* Beatles are the most popular insect delicacy, accounting for 31% of all insects eaten
* Honey is popular in Slovenia where one in 20 people own a beehive
• From the 1950s to the 1970s the UK and Iceland were involved with a conflict over fishing areas in the Atlantic Ocean. It was known as the Cod War.
• Some of the most unusual crisp flavours from around the world include seaweed, red caviar, Pepsi flavoured, cucumber and salmon sushi.
* The two main ingredients of a ‘Dark and Stormy’ cocktail are dark rum and ginger beer. A suitable drink, perhaps, for the autumnal season.
* In Yorkshire there is a traditional scone-like cake that is known locally as a ‘fat rascal’.
* The Arizona Brewing Company operates out of New York State.
* The musical term intermezzo describes a palate-cleansing course served between two larger courses.
• Despite the name, ‘Big Beef’ is a type of tomato
• Rock and roll star Elvis Presley had a sandwich named after him that was filled with banana, peanut butter and bacon
* Arachibutyrophobia is the fear of peanut butter sticking to the roof of your mouth.
* There’s no meat in Glamorgan sausages – they are made from cheese.
* The main ingredient of the dish Scotch Woodcock is not a bird but a fish – the anchovy.