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. Trivia  'Chi' to 'Cl' .
. Chicago .
. Chicken .
. Chicken, Frozen? .
. Chicken Bog .
. Chicken Boy .
. Chicken Consumption .
. Chicken Divan .
. Chicken Feathers .
. Chicken Soup .
. Chicken Tetrazzini .
. Chick Pea .
. Chicory and Endive .
. Child, Julia .
. Chile Peppers .
. Chili Con Carne .
. Chili Powder .
. Chiltepin .
. China .
. Chinese Artichoke .
. Chinese Date .
. Chinese Noodles .
. Chinese Restaurants .
. Chinook Salmon .
. Chips .
. Chiquita Banana .
. Chitterlings, Chitlins .
. Chives .
. Chocolate .
. Chocolate Bloom .
. Chocolate Cereals .
. Chocolate Chip Cookie .
. Chocolate Liquor .
. Chocolate Velvet Cake .
. Chopsticks .
. Chop Suey .
. Choron Sauce .
. Chowder .
. Christmas .
. Christmas Eggnog Riot .
. Christmas Lima Beans .
. Christophene .
. Chuck Wagon .
. Chun King .
. Ciabatta .
. Cicely, Sweet .
. Cider .
. Cilantro .
. Cinchona Bark .
. Cincinnati, Ohio .
. Cinnamon .
. Cioppino .
. Citric Acid .
. Citrus Fruit .
. Clams .
. Clark Bar .
. Clary, Clary Sage .
. Clementine .
. Clotted Cream .
. Cloudberry .
. Cloves .
. Cluster Bean .

CHINESE RESTAURANTS

Macao and Woosung, founded by Chinese immigrant Norman Asing in 1849 is the first recorded Chinese restaurant in the U.S.

When KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken) first translated its advertising slogan "finger lickin' good" into Chinese, it came out as "eat your fingers off."

MSG has very little flavor of its own, but it 'improves' or enhances the flavor of other foods it is used with.
Some individuals seem to be sensitive to MSG, and exhibit what is known as 'Chinese Restaurant Syndrome' (because of its use in Asian cooking). The symptoms include headaches, chest pains, facial pressure, burning sensations, and sweating. The FDA continues to list it as GRAS (Generally Recognized As Safe), but all foods containing MSG must state so on the label.

Although it is true that Ancient Chinese warlords would send messages hidden inside cakes, fortune cookies are not Chinese, they were invented in Los Angeles around 1920.

 

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