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Food & Cuisine Quiz
Food & Cuisine · Easy
20 questions · Unlimited attempts · Free online practice
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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What is the main ingredient in 'Guacamole'?
- A. Cucumber
- B. Tomato
- C. Onion
- D. Avocado
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Tofu, a staple of East Asian cuisine, is produced by coagulating the milk derived from which plant?
- A. Rice
- B. Peas
- C. Soybeans
- D. Almonds
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Which country is the home of 'Paella'?
- A. Spain
- B. Portugal
- C. Italy
- D. Mexico
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Which fungus is used to make bread and beer?
- A. Mushroom
- B. Truffle
- C. Yeast
- D. Mold
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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 country is known for 'Croissants'?
- A. Spain
- B. Germany
- C. Italy
- D. France
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Which country is the origin of the 'Pizza'?
- A. Italy
- B. France
- C. USA
- D. Greece
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'Poutine,' a famous comfort food consisting of fries, cheese curds, and brown gravy, originated in which Canadian province?
- A. Ontario
- B. British Columbia
- C. Quebec
- D. Nova Scotia
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'Ghee,' a staple of Indian and South Asian cooking, is a form of what?
- A. Fermented Milk
- B. Clarified Butter
- C. Pressed Nut Oil
- D. Soybean Curd
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Which is the only fruit that has seeds on the outside?
- A. Grape
- B. Blueberry
- C. Raspberry
- D. Strawberry
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Which beverage is the most consumed in the world (after water)?
- A. Coffee
- B. Beer
- C. Tea
- D. Soda
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Traditional 'Falafel' is a deep-fried ball or patty made primarily from ground chickpeas or which other legume?
- A. Lentils
- B. Kidney Beans
- C. Fava Beans
- D. Mung Beans
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What is the primary ingredient in 'Tofu'?
- A. Wheat
- B. Soybeans
- C. Rice
- D. Corn
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What is the name of the paper-thin, unleavened dough that serves as the foundation for traditional Middle Eastern and Balkan pastries like baklava?
- A. Choux
- B. Puff pastry
- C. Shortcrust
- D. Phyllo
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What is 'Gelato'?
- A. Italian ice cream
- B. A bread
- C. A coffee
- D. A type of pasta
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Which fruit is used to make wine?
- A. Apple
- B. Pear
- C. Orange
- D. Grape
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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 'Kimchi'?
- A. Chinese dumpling
- B. Japanese soup
- C. Korean fermented vegetables
- D. Thai curry
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The 'Scoville Scale' is used to measure the pungency or spicy heat of which type of food?
- A. Mustard
- B. Ginger
- C. Chili Peppers
- D. Horseradish
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Which traditional Korean side dish consists of salted and fermented vegetables, most commonly napa cabbage and radishes?
- A. Bibimbap
- B. Bulgogi
- C. Kimchi
- D. Tteokbokki