🥘 If You Are a Food Pro, You Shouldn’t Break a Sweat Crushing This 25-Question Quiz

True or false: Cheesecake comes from Italy.

• True

• False

True or false: The name of the multi-colored button-shaped chocolates, M&M, stands for "Mickey and Moordale".

• False

• True

What's a traditional dish served during Christmas in Japan?

• Omurice

• Kentucky Fried Chicken

• Yakitori

• Okonomiyaki (savory pancake)

Where did mooncakes come from?

• Italy

• China

• Ireland

• Portugal

Which European country is famous for its smörgåsbord, which literally means open sandwich table?

• Germany

• Lithuania

• Sweden

• The Netherlands

Which pasta uses potato as a main ingredient?

• Orzo

• Tortellini

• Ravioli

• Gnocchi

Is decaffeinated coffee completely caffeine-free?

• No

• Yes

A gratin is typically topped with cheese and/or:

• Breadcrumbs

• Sesame seeds

• Bacon

• Basil

Chamomile is a type of this beverage that is world renowned for its medicinal qualities, in particular with helping people fall asleep. Which healing beverage is chamomile?

• Coffee

• Wine

• Hot chocolate

• Tea

This is the halfway point! What country is known for this torched dessert called crème brûlée?

• Russia

• South Africa

• Australia

• France

Which of these is NEVER used in a Chicago-style hot dog?

• Ketchup

• Relish

• Onion

• Mustard

Yuanyang is a coffee beverage that gets the best of both worlds if you like coffee as well as tea, which is flavored with milk. The beverage is especially popular in what semi-autonomous city in China?

• Hong Kong

• Shanghai

• Beijing

• Chongqing

Essentially a pan-fried veal cutlet, wiener schnitzel is a signature dish of what city?

• Vienna

• Barcelona

• Krakow

• Frankfurt

Correct or incorrect spelling: Espresso

• Incorrect

• Correct

True or false: Red velvet cake was once made with beets to give it its color.

• True

• False

Tacos, nachos and enchiladas are popular foods from which large country?

• Canada

• Mexico

• Sudan

• Brazil

Where did black pudding originate?

• The Netherlands

• Spain

• United Kingdom

• Poland

Here's the final one: in which of these countries are you most likely to find the cookies known as alfajores?

• Argentina

• Ukraine

• India

• Australia