Lecture 21 Flashcards

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1
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Caffeine is an ___ that is used as a stimulant.

A

alkaloid

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An ___ is a secondary plant product, and a chemical ___ containing basic ___ atoms. It has physiological and/or psychological effects on the nervous system. Examples include caffeine, cocaine, nicotine, morphine, methamphetamine, mescaline…

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alkaloid, compound, nitrogen

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Caffeine stimulates the central nervous system and ___. It ___ blood pressure, ___ blood vessels, and increases the heartbeat.

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respiration, increases, constricts

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There are medical benefits to ___. Moderate consumption (___/day) can enhance the pain-relieving effects of aspirin and acetaminophen, among others. It can protect against ___ ___, ___ of the liver, heart disease, and it can reduce ___.

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caffeine, 400mg, Parkinson’s disease, cirrhosis, depression

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Coffee, or ___ ___, is native to ___. Its seeds occur in coffee berries (___). The fruit pulp is ___ to free the seeds, and then roasting and grinding bring out ___ ___.

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Coffea arabica, Ethiopia, cherries, fermented, essential oils

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Coffee was originally an Arabian drink used by ___, from around the ___00s. In ___, a Venetian trader introduced it to Europe, and by ___00s, there were coffee houses there, but by the end of the century, they mostly disappeared.

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worshippers, 12, 1615, 17

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In the ___ in America, there was a resurgence of coffee houses.
There have been coffee houses in ___ for the last 30 years.

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1960s, Japan

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8
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___ and ___ are the world’s leading producers of coffee.

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Brazil, Vietnam

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Coffee trees take ___-___ years to bear fruit. When they do, they give ___-___ kg of berries per year for up to ___ years.

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3-5, 2-3, 35

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10
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The coffee trade is only second to the oil trade - $___ billion per year, with ___ million farmers in over ___ countries.

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19, 25, 50

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Tea was invented by Emperor ___ ___ in 2737 BCE. ___ billion cups are consumed each day.

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Shen Nung, 3

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Tea is native to ___, India, China, and Burma. It’s still largely grown here. Caffeine, essential oils, ___, and ___ contribute to its flavors and stimulating properties.

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Tibet, theanine, tannins

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Tea is made with the ___ leaves of a small tree, ___ ___ from the family Theaceae.

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tip, Camellia sinensis

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14
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___ tea is fermented, ___ tea is not, ___ is semi.

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Black, green, oolong

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15
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Green tea can reduce the risk of ___ and ___ cancer. Black tea can lower ___ ___ levels.
Tea can boost immunity; ___ in tea (or ___) are powerful antioxidants that prevent ___ ___ damage.

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breast, prostate, LDL cholesterol, polyphenols, tannins, free radical

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16
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___ discourage herbivores from eating leaves. They also work as stains, dye, inks, and tanning agents for leather; thus, they can stain teapots and the teeth of habitual tea-drinkers.

17
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Tea was introduced to Europe early in the ___00s, about the same time as coffee. It quickly became important.

18
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In 1904, the ___ was invented by a New York tea importer named Thomas Sullivan.

19
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The cacao tree, or ___ ___, is native to C. and S. America. The ___ ___ and ___ lead the world in cacao bean production.

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Theobroma cacao, Ivory Coast, Brazil

20
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___ was a bitter ___ ___ beverage made from roasted and coarsely ground cacao beans, with added spices, chili pepper, and ___ beans. Boiling water was added and the mixture was whipped until foamy. It might have been like mole sauce today.

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Chocolatl, Central American, vanilla

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In 1502, Columbus saw that natives of the ___ islands used ___ ___ as money and for a spicy beverage.

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Caribbean, cacao beans

22
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In 1828, a Dutch chemist developed a process to get rid of some of the ___, or cocoa butter, in cacao. In 1847, an English company added ___ ___ and sugar to ground cacao beans to make chocolate.

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fat, cocoa butter

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Cacao grows in football-shaped pods that form directly on the main trunk of the ___ ___ tree. Inside the fruit are ___-___ seeds (or beans) surrounded by a white, sweet, sticky ___.

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Theobroma cacao, 20-40, pulp

24
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When cacao pods are ripe, the pulpy seeds are removed and allowed to ___, during which time the chocolate taste and aroma develop. The beans are ___ and shipped to processing centers to be ___.

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ferment, dried, roasted

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After roasting, cacao seeds are cracked open to free the large ___ ("nibs"). Nibs are crushed to produce a dark, brown, oily paste - the chocolate ___, which can be solidified into squares of baking chocolate. Cocoa ___ can be removed to produce cocoa ___.
cotyledons, liquor, butter, powder
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___ ___ is added to chocolate liquor to make chocolate candy. It is the main ingredient for white chocolate. It can also be used for suntan lotions, soaps, and cosmetics.
Cocoa butter
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The ___ process when making chocolate involves a mechanical kneading and stirring that gives chocolate its ___.
conching, smoothness
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Coca-Cola is made from the seeds of the ___ tree, ___ ___.
kola, Cola nitida
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The kola tree (___ ___) is native to West Africa, and is a relative of the cacao tree. Each pod has ___ seeds, which can be used as stimulants and appetite suppressants. They have small quantities of ___, which acts as a heart stimulant.
Cola nitida, 8, kolanin
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Kola seeds' fleshy coats are removed and the seeds are allowed to ___. Then, the seeds are ___ and ___.
ferment, dried, pulverized
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In 1886, Dr. John Stith Pemberton, an Atlanta pharmacist, concocted a beverage using carbonated water, caramel coloring, extract of ___ ___, extract from powdered ___ ___, sugar, vanilla, cinnamon, and lime juice.
coca leaves, kola seeds
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___ extracts are still used in Coca-Cola, but since 1903, the cocaine has been removed.
Coca
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___ and ___ are 2 caffeinated S. American beverages.
Mate, guarana
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