Results: 2013- International Year of...Quinoa?
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Quinoa is a grain-like crop that has been an important staple in Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador and is now becoming popular in North America, Europe and Japan. The United Nations has named 2013 the International Year of Quinoa. Have you had quinoa before?
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If yes, do you have a favorite quinoa recipe you would like to share? Yes
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The large increase in popularity of quinoa means the prices have been rising and it's been harder for people of South American countries to buy it..including the very farmers who make it. The United Nations hopes to bring awareness to these issues by making 2013 the year of quinoa. Do you think this will happen? Yes, people will hear about this and probably look into the issues surrounding it.
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No, people will just research the food and recipes..not any issues that are going on with it.
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Quinoa is a good source of protein and all 8 amino acids for vegetarians and is gluten and wheat free so those with allergies can eat it. Does knowing this benefit you? Yes. I or someone in my household is vegetarian
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Yes. I or someone in my household has gluten and/or wheat allergies
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No
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Other (please specify)
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Quinoa is a good replacement for rice as it can be cooked the same way. Do you eat rice often? Yes, quite often.
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Sometimes
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Not very often
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Don't eat rice at all
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If yes, would you consider switching rice for quinoa? Yes
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No
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Knowing all that you have found out, would you consider trying quinoa if you haven't already? Yes
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Not Applicable/Already eat it or have tried it
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