322 Food Trivia Questions (And Answers) For Budding Foodies

Do you love food? Do you love trivia? If so, then you're in for a treat!

Foodies, rejoice! Get ready for a flavor-packed adventure that will tantalize your taste buds and tickle your brain. From classic dishes that make your mouth water to the legends of the culinary world, this trivia has got it all covered.

Brace yourself for mind-boggling facts about exotic ingredients, peculiar food pairings, and even the birth of beloved condiments. Impress your friends and family with your food knowledge as you gather around for a trivia feast like no other.

So, grab a snack, gather your food-loving crew, and let the trivia extravaganza begin! From appetizers to desserts, this journey will leave you hungry for more food knowledge. Get ready to entertain, educate, and share your love for all things delicious!

These fun questions will test your knowledge while introducing you to new cultures and interesting facts about global cuisine. Get ready to expand your foodie horizons, gather your fellow food enthusiasts, and embark on a delightful adventure filled with tasty tidbits. Bon appétit!

1. Question: What vegetable is also called a courgette?

Answer: Zucchini.

2. Question: What term is used for slow-cooking meats like duck or pork to slow-cook any fat out of them?

Answer: Confit.

3. Question: Which dish from Spain traditionally includes saffron, rice, seafood, chicken, chorizo, and peas?

Answer: Paella.

4. Question: Which country does brie cheese originate from?

Answer: France.

5. Question: What manufacturer introduced Pringles potato chips in 1969?

Answer: Proctor and Gamble.

6. Question: Which is the main ingredient that makes bread rise?

Answer: Yeast.

7. Question: What name does Shell Steak also go by?

Answer: Kansas City Strip.

8. Question: What year did the first Taco Bell open?

Answer: 1962.

9. Question: The Iron Chef America TV shows were based on the 'Iron Chef' show that originated in which country?

Answer: Japan.

10. Question: What is meant by the term 'al dente', in Italian cooking?

Answer: To be cooked and firm to the bite.

11. Question: What fast food restaurant sells the Big Mac?

Answer: McDonald's.

12. Question: An enchilada is from which cuisine?

Answer: Mexican.

13. Question: Which tea is very popular because of its health benefits?

Answer: Green tea.

14. Question: What are Garbanzo beans also known as?

Answer: Chickpeas.

15. Question: What are the two words that make up the word 'spam'?

Answer: Spiced ham.

16. Question: What kind of fish would you find in an Omelet Arnold Bennett?

Answer: Haddock.

17. Question: What is mageirocophobia?

Answer: It is the fear of cooking.

18. Question: Which is the hottest part of a chili?

Answer: Placenta.

19. Question: What does the term ‘canola’ stand for?

Answer: Canadian oil.

20. Question: What does ‘Dorito’ actually mean?

Answer: ‘Little golden things’.

21. Question: From what does gelatin come?

Answer: The skin and bones of animals.

22. Question: What type of food is a peanut?

Answer: A legume.

23. Question: What food item has been stolen more than any other in the history of the world?

Answer: Cheese.

24. Question: What is used to make hummus?

Answer: Chickpeas.

25. Question: What is the only food that does not spoil?

Answer: Honey.

26. Question: What is the most commonly consumed fruit juice in the world?

Answer: Orange juice.

27. Question: Which country is famous for its delicious chocolate and is known as the chocolate capital of the world?

Answer: Belgium

28. Question: Which vegetable is known for its association with rabbits and their love for it?

Answer: Carrots.

29. Question: What is the traditional Indian flatbread made from refined flour called?

Answer: Naan.

30. Question: Which vegetable is known for making you cry when you cut it?

Answer: Onion.

31. Question: What is the traditional topping for a New York-style hot dog?

Answer: Mustard and sauerkraut.

32. Question: Which popular candy bar is known for its slogan "Hungry? Grab a ___!"

Answer: Snickers.

33. Question: What is the traditional Mexican dish made from masa dough and filled with various ingredients called?

Answer: Tamales.

34. Question: What is the popular snack made from deep-fried dough and topped with powdered sugar or cinnamon sugar?

Answer: A beignet.

35. Question: Which fruit is often associated with tropical paradises and is known for its refreshing juice?

Answer: Pineapple.

36. Question: What is the name of the traditional British dish made from sausages wrapped in bacon?

Answer: Pigs in a blanket.

37. Question: Which vegetable is known as the 'king of vegetables'?

Answer: Eggplant.

38. Question: What is the name of the Italian dessert that translates to 'pick me up'?

Answer: Tiramisu.

39. Question: Which nut is used to make marzipan?

Answer: Almonds.

40. Question: Which fruit is most commonly used to make pickles in the US?

Answer: Cucumber.

41. Question: Which type of pasta is shaped like a corkscrew?

Answer: Cavatappi

42. Question: What is the sweet pyramid-shaped candy often associated with Halloween and vampire lore?

Answer: Candy corn.

43. Question: What is the name of the Italian pasta dish that translates to 'little worms'?

Answer: Vermicelli.

44. Question: What is the name of the crispy Italian bread often served with olive oil and balsamic vinegar?

Answer: Bruschetta.

45. Question: What is the iconic dessert made from layers of sponge cake, strawberries, and whipped cream?

Answer: Strawberry shortcake

46. Question: What is the name of the traditional Indian yogurt-based drink flavored with spices or fruit and served chilled?

Answer: Lassi.

47. Question: Which vegetable is known for its association with vampires and is often used to ward them off in folklore?

Answer: Garlic.

48. Question: What is the name of the traditional British dish consisting of sausages wrapped in Yorkshire pudding batter?

Answer: Toad in the hole.

49. Question: Which leafy vegetable is known as a natural breath freshener?

Answer: Parsley.

50. Question: What is the popular Mexican street food made from grilled corn on the cob, topped with mayonnaise, cheese, and spices?

Answer: Elote.

51. Question: What is the popular Mexican dish made from tortilla chips, melted cheese, and various toppings?

Answer: Nachos.

52. Question: Which fruit is known for being a natural laxative and is often used as a remedy for digestive issues?

Answer: Prunes.

53. Question: What is the sweet, sticky syrup made from boiled sugarcane juice called?

Answer: Molasses.

54. Question: What is the name of the Italian dessert made from gelato shaped into a dome and covered in chocolate?

Answer: Tartufo.

55. Question: What is the traditional filling in a Boston cream donut?

Answer: Vanilla cream or custard.

This trivia collection is specially crafted for your inner foodie and to leave you hungry for more! Whether you're a seasoned connoisseur or just love trying new flavors, prepare to be challenged and amazed as you dive into these questions. So gather your fellow food lovers, embrace the excitement, and let the trivia feast begin!

56. Question: "100% pure squeezed sunshine" is which company's advertising slogan?

Answer: Tropicana.

57. Question: What type of trout is most commonly available in the US?

Answer: Rainbow trout.

58. Question: In cooking, what is cutting herbs or vegetables into very fine strips called?

Answer: Chiffonade.

59. Question: What is Marsala?

Answer: A sweet wine.

60. Question: Before opening Wendy's, what fast food franchise did Dave Thomas work at?

Answer: Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC).

61. Question: "Better ingredients, better pizza" is the company's advertising slogan?

Answer: Papa John's Pizza.

62. Question: What would you use a dredger for cooking?

Answer: To sprinkle flour or sugar lightly.

63. Question: Stilton cheese is native to what country?

Answer: England.

64. Question: What is the main ingredient in falafel?

Answer: Chickpeas.

65. Question: Black Forest cake originates from which country?

Answer: Germany.

66. Question: In which year did Coca-Cola release New Coke, with a reformulated recipe?

Answer: 1985.

67. Question: Which country does the chorizo sausage originate from?

Answer: Spain and Portugal.

68. Question: What type of liquid is used to marinate raw fish in Mexican ceviche?

Answer: Lime and lemon juice.

69. Question: Where was the first macaroni factory established?

Answer: Brooklyn, New York.

70. Question: What is the main ingredient used to make ginger ale?

Answer: Ginger root.

71. Question: True or false: Watermelon is a fruit that contains zero calories.

Answer: False

72. Question: What is the term for the variety of food that a person or animal regularly consumes?

Answer: Diet

73. Question: Which type of pasta is shaped like a bowtie?

Answer: Farfalle.

74. Question: What is the process of combining fat and flour to create a thickening agent for sauces called?

Answer: Roux.

75. Question: What is the primary ingredient in a traditional Caesar salad dressing?

Answer: Anchovies.

If you're a self-proclaimed foodie, this is your chance to prove your culinary prowess. From the origins of beloved recipes to fascinating facts about your favorite drinks, there's something here to satisfy every food buff's craving for knowledge.

76. Question: Where was Caesar's salad invented?

Answer: Mexico.

77. Question: A pimento is what type of vegetable?

Answer: Pepper.

78. Question: The first fast food restaurant concept came from which country and when?

Answer: USA, White Castle in 1921.

79. Question: When did the first Starbucks open?

Answer: 1971.

80. Question: What is the national dish of Scotland?

Answer: Haggis.

81. Question: Which soft drink was the most sold in 2018?

Answer: Coca-Cola.

82. Question: What is the most widely eaten food in the world?

Answer: Rice.

83. Question: Pizza Hut originated in which country?

Answer: The USA.

84. Question: What is the most widely eaten meat in the world?

Answer: Pork.

85. Question: Which fictional character is credited with increasing spinach consumption in the US by a third?

Answer: Popeye.

86. Question: Which fast food chain is known for its signature burger called the Famous Star?

Answer: Carl's Jr.

87. Question: Which restaurant chain is known for its golden arches logo?

Answer: McDonald's.

88. Question: Which herb is often used in Italian cuisine and is a key ingredient in pesto sauce?

Answer: Basil.

89. Question: What is the traditional Greek appetizer made from yogurt, cucumber, garlic, and herbs called?

Answer: Tzatziki.

90. Question: What is the name of the Mexican hot sauce made from chili peppers, vinegar, and spices?

Answer: Valentina sauce.

91. Question: What is the sweetener derived from sugarcane or sugar beets?

Answer: Sucrose.

92. Question: Which vegetable is known for its high vitamin C content and is often used in salads and coleslaw?

Answer: Cabbage

93. Question: What is the popular French dessert made from puff pastry, filled with cream or custard, and topped with icing?

Answer: Mille-feuille

94. Question: What is the name of the traditional Chinese dumpling made with a thin dough wrapper and various fillings?

Answer: Jiaozi.

95. Question: What is the main ingredient in the traditional Mexican soup called pozole?

Answer: Hominy.

96. Question: What is the name of the process in which yeast converts sugar into alcohol and carbon dioxide?

Answer: Fermentation.

97. Question: What is the process of preserving food by removing its moisture called?

Answer: Dehydration.

98. Question: What is the name of the traditional French dish made from snails?

Answer: Escargot

99. Question: What is the process of preserving food by using salt, sugar, or vinegar called?

Answer: Pickling.

100. Question: What is the name of the traditional Japanese tea ceremony?

Answer: Chanoyu or Sadō.

101. Question: What is the process of soaking food in a seasoned liquid to enhance its flavor called?

Answer: Marination.

102. Question: What is the primary ingredient in a classic Caesar salad?

Answer: Romaine lettuce

103. Question: What is the primary ingredient in the classic French sauce known as béarnaise?

Answer: Butter and egg yolks.

104. Question: What is the popular Italian coffee beverage made with espresso and steamed milk called?

Answer: Cappuccino.

105. Question: What is the name of the classic French dish consisting of beef cooked in red wine?

Answer: Beef bourguignon.

106. Question: What is the cooking technique of browning meat in a hot pan to seal in the juices called?

Answer: Searing.

107. Question: What is the cooking technique of starting it in the oven, and finishing it by searing it at a high temperature is called?

Answer: Reverse sear method

Whether you're a seasoned foodie or just enjoy a good challenge, these trivia questions will test your taste buds and tickle your brain. From iconic dishes that make your mouth water to intriguing food facts that will leave you hungry for more, this collection is a celebration of the flavors that bring us together.

108. Question: Jambalaya is a dish influenced by multiple cuisines, including Caribbean and Spanish. It first became popular in the US in which city?

Answer: New Orleans.

109. Question: Biryani is a popular dish from which Asian countries?

Answer: Pakistan and India.

110. Question: Bobotie is the national dish of which country?

Answer: South Africa.

111. Question: Which flower does the spice saffron come from?

Answer: Crocus sativus.

112. Question: Eccles cakes originated from which county in England?

Answer: Lancashire.

113. Question: Bouillabaisse is a fish stew from which French city?

Answer: Marseille.

114. Question: Which Mexican food has a name meaning 'little donkey'?

Answer: Burrito.

115. Question: What is the main food product used to make the traditional Italian pasta dish called spaghetti Bolognese?

Answer: Ground meat.

116. Question: Which popular Asian dish is made from long, thin strips of rice flour dough?

Answer: Rice noodles.

117. Question: What food item is commonly used as a food holder to wrap fillings in dishes like burritos and tacos?

Answer: Tortillas.

118. Question: In which region is rice traditionally eaten as a staple food?

Answer: Asia

119. Question: What popular dish is made by coating fish in batter or breadcrumbs and then frying it until crispy?

Answer: Fried fish.

120. Question: Which food item is classified botanically as a fruit but often mistaken as a vegetable?

Answer: Tomato.

121. Question: What is the most consumed fruit in the world?

Answer: Banana.

122. Question: What is the main ingredient in the popular Mexican dish called salsa?

Answer: Tomatoes.

123. Question: In the context of nutrition, what is the term for the process of breaking down food in the body to release energy?

Answer: Digestion.

This collection is not for the faint-hearted but for those brave souls who seek a challenge. You'll explore the intricate details of flavors, techniques, and culinary traditions that will truly test your food expertise. From rare ingredients to advanced cooking methods, these questions are designed to stump even the most seasoned food enthusiasts.

124. Question: Peanut butter was turned into what by scientists?

Answer: Diamond.

125. Question: Where and when was the first chocolate chip cookie invented?

Answer: Massachusetts, 1938.

126. Question: Which president brought mac and cheese to America?

Answer: Thomas Jefferson.

127. Question: In which country was ice cream invented?

Answer: China.

128. Question: What is a person interested in food called?

Answer: A foodie.

129. Question: What beans are used to make baked beans? 

Answer: Navy/haricot beans.

130. Question: What is the most expensive spice in the world by weight?

Answer: Saffron.

131. Question: In culinary terms, what is another name for deer meat?

Answer: Venison.

132. Question: In which country was the first known recipe for fried chicken recorded?

Answer: Scotland.

133. Question: What is the main ingredient in a classic chocolate bar?

Answer: Cocoa beans.

134. Question: What is the French word for 'cheese'?

Answer: Fromage.

135. Question: What is a popular breakfast beverage made from squeezed oranges?

Answer: Orange juice.

136. Question: Which beverage is made from fermented grapes?

Answer: Wine.

137. Question: Which continent is known as the birthplace of the chili pepper and peppers?

Answer: South America.

138. Question: What is a staple food commonly consumed in South America made from ground corn dough?

Answer: Arepas.

139. Question: What is the primary ingredient in the Italian limoncello?

Answer: Lemons.

140. Question: What is the traditional Japanese fermented soybean paste called?

Answer: Miso.

141. Question: What is the main ingredient in the traditional Indian dish rogan josh?

Answer: Lamb.

142. Question: What type of fish is used in traditional fish and chips?

Answer: Cod.

143. Question: What is the national dish of Mexico?

Answer: Mole poblano.

144. Question: What is the primary ingredient in the traditional Korean dish bibimbap?

Answer: Rice.

145. Question: What is the name of the traditional French sauce made from egg yolks, butter, and lemon juice?

Answer: Hollandaise sauce.

146. Question: What is the process called when butter and sugar are beaten together to incorporate air?

Answer: Creaming.

147. Question: What is the French culinary term for a mixture of finely chopped onions, carrots, and celery used as a flavor base for many dishes?

Answer: Mirepoix.

148. Question: What is the primary ingredient in the traditional Indian dish biryani?

Answer: Basmati rice.

149. Question: What is the technique called when food is cooked in a vacuum-sealed bag at a precise temperature?

Answer: Sous vide.

Indulge your sweet tooth and check out these dessert food trivia questions! You'll uncover the tantalizing origins, mouthwatering ingredients, and fascinating facts behind your favorite desserts. From decadent cakes that make celebrations extra special to delicate pastries that melt in your mouth, this collection of dessert trivia will put your knowledge to the test.

150. Question: How many times are biscotti cookies baked?

Answer: Twice.

151. Question: What popular campfire treat consists of roasted marshmallows on top of a chocolate bar sandwiched between two graham crackers?

Answer: S'more.

152. Question: Traditionally, what kind of dressing goes best on cheesecake?

Answer: Cream cheese.

153. Question: What type of cake is a devil's food cake?

Answer: Rich chocolate cake.

154. Question: What is the traditional flavor of a red velvet cake?

Answer: Cocoa.

155. Question: Which popular Mexican dessert is covered with caramel?

Answer: Flan.

156. Question: When did the first Krispy Kreme store open?

Answer: 1937.

157. Question: Where did cheesecake originate?

Answer: Greece.

158. Question: What kind of nut is hidden in Swedish Christmas rice pudding?

Answer: Almond.

159. Question: What is Texas' official state dessert?

Answer: Pecan Pie.

160. Question: What is the name of the dessert, Russians eat during Easter?

Answer: Pashka.

161. Question: What kind of flavor is in Tiramisu?

Answer: Coffee.

162. Question: The word 'gelato' is most commonly associated with and thought to have originated in which of these countries?

Answer: Italy.

163. Question: Which Italian dessert translates to 'cooked cream'?

Answer: Panna cotta.

164. Question: Who is credited with inventing chocolate chip cookies?

Answer: Ruth Graves Wakefield.

165. Question: Where does German chocolate cake come from?

Answer: Dallas, Texas.

166. Question: What is the main ingredient in traditional chocolate chip cookies?

Answer: Chocolate chips or pieces.

167. Question: What classic American dessert consists of a baked pie crust filled with a rich custard made of eggs, sugar, and vanilla?

Answer: Vanilla custard pie.

168. Question: What is the popular dessert made from whipped egg whites and sugar, usually baked until crisp and light?

Answer: Meringue.

169. Question: What is the frozen dessert made from sweetened and flavored milk or cream, often with added fruits or nuts?

Answer: Ice cream.

170. Question: What is the traditional British dessert made with layers of sponge cake, jam, and whipped cream, all covered in marzipan or icing?

Answer: Victoria's sponge cake.

171. Question: What is the classic French dessert made from caramelized sugar and topped with a layer of custard?

Answer: Crème brûlée.

172. Question: What is the small, round French pastry made from choux dough and typically filled with cream or custard?

Answer: Profiterole or cream puff.

173. Question: What is the iconic American dessert made with a chocolate cake shell and a creamy filling?

Answer: Boston cream pie.

174. Question: What is the traditional Mexican dessert made from fried dough, coated in cinnamon sugar, and often served with chocolate sauce or dulce de leche?

Answer: Churros.

175. Question: Which traditional Indian dessert is made from fried dough balls soaked in sugar syrup?

Answer: Gulab Jamun.

176. Question: What is the egg white meringue dessert named after Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova?

Answer: Pavlova.

177. Question: Which chocolate-based candy bar is named after its distinctive shape resembling a log?

Answer: Toblerone.

178. Question: What is the traditional British dessert consisting of layers of sponge cake, jam, fruit, and custard called?

Answer: Trifle.

179. Question: What is the Italian dessert known for its creamy texture and refreshing flavor, typically made with lemon juice and zest?

Answer: Lemon sorbet.

180. Question: Which pastry is often associated with Austria and is made with layers of thin dough and various sweet fillings?

Answer: Strudel.

181. Question: What is the French term for a small, delicate pastry typically filled with cream or fruit which means 'small oven'?

Answer: Petit four.

182. Question: What is the primary ingredient in the popular Middle Eastern dessert baklava?

Answer: Phyllo dough and nuts.

Buckle up and get your taste buds ready for a speedy and scrumptious adventure with these fast-food trivia questions! From the iconic golden arches to the secret sauce that keeps us coming back for more, these trivia questions will challenge your fast food expertise. So, whether you prefer juicy burgers or crave those crispy fries, discover the delicious facts that make these culinary establishments so beloved.

183. Question: Which is the most common pizza topping?

Answer: Pepperoni.

184. Question: Which fast food chain started in a broom closet?

Answer: Papa John’s.

185. Question: Which popular fast food beverage chain encourages customers to "Have it your way?"

Answer: Burger King.

186. Question: On July 13, the US celebrates which fast food?

Answer: French fries.

187. Question: In which year was the first Pizza Hut restaurant opened?

Answer: 1958.

188. Question: Which food brand is famous for its crispy fried chicken?

Answer: KFC

189. Question: Which of the world's food brands is famous for its instant noodles and soup products?

Answer: Nissin Food

190. Question: Which food brand uses the slogan "Finger-lickin good"?

Answer: KFC

191. Question: What is the famous slogan of Wendy's fast-food chain?

Answer: "Where's the beef?"

192. Question: What fast food was first called 'Pete's Super Submarines'?

Answer: Subway

193. Question: What is the popular Mexican-inspired fast-food restaurant known for its customizable burritos?

Answer: Chipotle.

194. Question: Which fast-food brand is known for its slogan "Eat Fresh"?

Answer: Subway.

195. Question: Which fast-food chain is famous for its curly french fries?

Answer: Arby's.

196. Question: Which fast-food chain is known for its square-shaped burgers and frozen custard?

Answer: Wendy's.

As the holiday season rolls in, it's time to unwrap the delightful world of Christmas flavors and traditions. From the classic Christmas dishes that make your taste buds dance to the unique culinary customs that bring joy around the world, these trivia questions will put your Christmas food knowledge to the test.

197. Question: Bounceberry is known to be another name for which Christmas berry?

Answer: Cranberry.

198. Question: What is typically hidden in a Christmas pudding?

Answer: A silver coin.

199. Question: Which sauce is generally served with traditional Christmas pudding?

Answer: Brandy sauce.

200. Question: What is a female turkey called?

Answer: A hen.

201. Question: Panettone originated in which country?

Answer: Italy.

202. Question: Name two colors that are traditional candy canes.

Answer: Red and white.

203. Question: What beverage is usually left for Santa?

Answer: Milk.

204. Question: Name the pudding that features in the song, 'We Wish You A Merry Christmas'.

Answer: Figgy.

205. Question: In which direction should the mincemeat be stirred for good luck?

Answer: Clockwise.

206. Question: Which type of spice wine is served warm at Christmas?

Answer: Mulled wine.

207. Question: Which sauce is traditionally served with roast turkey?

Answer: Cranberry Sauce.

208. Question: What is the name of the traditional German bread associated with Christmas?

Answer: Stollen.

208. Question: What is a male turkey called?

Answer: A gobbler or a tom.

209. Question: What's the name of the Madeira cake that's typically served during the holiday season and has chocolate icing and marzipan fruits on top?

Answer: Tunis cake.

210. Question: What is a turkey's body without legs and wings called?

Answer: Turkey crown.

211. Question: In Mexico, what is the name of the traditional Christmas beverage made with milk, cinnamon, and vanilla?

Answer: Atole.

212. Question: What is the main ingredient in the traditional Ukrainian Christmas dish called kutia?

Answer: Wheat berries.

213. Question: What is the name of the famous Christmas fruitcake made with dried fruits and nuts?

Answer: Christmas pudding or fruitcake.

214. Question: Which beverage is often associated with Christmas and made from beaten eggs, sugar, milk, and spices?

Answer: Eggnog.

215. Question: What is the traditional Italian Christmas bread, usually containing candied fruits and nuts?

Answer: Panettone.

216. Question: In Germany, what is the name of the sweet, spiced bread often shaped like a gingerbread house?

Answer: Lebkuchen.

217. Question: In Sweden, what is the traditional Christmas rice pudding called?

Answer: Risgrynsgröt.

218. Question: What is the traditional Christmas dinner meat in the United States?

Answer: Turkey.

The United States is a melting pot of delicious flavors, and these questions are here to put your knowledge to the test. From the sizzling barbecue of the South to the mouthwatering pizzas of New York, American cuisine is as diverse as the people who call this land home. These trivia questions will challenge your knowledge of iconic dishes, regional specialties, and the unique flavors that define American food.

219. Question: Where in the United States might you find the origins of the dish known as laulau?

Answer: Hawaii.

220. Question: Name the crop that is commercially grown in only Hawaii in the United States.

Answer: Coffee beans.

221. Question: Which American state is famous for its lobster rolls and seafood cuisine?

Answer: Maine.

222. Question: Where was the American cheeseburger born?

Answer: Louisville, Kentucky.

223. Question: What is the most popular meal you can get in Chicago? 

Answer: The deep-dish pizza.

224. Question: Iowa is the capital of the world, for which food?

Answer: Ice cream.

225. Question: What kind of cheese would you find on a Reuben sandwich?

Answer: Swiss cheese.

226. Question: Which well-known American dish has a sauce made from sausage dripping, flour, and milk?

Answer: Biscuits and gravy.

227. Question: Which city from Germany gives its name to one of the USA’s favorite foods?

Answer: Hamburg.

228. Question: What kind of food can you only buy after 6 p.m. in Newark if you have a note from a doctor?

Answer: Ice cream.

229. Question: What is the most frequently ordered item at seafood restaurants in the USA?

Answer: Shrimp.

230. Question: What nationality was the person who invented America's favorite hot dog?

Answer: German.

231. Question: Peach pie is the national dessert of which US state?

Answer: Delaware.

232. Question: What is the official state pie of Florida?

Answer: Key lime pie.

233. Question: What is the official state dessert of New York?

Answer: Cheesecake.

234. Question: Which state is known for its deep-dish pizza?

Answer: Illinois (specifically, Chicago).

235. Question: What is the popular American dish made of ground meat, typically beef, and served in a bun?

Answer: Hamburger.

236. Question: Which American city is famous for its clam chowder?

Answer: Boston, Massachusetts.

237. Question: What is the iconic sandwich that consists of peanut butter and jelly spread between two slices of bread?

Answer: PB and J.

238. Question: Which American city is renowned for its cheesesteak sandwich?

Answer: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

239. Question: What is the name of the sweet, carbonated soft drink that originated in Atlanta, Georgia?

Answer: Coca-Cola.

240. Question: Which American state is known for its barbecue, particularly Kansas City-style barbecue?

Answer: Missouri.

241. Question: Which American state is renowned for its Cajun and Creole cuisine?

Answer: Louisiana.

Gather 'round the table, trivia enthusiasts, because you're about to dive into a feast of Thanksgiving knowledge! As the air fills with warmth and gratitude, it's time to put your turkey-loving brains to the test. From the iconic roast turkey that steals the spotlight to heartwarming customs that bring families together, this collection will enrich your understanding of this special holiday.

242. Question: Who made Thanksgiving an official holiday?

Answer: Abraham Lincoln.

243. Question: Which piece of cutlery didn't come out until years after the first Thanksgiving?

Answer: The fork.

244. Question: What year was the first Thanksgiving celebrated?

Answer: 1621.

245. Question: How heavy was the Thanksgiving turkey that broke the Guinness World Record?

Answer: 86 lb (39 kg).

246. Question: Where will you find the oldest Thanksgiving parade?

Answer: Philadelphia.

247. Question: What year was green bean casserole first introduced into Thanksgiving dinner?

Answer: 1955.

248. Question: Every Thanksgiving, how many turkeys are cooked in America?

Answer: 46 million.

249. Question: How many pumpkin pies are eaten every Thanksgiving?

Answer: 50 million.

250. Question: Which state produces the most cranberries in the United States?

Answer: Wisconsin.

251. Question: What is the traditional dessert often served during Thanksgiving dinner?

Answer: Pumpkin pie.

252. Question: What is the main ingredient in a traditional pecan pie?

Answer: Pecans.

253. Question: Which spice is commonly used in Thanksgiving desserts, such as pumpkin pie?

Answers: Cinnamon.

254. Question: What is the traditional beverage often served during Thanksgiving meals?

Answer: Apple cider.

255. Question: Which type of bread is often used to make leftover Thanksgiving turkey sandwiches?

Answer: Sliced white bread or dinner rolls.

256. Question: What is the traditional stuffing/dressing made of during Thanksgiving?

Answer: Bread or cornbread.

257. Question: What is the name of the sweet potato dish topped with marshmallows commonly served during Thanksgiving?

Answer: Sweet potato casserole.

258. Question: What is the name of the bread-based side dish often made with herbs and vegetables for Thanksgiving?

Answer: Stuffing or dressing.

259. Question: Which fruit is commonly used in a classic Thanksgiving dish called Waldorf salad?

Answer: Apples.

260. Question: What is the name of the starchy vegetable often served as a side dish during Thanksgiving?

Answer: Potatoes.

Prepare your taste buds for a mouthwatering globetrotting experience with world food trivia questions! Get ready to embark on a culinary adventure that will take you from the streets of Mexico to the bustling markets of Asia and beyond. From savoring spicy delights to indulging in savory delicacies, these questions will test your knowledge of the diverse world of food.

261. Question: What do Italians call 'corn'?

Answer: Polenta.

262. Question: What is a bratwurst?

Answer: A type of German sausage.

263. Question: What cheese is the Netherlands famous for making?

Answer: Gouda.

264. Question: What is a Chinese gooseberry better known as?

Answer: A kiwi fruit.

265. Question: Where do tacos come from?

Answer: Mexico.

266. Question: Where did fish and chips come from? 

Answer: United Kingdom.

267. Question: Where was the popular curry, the chicken tikka masala, invented?

Answer: Glasgow, Scotland.

268. Question: Which country is the largest producer of coffee beans?

Answer: Brazil.

269. Question: Which country is the largest producer of olive oil?

Answer: Spain.

270. Question: In which country were French fries invented?

Answer: Belgium.

271. Question: Which spicy condiment is commonly used in Mexican cuisine and is made from chili peppers, vinegar, and spices?

Answer: Hot sauce.

272. Question: What is the national dish of China?

Answer: Peking duck.

273. Question: what beans are native to East Asia?

Answer: Soybeans.

274. Question: Which country is known for its tea ceremony and matcha-flavored desserts?

Answer: Japan.

275. Question: Sushi, sashimi, and ramen are popular dishes typically served in which type of restaurant?

Answer: Japanese restaurant.

276. Question: What is a common fruit ingredient in traditional Mexican cuisine that is often used to marinate meats and add flavor to beverages?

Answer: Lime juice.

277. Question: In Indian cuisine, what is the term for a mixture of ground spices used as a base for many dishes?

Answer: Garam masala.

278. Question: In Indian cooking, what is the name for the clarified butter commonly used for frying and flavoring dishes?

Answer: Ghee.

279. Question: What is the primary ingredient in guacamole, a popular Mexican dip?

Answer: Avocado.

280. Question: What is the most commonly consumed food in Morocco, often considered a staple of their cuisine?

Answer: Couscous.

281. Question: Which country is known for its bizarre delicacy called 'balut', which is a developing duck embryo boiled and eaten from the shell?

Answer: The Philippines.

282. Question: In Japan, what unusual ice cream flavor is popular and made from fermented soybeans?

Answer: Miso.

283. Question: What strange food combination is often enjoyed in Sweden, consisting of fermented herring served with crispbread and toppings?

Answer: Surströmming.

284. Question: Which country is famous for its fried spider delicacy?

Answer: Cambodia.

285. Question: Which country is known for its century eggs, a delicacy made by preserving duck, chicken, or quail eggs in a mixture of clay, ash, salt, quicklime, and rice straw for several weeks?

Answer: China.

286. Question: What peculiar dish is a specialty in Scotland, consisting of a sheep's stomach stuffed with a mixture of minced sheep's liver, heart, and lungs, along with oats, onions, and spices?

Answer: Haggis.

287. Question: In Mexico, what unique street food item is made from edible insect larvae harvested from agave plants?

Answer: Gusanos de Maguey.

288. Question: Which country is known for eating fried insects, such as grasshoppers and crickets, as a popular snack?

Answer: Thailand.

289. Question: In Japan, what type of seafood is considered a delicacy and served while it is still moving?

Answer: Odori ebi (dancing shrimp).

290. Question: What unusual ingredient is used to make the traditional Icelandic dish called hákarl?

Answer: Fermented shark meat.

291. Question: Which country is known for eating fried insects, such as grasshoppers and crickets, as a popular snack?

Answer: Thailand.

292. Question: What is the main ingredient in the classic French dish, coq au vin?

Answer: Chicken.

293. Question: What is the popular fermented cabbage dish from Korea called?

Answer: Kimchi.

294. Question: What is the national dish of Thailand?

Answer: Pad Thai.

295. Question: Which African country grows coffee beans the most commercially?

Answer: Ethiopia.

296. Question: What type of food holds a significant cultural and symbolic value in many traditional ceremonies and celebrations?

Answer: Rice.

297. Question: Which spice is commonly used in Moroccan food and adds a warm, earthy flavor to dishes?

Answer: Cumin.

298. Question: What is considered the USA's favorite flavor of ice cream?

Answer: Vanilla.

299. Question: What are the two top-selling spices in the world?

Answer: Pepper and cumin

300. Question: In many cultures, it is common to celebrate birth anniversaries with a cake. What is the name of this special cake called?

Answer: Birthday cake.

301. Question: Which food eaten is commonly associated with breakfast and is made from ground oats and water or milk?

Answer: Porridge.

302. Question: Which country holds the world record for the longest sausage ever cooked?

Answer: Germany.

303. Question: Which country holds the world record for the largest pizza ever made?

Answer: Italy.

304. Question: what are the two top-selling spices in North America?

Answer: Cilantro and parsley.

Buckle up, adventurous foodies, because you're about to dive into a world of weird and wacky food trivia! Check out strange ingredients, quirky food customs, and mind-boggling creations that will make your eyebrows raise and your stomach rumble. From surprising flavor combinations to jaw-dropping eating traditions, this collection of trivia questions will challenge your knowledge and leave you craving more weird food facts.

305. Question: Where was Hawaiian pizza invented?

Answer: Canada.

306. Question: Where could you try bird's nest soup?

Answer: China.

307. Question: What shellfish is best eaten while still alive?

Answer: Oyster.

308. Question: Which fruit can technically have a wasp inside of it?

Answer: Figs.

309. Question: What was the original use of ketchup?

Answer: Medicine.

310. Question: Which has more vitamin C, bell peppers or oranges?

Answer: Bell peppers.

311. Question:  Which now-expensive shellfish were once considered peasant foods?

Answer: Lobsters.

312. Question: What is the most expensive birthday cake ever made?

Answer: Debbie Wingham's Runaway Cake, costs $75 million.

313. Question: How many herbs does Allspice have?

Answer: One.

314. Question: How many calories are typically found in a medium-sized apple?

Answer: 95 calories.

315. Question: What is the only fruit that grows its seeds on the outside?

Answer: Strawberries.

316. Question: What fruit is often consumed to prevent scurvy?

Answer: Citrus fruits.

317. Question:: What peculiar fruit is covered in thorns and known for its strong smell that some people find offensive?

Answer: Durian.

318. Question: What peculiar food item is made from the dried swim bladder of a fish and is used to clarify wine?

Answer: Isinglass.

319. Question: What type of candy, known for its black color, is made from licorice extract and has a strong, distinctive taste?

Answer: Black licorice.

320. Question: Which type of fruit is known for its ability to make your taste buds experience a temporary loss of flavor for other foods?

Answer: Miracle berry.

321. Question: What is considered the first food that a baby typically tastes?

Answer: Breast milk or formula.

322. Question: What is the only fruit that is also a nut?

Answer: Coconut.

There! You've completed this food trivia with flying colors! From tantalizing your taste buds with questions about global cuisines to unraveling the secrets behind beloved dishes, you've expanded your culinary knowledge and become a true food enthusiast. Remember, the world of food is vast and ever-evolving, so embrace the joy of discovery and savor every bite. Bon appétit!