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Anyone who loves food will tell you that there is no such thing as too much of it. And while this doesn’t mean that you should be munching on something non-stop – that’s just not healthy – it does mean you can incorporate food in other aspects of your life.
Food and produce festivals are very popular, for example. Another interesting option is food-related art and photography. But even if you are not organizing anything this grand, you can still have lots of fun if you and your foodie friends play a food quiz. If you like collecting random food facts just out of curiosity or to assist you in shaping your diet, you will definitely like this game. Food trivia questions are fun, but they can also help you learn a lot of interesting things about food.
You could also share with each other some fun food facts that will help you make healthier choices in the future that are actually tasty. You will be surprised how many useful tips you can pick up from online cooking trivia that will actually improve your cooking skills.
For this game, the food questions don’t only have to be about eating and cooking. There is also the history of various restaurants and recipes, discoveries, and prominent figures in the food industry.
We have compiled a lot of questions about food (and answers, but no cheating!) and other food trivia for your next game or just for you to browse in search of new information about your favorite food and restaurants. Enjoy reading and then share some interesting food facts with us in the comments!
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#1
Which is the only food that can never go off or go bad?
Bailey W. 3 years ago
Well the honey itself doesn't ferment. It's just food for the microorganisms in there so they can do their job.
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Fiona Meijer 3 years ago
Only real honey, not the artificial c**p that is sold sometimes in stores.
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#2
Where were French fries invented?
Vincent Michiels 3 years ago
yes but by a german name fritz, thats the reason they are called fries/fritz or friet lieke we say in belgium
#3
Which came first, flour or corn tortillas?
#4
How many varieties of grapes are gown in Italy?
helen gray 3 years ago
Over 2,500 varieties of apple (out of 7,000 grown worldwide) are grown in UK. I never seem to see more than 6-8 in the shops though.
#5
Is garlic bread an Italian invention?
#6
What country does Brie cheese originate from?
#7
What does the Italian term “Al Dente” mean in regards to pasta?
Ines Olabarria-Smith 3 years ago
In regards to pasta means that’s is has to have a chewing with your teeth texture.
Victoria Anderson 3 years ago
That means it's cooked soft/tender, but it still has a slightly chewy core. Perfection!
lara 3 years ago
In Italian restaurants in Rome it means "we think you are an idiot and we are serving this spaghetti with so little sauce and almost "crispy" because we want you to go away." The entire time I was in Italy the "angel hair" pasta was no "al dente" the way I fix it at home, with a "toothsome response" as the chef showed me at an Italian restaurant in San Francisco. No it was, literally, inedible and CRUNCHED when I chewed it.
Pursuing Peonies 3 years ago
.....sounds like maybe it was an off day, a new cook, or you were rude to them?
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What European nation consumes the most spicy Mexican food?
#9
What do you call champagne mixed with orange juice?
Huddo's sister 3 years ago
And in Oz, though the US influence means half the people will say mimosa these days
Load More Replies... helen gray 3 years ago (edited)
In UK we call this Bucks Fizz. I always thought mimosa was a flower... but then I also thought that if nuns lived in nunneries then abbots must live in abbottoirs! Edit: mimosas ARE flowers! And the difference between a bucks fizz and mimosa (drink) is that mimosa is two parts orange juice to one part champagne, whilst bucks fizz is one part orange juice to two parts champagne. We do like our alcohol in the UK! And our cheese... And our apples...
Pursuing Peonies 3 years ago
Apparently mimosa flowers are edible and some people use them as a tea. Which makes me wonder about making a mimosa with mimosas.
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#10
What Indian spice that grows in pods is used to make chai tea?
Vic 3 years ago (edited)
Chai is the Indian name for tea. So when you say chai, you are basically saying tea tea.
Agnieszka Michalak 3 years ago
Yep, same like 'cha' part in Japanese matcha, sencha, hojicha etc...
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Vinita Talaulikar 3 years ago
Why call it Chai Tea? Chai means Tea in Hindi. In India you will find different types of teas - Darjerling, Assam from East India. Tea powders from Nilgiri and Munnar tea estates in South. We have Masala Chai, Black tea, Irani Chai, Green Tea, Kashmiri kahwa, Kangra tea, Oolang tea. Sometimes ginger or Lemon grass or cardamom too is added to tea..
CelticElff 3 years ago
It's related to cinnamon. I know you can make cardamom rolls just like cinnamon rolls. "Cardamom partners naturally well with ginger and turmeric because it comes from the same family, as well as with allspice, pepper, cinnamon, cloves, fennel, paprika, and saffron."
Pursuing Peonies 3 years ago
Important to note that cardamom has more of a citrus smell and taste to it than cinnamon does (not that that's a bad thing by any means, but if someone doesn't know to be aware of it they may think the spice is off/wrong) On a similar note, I like adding a tiny dash of pepper to my cinnamon or cardamom to intensify the flavor (and spice)
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What is gelatin made from?
m L 3 years ago
Hooves are nor bone nor skin. Hooves, like the nails on your fingers and toes, are hairs grown densely together. You cannot make gelatin from hair!
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#12
What dish from Spain consists of saffron rice, shrimp, clams, chicken, sausage, and peas?
PazDores 3 years ago
Makes sense... Portugal was once apart of Spain but was given away as a wedding gift.
Load More Replies... DutchyInSpain 3 years ago
It comes in many different form, depending on where in Spain you are..
#13
What candy bar consists of nougat, caramel, and peanuts wrapped in chocolate?
#14
What is the grain-like food grown principally in the Andes Mountains that is high in protein and is a great source of B vitamins and fiber?
Just here for the comments ️ 3 years ago
It can definitely taste funky! It's taken me years to figure it out 😂 Gravel is a great description
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Peter Parker 3 years ago
Who makes the most pointless comments? Answer: Nazda Pokmov
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What yellow seasoning may help with mood stabilization, wound healing, and balancing blood sugar?
Redpen88 3 years ago
The research between turmeric and cancer is ongoing. Results that I've seen have shown there is a link to possible reduction, but is tenuous. I think that research is still in peer review. To be fair, at one time it was believed that cyanide would be a decent treatment (by consuming apple seeds, which has a compound that when digested becomes low dose cyanide). I've not seen any research concerning Alzheimer's, but if that's true, that's awesome.
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What is the name for probiotic rich fermented milk?
helen gray 3 years ago
They are sold in bottles which have room to expand (due to bacterial growth) as I once discovered after forgetting abou one in the fridge. It had ballooned up so much that the base was no longer flat! It was like a Weeble!!!
#17
What is the most used ingredient in traditional Mexican food?
#18
What is the literal meaning of the Italian word Linguine?
#19
Where did Margherita pizza get its name?
#20
What nutrient do you get from the meat, poultry, eggs, and fish?
Solar_Eclipse 3 years ago
Protein is a nutrient, you get energy, or calories, from pretty much anything, unless it's specifically made to not do so.
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What are the two main ingredients of “arroz con pollo”?
#22
What is the most commonly used vegetable fat in Italian cooking?
Filipa Cordeiro 3 years ago
Nothing is a vegetable, check the comments on the tomato one
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Italian cuisine is well known for its use of a diverse variety of what ingredient?
Pursuing Peonies 3 years ago
I mean, they've been using different pastas in different ways long before they ever had tomatoes, so... Much like peas were the basic ingredient in many European foods instead of potatoes long before they ever had potatoes, or bananas were a condiment in some Asian countries long before they had peppers or tomatoes.
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Where does arabica coffee originate?
#25
What red food is actually a fruit and not a veggie?
LilliVB 3 years ago
All the vegetables are botanically something else. They can be fruits (i.e peppers, tomatoes, aubergine), roots (i.e. carrot, turnips), leaves (i.e spinach, lettuce...) or even flowers (broccoli and cauliflower, artichokes). Vegetable is not a botanic category.
XenoMurph 3 years ago
The guys doing botanical naming shoul have decided NOT to use common words, and then narrowly define what that thing means. Have you ever tried to find an actual NUT? Most nuts are not botanical nuts. They should have used a word other than nut.
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Nitka Tsar 3 years ago
No. A strawberry was never called a vegetable, so it cannot be "actually" a fruit. It isn't even a fruit. It is a nut.
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What is the only fruit to have seeds on the outside?
Nicole Weymann 3 years ago
How about cashews? The seeds grow outside the fruit and the fruit apparently is edible, though not very commonly consumed (spoils easily)
Oerff On Tour 3 years ago
The fruit is toxic. It causes severe stomach cramps, and diarrhea. The nut grows underneath in a small appendix.
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Oerff On Tour 3 years ago
The strawberry is a pseudo-fruit. The "seeds" you see are actually the fruit, and inside it are the seeds (yes, plural! They contain 2)
#27
What are the main ingredients of a tortilla Epañola?
#28
How many types of different pasta shapes are there?
lol.litl.owl 3 years ago
A better trivia ? would be ... What is the name of the most eaten type of pasta ?
#29
What does “Piccolo” mean when part of an Italian restaurant name?
#30
Dried pasta made without eggs can be stored for up to how long?
Catlover129 3 years ago
Good grief, I've had pasta for longer than that. This stuff last longer than most marriages!
#31
Stilton cheese is native to what country?
Valter 3 years ago
But you don't have a "formaggio che cammina", "cheese who walks", in England. In Italy we'we got it!
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What are cruciferous vegetables?
Natallia Pisarenka 2 years ago
Answer: Vegetables in the cabbage family such as cabbage, bok choy, and cauliflower
#33
What healthy fat containing food is used as the base of guacamole?
#34
What three things are always on Italian dinner tables?
A falz 3 years ago
Actually the empty wine bottle and candle did not really start in Italy. As an Italian I would add pates and silverware. As soon as breakfast is finished they would start cooking for lunch same with dinner. Well at least that is how my Italian side of the family does with get together a. There's always food cooking.
#35
Which fruit is named after a flightless bird?
#36
What turns a plain martini into a dirty martini?
#37
What is the USA’s favorite flavor of ice cream?
Marie Dahme 2 years ago
No one likes Denali Moose 🫎 Tracks ??? Chocolate ice cream with a ribbon of fudge and chocolate candy moose’s in it. ????
#38
What bean that originated in East Asia is used for miso, oil, and tofu?
#39
Granchio is Italian for what seafood?
#40
A tangelo is a cross between which three fruits?
#41
What item of food holds the world record for being the most stolen item of food in the world?
hhh cubed 3 years ago (edited)
This one doesn't surprise me. It was common (apparently) amongst university students where I attended school. At a Craft & Food course a fellow student claimed that you buy all other food but steal cheese. More than half of the class knew of or followed this practice. It was new to me and I didn't do it because, not a thief (additional edit: also I was a mature student of 50+years). ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ The school had a food bank btw.
Vivienne-Marie Hintzen 3 years ago
You can use it for a variety of things, it's satiating and has protein, fat AND a variety of vitamins And depending on the cheese it doesn't get bad so quickly So understandable
#42
What element, whose symbol is Ca, is needed to keep bones healthy and strong?
#43
What should you have in your diet that may benefit your digestion and reduce your risk of chronic disease?
#44
What does fruit have that makes it taste sweet?
#45
In what were tamales wrapped?
#46
What is used as a topping for flan?
#47
What is the main ingredient of drink Atole?
#48
Is Caesar salad Italian?
Valter 3 years ago
Is the name of the cook who invented the dish, Cesare Cardini. Nothing to do with the ancient roman dictator.
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Who is credited with making pasta popular in America?
#50
Under U.S. government regulations, what percentage of peanut butter has to be peanuts?
#51
What is the main ingredient in falafel?
#52
Coffee plants originated on what continent over 1000 years ago?
#53
What two words were combined to make the word ‘Spam’?
#54
What is the most expensive spice (by weight) in the world?
Valter 3 years ago
Non saprei: da quest'estate hanno incominciato a fare le pizze con dentro l'oro commestibile...
Load More Replies... #55
Which is the only US state that grows coffee beans?
#56
Which popular fast food beverage used to contain whiskey and egg whites?
Catlover129 3 years ago
Where and when? Never heard of this before! Interesting. I know children's cough syrup used to contain Cocaine about 100 years ago, but I'm sorry I missed this milkshake era!
hhh cubed 3 years ago (edited)
I had an uncle who mixed whiskey with milk so now wondering if this is where he got the idea from.
Load More Replies... lol.litl.owl 3 years ago
So kinda like a white Russian (mixed beverage) just not slushed/frozen
#57
What did McDonald’s restaurants first introduce in 1968?
#58
Where was the first Pizza Hut built?
#59
What fast food restaurant boasts that you can “Have it your way”?
#60
Which of the following is the most common pizza topping?
iblewsheep 3 years ago (edited)
is this assuming that crust, tomatoes or sauce and cheese are a given?
Valter 3 years ago
Yes, because without tomato sauce and mozzarella (not 'cheese') would be a "focaccia", not a pizza...
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#61
What are chipotle chiles?
#62
What is the unusual ingredient in the sauce of mole poblano?
#63
How much pork do the best types of chorizo have?
#64
What was the most influential crop incorporated into Italian cuisine after Columbus returned from the New World?
Nazda Pokmov 3 years ago
Tomatoes....all varieties that originated in South America and folks were afraid to eat as they thought they were poison.
Pursuing Peonies 3 years ago
Only the Europeans who primarily used pewter which was high in lead and the acid in tomatoes made the lead leech.
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In Italian cooking, what are capers?
#66
Which vegetable is also known as a “courgette”?
#67
What is used to make hummus?
#68
With what American city is the cheesesteak sandwich commonly associated?
Michelle Smith 3 years ago
Worst cheesesteak I’ve ever had. Made with Cheez-Whiz C5 and overcooked shaved steak. Lynn MA best in the five states I’ve visited
#69
What is the most commonly used oil in Chinese cooking?
#70
What was the first food eaten in space?
#71
If you suffer from Mageirocophobia, what are you scared of?
#72
What fast food restaurant is credited with introducing the first modern-day drive-thru window?
#73
When did McDonald’s introduce Ronald McDonald?
#74
What fast food restaurant introduced a popular advertising campaign in 1997 that featured a talking chihuahua?
#75
What was the first Western fast food chain restaurant in China?
Vivienne-Marie Hintzen 3 years ago
And all that because of a successful advertising campaign in the 80s!
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#76
Which restaurant is the home of the original small, square hamburger?
#77
Which of the McDonald’s menu items have 1,320 calories?
#78
How much of your plate should you fill with fruits and veggies?
#79
What is the most common way to eat corn in Mexico?
#80
What is sold at a pastelería?
#81
What is risotto?
Pursuing Peonies 3 years ago
A cheap cheaty way to make it is add alfredo sauce to rice (bonus if you cook the rice in broth). Add some cut up chicken nuggets on top and you've got a cheap easy meal that's super yummy.
Natallia Pisarenka 2 years ago
Answer: A traditional Italian rice dish made from a short-grained, starchy variety of rice called Arborio rice
#82
Most pastas are distinguished by what?
Natallia Pisarenka 2 years ago
Answer: The shapes for which they are named, for example penne, maccheroni, spaghetti, linguine, fusilli, lasagna
#83
What is the main meal of the day in Italy?
#84
Why does pasta sometimes come in such complex shapes?
Natallia Pisarenka 2 years ago
Answer: The various shapes with their wrinkles and ridges work for different sauces
#85
What is the primary ingredient of pesto?
#86
What are the two top selling spices in the world?
Mahogany Eclipse 3 years ago
Huh I thought salt would have #1 spot. love me some pepper though. Cumin was unexpected 🤔
#87
What is the primary flavoring agent of a Greek Tzatziki sauce?
Glitchy 3 years ago
Cucumbers are a base ingredient while garlic can be added in for flavoring
Load More Replies... Pursuing Peonies 3 years ago
Pretty sure the primary flavor is the yogurt, but I guess if you're talking the flavors added to the base?
#88
Which Italian town is considered to make the world’s best balsamic vinegar?
#89
What type of fish is a dangerous delicacy for sushi eaters if not correctly prepared?
Nazda Pokmov 3 years ago
The fish that kills them with excruciating pain? Oh that's the puffer fish
#90
Jambon is the French word for what food?
#91
A pimento is what type of vegetable?
#92
What does ‘Dorito’ actually mean?
#93
Which restaurant is famous for its “Grand Slam” meal?
#94
What mid 1980’s McDonald’s item came in a double container?
#95
Where is the busiest McDonald’s in the world?
#96
According to Health magazine, what’s the healthiest fast food chain in the United States?
#97
What are lactobacillus, acidophilus, and bifidobacterium?
#98
What name is deer meat known by?
#99
Foods rich in starch such as pasta and bread are often known by what word starting with the letter C?
#100
What vitamin gives sweet potatoes and carrots their orange color?
Pursuing Peonies 3 years ago
I feel like they may be the same thing.... Apparently beta carotene is a precursor to vitamin a (the body apparently takes it and turns it into vit a)
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What important mineral is found in dairy foods such as milk and cheese?
#102
What is pico de gallo?
Natallia Pisarenka 2 years ago
Answer: A savory mixture of chopped up tomato, onion, cilantro, peppers, and spices
#103
What is another name for an avocado?
#104
What are bontanzas?
#105
What would you buy at a lechería?
#106
What is pepita?
#107
What are chicharrones?
#108
Is spaghetti and meatballs an Italian dish?
Catlover129 3 years ago
Have you ever been to Italy? Have you ever been to an Italian household? Spaghetti is always covered with meatballs! I married an Italian, immigrated from Italy. Excellent chef. Meatballs were on everything!
Ines Olabarria-Smith 3 years ago
Never had them in Italy in my 10 years there. Maybe depends on where I lived.
Load More Replies... #109
How many main ingredients does an Italian dish usually contain?
Natallia Pisarenka 2 years ago
Answer: Italian food is noted for its simplicity, with many dishes having only two to four main ingredients
#110
Have tomatoes always been used in Italian cuisine?
helen gray 3 years ago
Yes, they are a nightshade plant, many of which are still poisonous.
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Natallia Pisarenka 2 years ago
Answer: Tomatoes only entered common usage in Italian food in the late 18th century
#111
What’s the most popular type of eatery in Italy?
#112
Under federal food labeling regulations, how much caffeine must be removed from coffee for it to be called decaffeinated?
Minath 3 years ago
The number of times you have mentioned things that have a negative response on your digestive system, suggests that you should probably book yourself a colonoscopy and, just to be on the safe side, maybe an endoscopic as well.
Load More Replies... Pursuing Peonies 3 years ago
Unfortunately some people can't have caffeine but still like the taste of coffee.
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#113
Are yams and sweet potatoes the same?
#114
What candy comes in refillable dispensers with characters on top?
#115
What fish do beluga, osetra, and sevruga caviar come from?
#116
What is the traditional name of the soy bean soup which is a staple of the Japanese?
Nazda Pokmov 3 years ago
Miso is usually a very very spicy condiment that causes intense heartburn in the unsuspecting
ILoveMySon 2 years ago
I don't understand why you are being downvoted. Differing opinions are normal. I will keep upvoting you.🙂
Load More Replies... #117
What do you call a field in which rice is grown?
Taylor Keane 3 years ago
And gives America a chance to send troops to ' help with the flood' and start the Vietnam War
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Which flower yields the spice saffron?
Nazda Pokmov 3 years ago
Very expensive crocus stamens that are gathered by hand that's why they are so expensive and grow in some pretty inaccessible places.
#119
What are the names of the Rice Krispies elves?
#120
What is another name for the Queensland nut or bush nut?
#121
Which has more sugar, a strawberry or a lemon?
#122
What fast food restaurant aired ads featuring a man who lost 245 pounds eating only their products?
#123
What was the first fast food restaurant to offer a complete “lite” menu?
#124
Before starting Wendy’s, what fast food franchise did Dave Thomas work for?
#125
What fast food restaurant sells the Big Mac?
#126
Which fast food chain was behind the infamous “Where’s the Beef?” ad campaign in 1984?
#127
In 2005, what burger chain ran ads featuring a scantily clad Paris Hilton rolling around on the hood of a car?
#128
What is the most used flavor enhancer in fast foods?
Marie Dahme 2 years ago
msg occurs naturally in some foods, it’s not some weird awful chemical. just sayin…
#129
What is the abnormal enlargement of the thyroid gland due to deficiency of iodine called?
#130
What spice, frequently used in Hungarian, Indian, and Moroccan food, provides vitamin A and can prevent spider veins and inhibit hair loss?
Pursuing Peonies 3 years ago
Paprika is another term for what some people call bell peppers. Paprika is just dried (and usually roasted and sometimes smoked) bell peppers.
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Are humans omnivore, herbivore, or carnivore?
Nazda Pokmov 3 years ago
We eat anything that flies, walks, runs, swims or grows on the ground from the ground
#132
Although wheat and rice are both used in Mexican cooking, the basic starch remains what in almost all areas of the country?
#133
What is the hottest part of a chili pepper?
#134
What is the name of Mexican cinnamon?
#135
What is the word for sandwich in Mexico?
#136
What is the flavor of alioli sauce?
Pursuing Peonies 3 years ago
Pretty easy to diy a simple version with garlic and mayo if you want to try it.
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What is ice cream called in Mexico?
#138
What is the name of an egg custard of Mexico and Spain?
#139
What are sweet potatoes called in Mexico?
#140
How much pasta does the average Italian eat every year?
#141
Pasta is categorized in what two basic styles?
#142
Fresh pasta will keep for how long?
Nazda Pokmov 3 years ago
Not long as someone is bound to eat all of the leftovers leaving you an empty dish.
#143
Is Neapolitan ice cream Italian?
Natallia Pisarenka 2 years ago
Answer: It originated in the United States in the late 19th century
#144
What do Italians drink in the morning?
#145
What shape is the pasta called chiocciole?
#146
King, Coho, and Silver are subspecies of what fish?
#147
What cheese is traditionally used on a Reuben sandwich?
#148
What type of sugar includes a small amount of cornstarch to prevent lumping while mixing?
#149
What kind of Greek bread is used in a gyro?
#150
Choux and filo are two types of what food product?
#151
What is the national alcoholic drink of the USA?
#152
Which fast food restaurant is famous for its curly fries and Jamocha shakes?
#153
The Famous Star is the signature burger of what fast food restaurant?
#154
What year did the first Taco Bell open?
#155
What restaurant chain has commercials with the slogan “Eatin’ Good in the Neighborhood”?
Pursuing Peonies 3 years ago
Definitely never heard that slogan, but I do associate the "I want my baby back ribs" with Applebee's
#156
Which fast-food restaurant founder was the most visible, by being featured in television commercials and becoming the face of the franchise?
#157
What is the common name for Allium sativum?
#158
What is rebocado?
#159
What is nopal?
#160
What is menudo?
#161
What is a banana called in Mexico?
#162
What are Huevos rancheros?
#163
What is the main ingredient in the soup “pozole”?
#164
What is ceviche?
helen gray 3 years ago
Lime or lemon are most popular, but other citrus fruits are used in this dish too depending on where you live and on availability.
#165
What do people call fast foods in Hispanic countries?
#166
How is pasta generally cooked?
#167
Where do pine nuts, often used to make pesto, come from?
#168
What do you call the rotating rod a “rotisserie” item is cooked on?
Nazda Pokmov 3 years ago
Long pole turned by a page sitting in front of a large roaring fireplace in the king's palace
#169
In cooking, if you “pare” a carrot, what do you do to it?
#170
What is the term for cooking meats like pork or duck in order to melt some of the fat out of them?
#171
Who is the “Little Debbie” snack line named after?
#172
What is the Hawaiian name for yellow fin tuna?
#173
Should tomatoes be stored in the refrigerator?
#174
If you ordered an Omelet Arnold Bennett, what fish would you find in it?
#175
What are the sugared almonds, traditionally thrown over the bride and groom at a wedding, called?
#176
What is canola an abbreviation for?
#177
How many herbs and spices make up the secret blend used on Colonel Harland Sanders’ fried chicken recipe?
Ugh_What_Now 3 years ago
The official KFC Twitter account follows 6 people named Herb, and all 5 Spice Girls... 11 herbs and spices. I feel this is a better trivia fact than simply stating there are 11 herbs and spices. 🤔
#178
What fast food restaurant sells the Beef ‘n Cheddar?
#179
How do you know if juice is made from real fruit?
#180
Which fruit contains an enzyme that aids digestion and also helps tenderize meat?
#181
How often should one eat fish each week?
#182
What is Carne Adobada?
#183
What is Calabaza en Dulce?
Natallia Pisarenka 2 years ago
Answer: A yellow squash or a pumpkin cooked with brown sugar and cinnamon
#184
What is the Mexican version of fried “eggs sunny side up”?
#185
What Italian dessert is multi-colored ice cream, often with nuts or fruit embedded in it?
#186
In cooking, what does “etoufee” mean?
#187
What might Italians call maize?
#188
What sub shop is known for its toasted subs?
#189
What is the most important meal of the day?
Nicole Weymann 3 years ago
Missing a "said to be". It was a slogan invented to sell corn flakes (the brand with a K) and got perverted into gospel truth
Ugh_What_Now 3 years ago
It doesn't matter what time/food you eat, as technically you're "breaking your fast" from the night before. So even if you wake up at 6am, and have a slice of cake at 3pm; that's your breakfast, and one can argue... your most important meal of the day. 😂
#190
Do Italians put cheese on linguine with clam sauce?
#191
What is used to thicken gazpacho?
#192
What food is also known as “liberty cabbage”?
Ele V 3 years ago
Why are most if not all of the comments downvoted??? Who in the right mind would do this? Cause Iit's hard to believe that's by chance..
Mahogany Eclipse 3 years ago
Wondering that myself. I think someone may have a personal vendetta or something along those lines 😅
Load More Replies... Zeta Thompson 3 years ago
Was during the WWII and maybe during WWI but no one I know of has called it that since the early fifties
#193
What is a light and fluffy pie filling made with stabilized gelatin and beaten egg whites called?
#194
Who is the founder of Chick-Fil-A?
#195
By which company “Better Ingredients, Better Pizza” has been used as an ad slogan?
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Mudassar Hameed 2 years ago (edited)
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Mudassar Hameed 2 years ago (edited)
Great very interesting article. Join us if you want to know about Pakistani famous food and restaurant: https://list.com.pk/food-restaurants/
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