From the list of foods which cause allergies in humans, which particular food product is (according to my ref. material) at the top of the list?

Which beverage was named after its resemblance to the dark brown clothing warn by 16th century Italian monks?

In the ancient Mediterranean world there was no soap. An item normally found in the kitchen was also used for washing the body. What was it?

This word came to English from the Turkish and Persian languages, and referred to a beverage of sweetened, diluted fruit juice. Later in Europe this word referred to a carbonated drink. Today it refers to a fruit-flavored treat. What is this word?

What do we call the food item consisting of toast, ham, poached eggs, and hollandaise sauce?

Churchills, Coronas, Lonsdales, and Torpedos are examples of what consumable products?

What kind of baked pudding containing apples, raisins, and spices is named for a dark woman?