Food And Drink Trivia Quiz #17Printable Trivia Questions About Food and Drink
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Which of the following fruits contains the most vitamin C per 100 grams?
a. Papayas
b. Strawberries
c. Oranges
d. Kiwifruits
Kiwifruits - Vitamin C is thought to lower cancer risk.
Steak tartare is a beef dish that is served with ...?
a. Dried Beef
b. Heavily Salted Beef
c. Heavily Peppered Beef
d. Uncooked Beef
Uncooked Beef - The modern version of steak tartare was first served in French restaurants sometime in the early 20th century.
Which spirit's name means "Water of Life"?
a. Brandy
b. Vodka
c. Whisky
d. Gin
Whisky - Whiskey is made from fermented grain mash.
In Mexican cuisine, which of these foods is a soft, finely ground wheat flour flatbread?
a. Burrito
b. Taco
c. Sapote
d. Tortilla
Tortilla - Tortillas are used to make burritos, amongst other things.
What kind of food is a "Pumpernickel"?
a. Pasta
b. Rice
c. Bread
d. Wine
Bread - Pumpernickel originated in the Westphalia region of Germany sometime in the 1400s.
What name is given to a cocktail consisting of Galliano, Vodka and Orange juice?
a. Moscow Mule
b. Harvey Wallbanger
c. Tom Collins
d. Screwdriver
Harvey Wallbanger - A screwdriver is made with orange juice and vodka.
What is the main ingredient in the traditional Russian dish "Coulibiac"?
a. Fish
b. Chicken
c. Beef
d. Pork
Fish - A coulibiac is most often filled with salmon or sturgeon, rice, mushrooms, eggs, onions and spices.
Founded in 1987, the restaurant chain "Nandos" serves the cuisine of which nation?
a. Italy
b. Portugal
c. Mexico
d. Spain
Portugal - Nando's operates about 1,000 outlets in 30 countries.
Sushi is the national dish of which country?
a. Portugal
b. South Africa
c. Ukraine
d. Japan
Japan - Japanese curry and ramen are also considered national dishes of Japan.
"Limburger" is a famous cheese from which nation?
a. Spain
b. Belgium
c. Italy
d. France
Belgium - Limburger is known for its strong smell.
In a "Scotch Woodcock", what is cooked on toast with eggs?
a. Prawns
b. Anchovies
c. Cod
d. Salmon
Anchovies - Scotch Woodcock was a popular dish in the Victorian era.
What is the name of the hot green paste often served in Japanese restaurants?
a. Lumbadi
b. Montabi
c. Stigabi
d. Wasabi
Wasabi - Wasabi is also called Japanese horseradish.
A "firkin" of beer consists of how many imperial gallons?
a. 6
b. 12
c. 3
d. 9
9 - Nine imperial gallons is equal to 10.8 US gallons.
"Golden Ball" and "Green Globe" are varieties of what vegetable?
a. Squash
b. Carrot
c. Turnip
d. Potato
Turnip - The turnip is the heart shield in the arms of Keutschach am See.
Which geographical feature is also the name of a type of lettuce?
a. Iceberg
b. Sea
c. Mountain
d. Volcano
Iceberg - Lettuce was first cultivated by the ancient Egyptians.
Which of these is not a common variety of "Asparagus"?
a. White
b. Red
c. Purple
d. Green
Red - Water makes up approximately 93 percent of asparagus's composition.
Raisins are the dried version of which fruit?
a. Apricot
b. Cherry
c. Peach
d. Grape
Grape - Raisins are known to stimulate the libido.
What is the main alcoholic ingredient in a "Daiquiri"?
a. Rum
b. Rye
c. Gin
d. Vermouth
Rum - A citrus juice (such as lime juice) and sugar complete the daiquiri.
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