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A. American households purchase pickles every _ _ days.
B. More than _ _ percent of all households eat pickles.
C. Americans consume more than _ pounds of pickles per person
annually.
D. Pickles are fat free and low in calories. An average-size dill
contains only _ _ calories.
E. Approximately 100,000 to 1 _ _ ,000 acres are devoted to growing
pickling cucumbers in the United States.
F. They are grown in more than _ _ states, with the biggest
producers being California, Colorado, Florida, Indiana, Michigan,
Ohio, North and South Carolina, Texas and Wisconsin.
G. On his voyage in 14 _ _ , Columbus not only discovered America,
but gave peppers their name. In search of black pepper from the
Orient, he assumed the spicy pods used to flavor foods in America
were a form of black pepper and mistakenly called them "pimiento,"
or pepper. Actually, the plants are not related at all.
H. Pickle Packers International has its own official limerick and
theme song - the Pickle Polka. The pickle got its name in the _ _
00's when English speaking people mispronounced William Beukelz'
name - he was a Dutch fisherman known for pickling fish.
I. Good pickles have an audible crunch at _ _ paces. This can be
measured at "crunch-off" using the "scientific" device known as the
Audible Crunch Meter. Pickles that can be heard at only one pace
are known as denture dills.
J. During WWII the U.S. Government tagged _ _ percent of all pickle
production for the ration kits of the armed forces.
Courtesy of Ilovepickles.org