Shea Butter Trivia Quiz

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What is shea butter used for?
- For preserving food
- For cleaning flat surfaces
- Skin and hair products
- For brushing teeth

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Shea butter is a widely used type of natural butter and is a fat extracted from the nut of the African shea tree. It is usually ivory in color when it is raw but the more processed versions are whiter in color. People commonly use it on their skin and hair for moisture and also protection against the sun. But See morewhat do you commonly know about it? Take our quiz and find out now.

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What's the average shelf life of unrefined shea butter?
- 48 months
- 30 months
- 26 months
- 12 to 24 months
Correct Answer

A. 12 to 24 months

Explanation

Unrefined shea butter has an average shelf life of 12 to 24 months. This means that it can be stored and used for up to two years before it starts to deteriorate. The shelf life may vary depending on factors such as storage conditions and quality of the shea butter. It is important to properly store unrefined shea butter in a cool, dry place to ensure its longevity.

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How is Grade B shea butter described as?
- Sweetened
- Salted
- Refined
- Raw
Correct Answer

A. Refined

Explanation

Grade B shea butter is described as refined.

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4.

In how many grades is shea butter classified in the US?
- 7
- 5
- 3
- 2
Correct Answer

A. 5

Explanation

Shea butter is classified into 5 grades in the US. The question asks for the number of grades in which shea butter is classified, and the correct answer is 5.

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5.

How is grade D shea butter described as?
- Lowest uncontaminated grade
- Highest contaminated grade
- Highest uncontaminated grade
- Raw
Correct Answer

A. Lowest uncontaminated grade

Explanation

Grade D shea butter is described as the lowest uncontaminated grade. This means that it is the lowest quality of shea butter that is still free from any contaminants or impurities. While it may not be of the highest quality, it is still considered to be pure and safe for use.

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How is grade E shea butter described as?
- With contaminants
- Raw
- Sweet
- Salty
Correct Answer

A. With contaminants

Explanation

Grade E shea butter is described as having contaminants. This means that it may contain impurities or foreign substances that can affect its quality. Contaminants can be introduced during the processing or storage of the shea butter, and they can impact its texture, scent, and overall effectiveness. It is important to note that grade E shea butter is of lower quality compared to higher grades, which are typically more refined and free from contaminants.

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7.

What is shea butter used for in Nigeria?
- For the skin
- For the management of sinusitis and the relief of nasal congestion
- For cleaning house
- For hair
Correct Answer

A. For the management of sinusitis and the relief of nasal congestion
8.

How is shea butter called in Ghana?
- Pakali
- Kali
- Kpakahili
- Akali
Correct Answer

A. Kpakahili

Explanation

In Ghana, shea butter is called Kpakahili.

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9.

From what language is derived the word shea?
- Lingala
- Swahili
- Bambara
- Shea
Correct Answer

A. Bambara

Explanation

The word "shea" is derived from the Bambara language.

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What is the shea butter used for in Benin?
- As butter for skin rashes
- As hair treatment
- It is used as cooking...
- As a body lotion
Correct Answer

A. It is used as cooking...

Explanation

Shea butter is not commonly used as a cooking ingredient in Benin. Instead, it is primarily used for its cosmetic properties. Shea butter is known for its moisturizing and healing properties, making it a popular ingredient in skincare products such as body lotions and creams. It is also used as a hair treatment to nourish and condition the hair. However, there is no evidence to suggest that shea butter is used as a cooking ingredient in Benin.

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