“Let food be thy medicine and medicine be thy food,” read out Coco in awestruck tones. "Look at this, Prissy, it says here: 'Hippocrates' saying from around 400 BCE is as relevant today as it ever has been, if not more so.' "
While getting pampered, you met Prissy.
Coco shook paws with Prissy the Party Fowl. They both received one silver mole!
Prissy and you found 5 "High Hopes Easter Egg Wagon" size 4.
Tries today: 1 Find points today: 1 Hunt total: 1
Prissy
Coco
QUEST REWARD x 5 (size 4)
6th Apr 2024
Coco tries healthy foods.
Appetiser 2/25
@Citrus Slice
"Who was Hippocrates, then?" queried Squishy. Coco looked wildly round on the floor and walls as if the answer would be found writ large thereon. "Well, he was one of these Greek bods, wasn't he? A Greek phil- —" "Physician, it says here," remarked Squishy, read­ing from the gallery brochure. "Yes!" cried Coco. "I mean, yes, that's what I was about to say. A physician. A Greek physician. In about 400 BCE."
While getting pampered, you met Squishy.
Coco shook paws with Squishy the Blue Party Elephant. They both received one silver mole!
The matter of Hippocrates' profession and era having been pretty much thrashed out, Andrew and Coco moved on to the next exhibit. "It doesn't say whether this is a good thing or a bad thing, Coco," remarked Andrew. "Well—I would say it's a good thing. It could do with a bit of salad cream on it, though. And I hope the bread's buttered."
While getting pampered, you met Andrew.
Coco shook paws with Andrew the Green Happy Dragon. They both received one silver mole!
"Wholemeal bread," remarked Coco. "My mum used to make her own, when we were young." "Home-made tends to be best, doesn't it?" responded Choose a name.
While getting pampered, you met Choose a name.
Coco shook paws with Choose a name the Tabby Cat. They both received one silver mole!
Choose a name and you found 5 "Purple Easter Egg Basket" size 4.
"My goodness, what perfect raspberries, Olivia!" breathed Coco. "Mmm," agreed Olivia. "What does it say about them?" Coco consulted the guide. "They're very high in Vitamin C—there's a surprise!—they have Vitamin B6, mag­nesium, iron and calcium." "A good glug of double cream would go with them beauti­fully," remarked Olivia. "Why not, Olivia? There's zero carbs in cream."
While getting pampered, you met Olivia.
Coco shook paws with Olivia the Brown Owl. They both received one silver mole!
Olivia and you found 5 "Spring Chicken Plushie" size 4.
"I'm really getting hungry now!" remarked Coco. "'What's your favourite topping?' it says here." "Well, butter is a sine qua non," responded Daba. "Of course. Well, my favourite topping is cheese." "Mine's scrambled egg. Or creamed mush­rooms." "Or baked beans! Or a poached egg." "And that's before we get to the jam or pea­nut butter toppings. Toast is really versa­tile, isn't it?" concluded Daba.
While getting pampered, you met Daba.
Coco shook paws with Daba the Dauntless Dolphin. They both received one silver mole!
" 'Flower Power'," read out Coco. " 'Flowers and herbs can heal our ailments in a myriad ways.' " "Sounds interesting! Perhaps they'll have a book about it in the gift­shop on the way out," responded Sneakers.
While getting pampered, you met Sneakers.
Coco shook paws with Sneakers the Tabby Cat. They both received one silver mole!
"You can keep the courgette," stated Coco firmly. "Yucky taste­less stuff." frisky pondered. "It probably wouldn't matter with the melon being there. It goes on quite a bit about the pome­granate seeds. It says they're good for Vitamin C, potassium and mag­nesium, but also anti­oxidants, which can help pro­tect the body against inflamm­ation and free radical damage." "You can get packs of pome­granate seeds in Tesco. And Asda. And Sains­bury's," remarked Coco. "Pretty much anywhere, I would think!" replied frisky. "And, I don't know, I guess the experts would say you're better off buying a whole pomegranate."
While getting pampered, you met frisky.
Coco shook paws with frisky the Grey Playful Kitten. They both received one silver mole!
"This is quite a Christmassy exhibit!" exclaimed Coco. "It makes me think about Christ­mas baking, and hot choco­late with cinnamon!" "Good gracious! It says here that cinnamon has pro­perties that are anti­oxidant, anti-inflammatory, anti­diabetic, anti­microbial, anti­cancer, lipid-lowering, and cardio­vascular-disease-lowering, and also reputed­ly guards against neuro­logical disorders!" "Wow!" responded Coco. "That sounds amazing, Berry!"
While getting pampered, you met Berry.
Coco shook paws with Berry the Strawberry Milky Moo Cow. They both received one silver mole!
Mystic read from the brochure. "It says that oranges are anti­oxidant, anti-inflammatory, anti­viral and anti­microbial—they're simply delicious too, when either squeezed as juice or eaten in seg­ments! They are of course high in Vitamin C and also in potassium and have numerous health bene­fits. It's no wonder that oranges are one of the most popular fruits around!" "I just love a glass of fresh orange for breakfast!" replied Coco.
While getting pampered, you met Mystic.
Coco shook paws with Mystic the Blue Beautiful Unicorn. They both received one silver mole!
"Here's a superfood, Zoe!" called out Coco. "It says that blue­berries are low in calories and carbs, may help lower blood pressure, prevent heart disease, improve memory and aid in exercise recovery." "They sure pack a mighty punch for such a small berry!" marvelled Zoe.
While getting pampered, you met Zoe.
Coco shook paws with Zoe the Midnight Happy Dragon. They both received one silver mole!
"The brochure says that lemon can guard against anaemia," remarked Coco. "Strange! I wouldn't have thought lemons had a lot of iron in?" MacGuffin asked. "No, they don't—I mean, it says they have some, but the thing about lemon is that it aids the up­take of iron from other foods, making the total effect more bene­ficial," replied Coco.
While getting pampered, you met MacGuffin.
Coco shook paws with MacGuffin the Green Beautiful Unicorn. They both received one silver mole!
"Wow, that looks like a delicious detox, Choose a name!" remarked Coco. "Well, the jury is out as to its detoxing powers but all are agreed about the benefits of lemon juice!" responded Choose a name.
While getting pampered, you met Choose a name.
Coco shook paws with Choose a name the Tabby Cat. They both received one silver mole!
Choose a name and you found 5 "Clowning Around Clown Fish" size 4.
"The jungle geranium is a small shrub from India and Sri Lanka that can also bloom easily in a pot. The blooms consist of umbels with many red flowers that are naturally pollinat­ed by butter­flies. It is the national flower of Suri­name, on the north-east coast of South America, although the origin of the plant is in Asia. The species is found in open places in forests or along the forest edge. The oil extract­ed from jungle geran­ium con­tains essential nutrients, vitamins, and antioxidants that can be bene­ficial for hair health. It includes vitamins A, C, and E." Coco paused for breath. "It sounds like a really use­ful plant all round!" replied Choose a name.
While getting pampered, you met Choose a name.
Coco shook paws with Choose a name the Tabby Cat. They both received one silver mole!
Choose a name and you found 5 "Flower Monkey" size 4.
"Ooh, I'm not all that keen on spicy food, Catalina!" remarked Coco. "I think these are just cinnamon, nutmeg and pepper, though—all very mild stuff!" responded Catalina.
While getting pampered, you met Catalina.
Coco shook paws with Catalina the Grey Playful Kitten. They both received one silver mole!
" 'A simple meal of bread and cheese, accompanied by beer, formed the basis of the midday meal of English farm labourers for centuries. It would be con­sumed out in the fields. The 'ploughman's lunch' remains, with some variations, a very popular pub meal.' " Coco closed the brochure and examined the exhibit. "That looks like really quite posh nosh! I bet the farm workers didn't have grapes with their lunch!" "Well, in theory, they could have done," answered Happy. "Viticulture was intro­duced to England in around 43 BCE after it was invad­ed by the Romans. But then the weather grew much colder so grapes wouldn't have been grown for a huge number of decades."
While getting pampered, you met Happy.
Coco shook paws with Happy the Midnight Happy Dragon. They both received one silver mole!
Happy and you found 5 "Surprise! April Fool's Jester Poop" size 4.
"So—what benefits do strawberries have, choco?" asked Coco. "Apart from Vita­min C, of course! I suppose that goes without saying!" choco studied their gallery literature gravely. "You know, Coco, I've never seen so many poly-syllabled words in one place at once before as in this para­graph! Let's just say, straw­berries are very good for your health!"
While getting pampered, you met choco.
Coco shook paws with choco the Chocolate Milky Moo Cow. They both received one silver mole!
"Saffron!" announced Coco. "I know it's very expensive. We learnt on our Turkey trip—gosh! Exactly two years ago, that was!—that it comes from crocuses. Does it have any particular benefits?" "Not half!" responded Coco. "It's a mood-lifter. It's been found to be as effective as drugs for depression. It aids learn­ing and memory function."
While getting pampered, you met Coco.
Coco shook paws with Coco the Panda Cub. They both received one silver mole!
"Ooh, these definitely are too spicy for my taste!" said Coco. Chesterfield consulted the literature. "Cayenne is good for the digestion. It's high in Vita­min A. Chili may offer several long-term health benefits. Paprika is high in Vitamins C and E and promotes wound heal­ing and healthy sleep. Paprika powder is lovely on sea­food sauce, by the way." "Hmm, well, I might try that, then," conceded Coco somewhat grudgingly.
While getting pampered, you met Chesterfield.
Coco shook paws with Chesterfield the Grey Playful Kitten. They both received one silver mole!
Coco read from the placard in front of the exhibit. "Lemons grow on trees and are a hybrid of citron and lime. Being very tart, they are not eaten on their own but have many culinary uses, from lemon­ade to garn­ishes. They are high in Vitamin C, Vitamin B6 and potassium." "I'll drink to that—in lemon­ade, obviously!" announced Millicent.
While getting pampered, you met Millicent.
Coco shook paws with Millicent the Strawberry Milky Moo Cow. They both received one silver mole!
Millicent and you found 5 "The Whatchamacallit" size 4.
"Ooh, I'm getting really hungry now!" announced Coco. "I vote we go straight to the cafeteria!" "What, before the gift shop?" teased Enterbeauty a name for this pet.
While getting pampered, you met Enterbeauty a name for this pet.
Coco shook paws with Enterbeauty a name for this pet the Green Beautiful Unicorn. They both received one silver mole!
Enterbeauty a name for this pet and you found 5 "Jester Hat" size 4.
"Mint! I don't know what we'd do without it, do you, MillyVanilly?" announced Coco happily. "Like in mint-chocolate ice cream?" queried MillyVanilly. "Let's see—it says the benefits of mint are that it's quite high in Vitamin A, iron, man­ganese and folate, a good source of anti-oxidants, it's good for the digestion and in­haling it may increase alertness."
While getting pampered, you met MillyVanilly.
Coco shook paws with MillyVanilly the Vanilla Milky Moo Cow. They both received one silver mole!
"Gosh, it says here that cucumber is a fruit! I didn't know that," remarked Coco. "They're low in calories and high in nutrients," said Choose a name. "I think I'll have a cucumber sandwich for lunch!" "The cucumber sandwich," stated Coco, "is the greatest ever British invention."
While getting pampered, you met Choose a name.
Coco shook paws with Choose a name the Tabby Cat. They both received one silver mole!
"Mmm, there's nothing like warm red onion and rose­mary focaccia, Wyatt!" remarked Coco. "Or rosemary infused roast potatoes! Look, it says here that in addition to its many uses in cook­ing, rose­mary has been used for thous­ands of years to treat a range of ill­nesses, including digestive problems, head­aches, insomnia, rheum­atic pain and as a tonic to improve physical, emotional and mental well-being. Rose­mary has been shown to contain over 50 different phyto­chemicals linked with various health benefits." "Wow!" responded Coco.
While getting pampered, you met Wyatt.
Coco shook paws with Wyatt the Green Beautiful Unicorn. They both received one silver mole!
Your pet won a really great gift, "Eucalyptus Essential Oil" !
"Cinnamon was once traded as currency," remarked Coco. "I can understand that!" responded Choose a name. "Look, it says it's derived from the inner bark of a small ever­green tree. The bark is peel­ed and laid in the sun to dry, where it curls into rolls known as cinna­mon sticks. Hmm, I didn't know that. It's an anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant, may protect against infection, colds and the flu, may regulate blood sugar and pro­tect against Alzheimer's." "I'll get me a cinnamon bun for after lunch!"
Coco has enjoyed trying healthy eating, but it is time to go home. Please select another pet as visitor, so it can also enjoy this event!
While getting pampered, you met Choose a name.
Coco shook paws with Choose a name the Tabby Cat. They both received one silver mole!
Choose a name gave you 1 "Purple Rose Potpourri" size 7