Statistics for Foods of Love

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Pearl bearer	Oyster	89%
Sweet, soft version of a plantain	Banana	80%
Hung in windows to ward off vampires?	Garlic	78%
Commercially valuable fruit used as the base for guacamole	Avocado	76%
Great in liquid, paste or block form, but toxic to dogs and cats	Chocolate	75%
Prefix to 'ale', 'bread' and 'snaps'	Ginger	65%
Sweet, red fruit produced most heavily in the US, Turkey and Spain	Strawberry	63%
Spice derived from the crocus flower	Saffron	62%
Three-letter fruit native to the Middle East and western Asia	Fig	46%
Varieties include masu, chinook, pink and sockeye	Salmon	44%
Main ingredient in the alcoholic beverage mead	Honey	34%
Filled with the active component capsaicin	Chili Pepper	33%
Known as the 'fruit of the dead' in Ancient Greek mythology	Pomegranate Juice	21%
The adjective 'amygdaloid' is used to describe this fruit/nut's shape	Almond	20%
Known in Spanish as pepita	Pumpkin Seed	18%
Herb native to India, commonly used fresh in cooked recipes	Basil	16%
Marcel Proust said that this vegetable "transforms my chamber pot into a flask of perfume"	Asparagus	15%
Sometimes included in small doses in energy drinks and herbal teas	Ginseng	12%
The world's 3rd most expensive spice by weight	Cardamom	8%
Also known as wolfberry	Goji Berry	5%