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Inventions born by chance

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Zahra Al-Hassani

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Delicious Accidents QuizVersion en ligne Inventions born by chance par Zahra Al-Hassani 1 Who accidentally invented the popsicle in 1905 after leaving a mixing bucket outside to freeze? a Robert Pop b Frank Epperson c Walter Mitchell d Harry Frost 2 How did the popsicle get its official name? a Named after the inventor's nickname b Epperson's kids called it popsicle, and the name stuck c Named after the freezing process 'pop' d Named after a brand ‘Pop’ 3 How was the ice-cream cone created at the 1904 World’s Fair? a A baker folded a wafer into a cone b Ernest Hamwi rolled warm pastry into a cone for ice cream c A chef in Paris created it d Menches invented the cone 4 Who was the ice-cream vendor at the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair who ran out of bowls? a George Crum b Charles Menches c Ernest Hamwi d Ruth Wakefield 5 Which helper rolled zalabia into a cone to hold ice cream? a Ernest Hamwi b Charles Menches c George Crum d Ruth Wakefield 6 What dessert invention did Ruth Wakefield popularize in 1930? a Peanut butter cookie b Sugar cookie c Chocolate chip cookie d Oatmeal raisin cookie 7 Who is credited with inventing potato chips? a Ernest Hamwi b Ruth Wakefield c George Crum d Frank Epperson 8 When were potato chips reportedly invented by accident? a July 4, 1830 b August 24, 1853 c December 25, 1880 d June 12, 1901 9 What was the key idea behind Wakefield’s chocolate chip cookies not melting as expected? a She melted chocolate into the batter b Chocolate dissolved completely and left no chips c Broken chocolate pieces remained as chips in the batter d The dough baked into chips 10 What overarching lesson do these stories illustrate? a All inventions require capital b Only deliberate experiments succeed c Accidents can lead to beloved inventions d Food trends are accidental only in history Feedback 1 The story credits young Frank Epperson for the frozen treat. 2 The name originated from Frank Epperson's children. 3 Hamwi solved the shortage of bowls by shaping pastry into a cone. 4 Menches needed a container, leading to the cone idea. 5 Hamwi’s pastry cone invention gave birth to the ice-cream cone. 6 Wakefield used chocolate chips, creating the chocolate chip cookie. 7 Crum reportedly created thin, crispy chips in 1853. 8 The date commonly cited is August 24, 1853. 9 Chocolate chips stayed as pieces rather than melting into batter. 10 Many famous treats arose from lucky accidents.

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Delicious Accidents QuizVersion en ligne

par Zahra Al-Hassani

Who accidentally invented the popsicle in 1905 after leaving a mixing bucket outside to freeze?

How did the popsicle get its official name?

How was the ice-cream cone created at the 1904 World’s Fair?

Who was the ice-cream vendor at the 1904 St. Louis World’s Fair who ran out of bowls?

Which helper rolled zalabia into a cone to hold ice cream?

What dessert invention did Ruth Wakefield popularize in 1930?

Who is credited with inventing potato chips?

When were potato chips reportedly invented by accident?

What was the key idea behind Wakefield’s chocolate chip cookies not melting as expected?

What overarching lesson do these stories illustrate?

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