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Food & Cuisine Quiz
Food & Cuisine · Timed
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Food is one of the easiest ways to explore the world without leaving home. Every dish has a story, reflecting the history, culture, geography, and traditions of the people who crea...
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All 20 questions in this Food & Cuisine quiz
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In 2013, the traditional Korean practice of 'Kimjang' was added to the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list. What does this practice involve?
- A. Mass-production of tofu
- B. Communal making and sharing of Kimchi
- C. Organic rice farming
- D. Traditional tea ceremonies
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What is the primary ingredient in 'Tofu'?
- A. Wheat
- B. Soybeans
- C. Rice
- D. Corn
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In Japanese cuisine, the word 'Sushi' technically refers to which specific component of the dish?
- A. Raw Fish
- B. Seaweed Wrap
- C. Vinegared Rice
- D. Soy Sauce
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What is the primary botanical ingredient used to make traditional Mexican guacamole?
- A. Tomatillo
- B. Poblano Pepper
- C. Avocado
- D. Jalapeo
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Which famous blue-veined cheese is made exclusively from the milk of Lacaune sheep and aged in the Combalou caves of France?
- A. Gorgonzola
- B. Stilton
- C. Roquefort
- D. Danish Blue
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What is the most expensive spice in the world by weight, primarily because its delicate threads must be harvested by hand from crocus flowers?
- A. Vanilla
- B. Cardamom
- C. Cinnamon
- D. Saffron
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'Tapas' are small plates of food served with drinks that are a central part of the social culture in which country?
- A. Italy
- B. Portugal
- C. Spain
- D. Greece
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What is the primary ingredient in hummus?
- A. Peas
- B. Chickpeas
- C. Black beans
- D. Lentils
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What is 'Chai' the word for in many languages?
- A. Tea
- B. Coffee
- C. Water
- D. Juice
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The prestigious 'Michelin Guide,' which awards stars to the world's best restaurants, was originally started by a company that manufactured what?
- A. Luxury Luggage
- B. Fine Wine
- C. Car Tires
- D. Silverware
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What type of pasta is shaped like little bow ties?
- A. Penne
- B. Fusilli
- C. Ravioli
- D. Farfalle
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What is 'Kimchi'?
- A. Chinese dumpling
- B. Japanese soup
- C. Korean fermented vegetables
- D. Thai curry
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The popular Middle Eastern dip 'Hummus' is primarily made from a blend of tahini and which legume?
- A. Lentils
- B. Fava Beans
- C. Chickpeas
- D. Black Beans
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Which essential ingredient in hummus and baba ghanoush is a paste made from toasted, ground hull-less seeds?
- A. Poppy Seeds
- B. Sunflower Seeds
- C. Sesame Seeds
- D. Pumpkin Seeds
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MSG, a common flavor enhancer often associated with the 'Umami' taste, stands for what?
- A. Mono-Sodium Glutamate
- B. Multi-Sodium Glucose
- C. Mono-Sulfur Glycerin
- D. Max-Sodium Gelatin
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What is the main ingredient in 'Miso' soup?
- A. Rice
- B. Seaweed
- C. Fermented Soybeans
- D. Fish
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Which country is known for 'Croissants'?
- A. Spain
- B. Germany
- C. Italy
- D. France
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Which country is the home of 'Dim Sum'?
- A. Thailand
- B. Vietnam
- C. Japan
- D. China
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What soft, spreadable Italian cream cheese is the essential primary ingredient used to make the classic dessert tiramisu?
- A. Ricotta
- B. Gorgonzola
- C. Mascarpone
- D. Pecorino
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Which alcoholic spirit is the essential primary ingredient in a classic Margarita cocktail?
- A. Tequila
- B. Vodka
- C. Rum
- D. Gin