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1 Where and when was Justin born?
(Pittsburgh, 1990)
2 How did he learn about cooking?
(He helped his mum and grandma in the kitchen and
he watched a lot of cooking programmes on TV)
3 When did he first appear on national TV?
(At the age of seven)
4 When did he publish his first book?
(At the age of five)
5 What special groups has he worked with?
(He’s worked with a hotel group to decide their kids menu
and with some charities to help underprivileged kids)
6 What language is he studying?
(Italian)
7 Does he spend all his time in cooking and writing books?
(No, he also goes to school and has all the normal teenage interests)
Vocabulary
Indian
cheese
tomatoes
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Audio script and answers C 2.13
The most poisonous mushroom is the Death Angel or Death Cap. Even a
small amount is fatal, but it can take more than 24 hours for any symptoms
to appear.
In some food and drink, the (1) red colouring comes from the crushed
bodies and eggs of female ladybirds (cochineal). It takes about 155,000
insects to make 1 kilo of colouring.
Many sweets contain gelatine and that’s why they’re so nice and chewy.
But did you know that gelatine is made from animal or fish (2) bones?
It would be better if Popeye ate clams and oysters instead of spinach. Why?
Because they contain a much larger percentage of (3) iron.
The hottest chilli in the world is the (4) Indian Naga Jolokia. It measures
1,040,000 SHU (Scoville Heat Units). An average chilli measures about
(5) 200,000 SHU.
The largest pizza in the world was made in 1990 in South Africa, with 500 kg
of flour, 800 kg of (6) cheese and 900 kg of (7) tomatoes. It was 37.4 metres
in diameter.
Vocabulary