Cinnamon
The bark of the cassia tree is often used to produce a lesser grade of what spice?
Rosemary
This herb has been shown to help prevent blood vessel damage and improve cardiovascular health.
Parsley
This spice is strong in antioxidants, vitamins A and C, and the chemical apigenin, which has been shown in multiple studies to help suppress the formation of cancer cells.
Ginger
This spice appears to be beneficial in treating gastrointestinal problems, particularly diarrhoea or nausea induced by morning sickness during pregnancy, as well as nausea and vomiting following surgery or chemotherapy treatment for cancer patients.
Mint
This herb was rubbed on tables to greet visitors in ancient Greece, and it is still served to visitors in the Middle East in the form of tea.
Lavender
A wristband of this herb was used to protect against the plague in the 17th century.
Turmeric
This spice has been shown in many tests to be remarkably effective against Alzheimer's symptoms, and it now outperforms any known Alzheimer's treatment.
Fennel
This is a hardy, perennial herb of the carrot family that is identified by its yellow flowers and feathery leaves.
Mace
This spice is made from the red covering of nutmeg.
Paprika
This spice is made from ground and dried bell peppers.
Vanilla
This is a flavoring obtained from the seed pods and dried fruits of an orchid, and it is the second-most expensive spice after saffron.