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• [Food fact 1]  Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream operates under a business vision they call “linked prosperity,” which is the belief that a corporation should profit not only the company itself, but all of its employees, suppliers, customers, and communities in which it operates.

  Food, Food Science, Ice Cream, Science

• [Food fact 2]  Broccoli, parsley, brussel sprouts, and red bell peppers all contain more vitamin C per 100g serving than oranges. Chili peppers contain 400% more.

  Food, Health source

• [Food fact 3]  The founder of Atari also created the Chuck E. Cheese's pizza franchise as a way to make more money off of his video game consoles.

  Food, Pizza

• [Food fact 4]  After the false rumors that mixing Pop Rocks (Candy) with soda could cause death, General Foods sent letters to school principals, created open letters to parents, took out advertisements in major publications, and sent the inventor on the road to explain Pop Rocks are not dangerous.

  Food, People source

• [Food fact 5]  The chips (fries) British tourists eat in the Canary Islands are grown in the UK and exported there because Canary Islands' production can't cope with demand.

  Countries, Food source

• [Food fact 6]  In 2012, beekeepers in France were confused to discover that their bees were producing blue and green honey. Investigations later found it was the result of bees foraging in the waste from an M&Ms factory.

  Animals, Corporation, Food source

• [Food fact 7]  Ancient human ancestor Homo erectus ate cooked food as long ago as 1.9 million years.

  Food, History, World source

• [Food fact 8]  Actress Olivia Jane Cockburn, better known as Olivia Wilde actually has won a few eating contests in her day. Once during an eating competition in Australia, she ate 33 pancakes with butter syrup in 20 minutes.

  Actors, Food source

• [Food fact 9]  Researchers have shown that ice cream causes people to feel safer and more comfortable.

  Food, Food Science, Ice Cream, Science

• [Food fact 10]  Surströmming is a Swedish delicacy which is known for being the world’s smelliest food. It is made by fermented Baltic Sea herring. It smells so bad that several airlines have banned passengers from carrying tin cans of this stuff. In one case, a tenant was evicted in Germany after spreading the Surströmming brine in the stairway. The landlord was taken to court, where he brought a can of Surströmming as evidence. After being opened, the court unanimously ruled in his favor because of the smell.

  Countries, Food, Law source

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