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A Yardlong Horseradish A Beetroot Jicama Page 4 of 151 What is the name of this Alaskan Indian Ice cream, made of dried fish, dried meat, fat, berries, and mild sweeteners? Qakiiyaq Neqa Sayak Akutaq Page 5 of 151 What kind of rare black watermelon is only grown on the Northern Island of Hokkaido, off the coast of Japan and yields only around 70 per year? Crimson Sweet Watermelon Arikara Watermelon Densuke Watermelon Charleston Gray No. 133 Watermelon Page 6 of 151 What is the name of the Alaskan dish that involves fermenting the heads of king salmon, burying the heads for a few weeks, and then mashing them into mush to be eaten? Stinkheads Muktuk Bannock Natchiq Page 7 of 151 What is the name of this corn based Mexican breakfast drink, made from cornmeal, cornstarch, or masa harina, with a thick and creamy texture, traditionally made with water, but now made with milk as well? Aqua Fresca Chilate Piña Colada Atole Page 8 of 151 What does M&M's stand for? Mars and Mavis Mars and Murrie Murrie and Mavis Murrie and Mary Page 9 of 151 Which vegetables are the furled fronds of a young fern, and harvested early for use as a vegetable? Sunchoke Oca Asparagus Fiddleheads Page 10 of 151 What was the first vegetable planted in space? A Ramp An Onion Garlic A Potato Page 11 of 151 Which highly toxic fish is a delicacy in Japan? Ackee Fugu Rhubarb Cassava Page 12 of 151 What is the name of this unique South African sausage made from ground beef, roasted coriander seeds, salt, and vinegar? Boerewors Mealie Pap Vetkoek Sosaties Page 13 of 151 What it is an alternative name for the kind of vegetable that is used to make the natural loofah? Daikon Kohlrabi Silk Squash Dulse Page 14 of 151 What kind of food is an eggplant considered to be? A Vegetable A Fruit A Grain A Legume Page 15 of 151 What type of drink did Russia classify beer as until 2011? A Soft Drink Alchohol A Juice A Cider Page 16 of 151 Which bulb vegetable is commonly called the wild leek? Ramps Salsify Sunchoke Celeriac Page 17 of 151 What is the name of this distinct UK or Irish type of sausage, made from pork blood, with pork fat or beef suet, and a cereal? Chorizo Bratwurst Black Pudding Andouille Page 18 of 151 What kind of sandwich was smuggled into space by astronaut John Young on the Gemini 3? A Pastrami Sandwich A Roast Beef Sandwich A Club Sandwich A Corned Beef Sandwich Page 19 of 151 Which vegetable is also known as white radish, winter radish, or Oriental radish? Daikon Kohlrabi Salsify Oca Page 20 of 151 Where did French fries originate? France Belgium Germany Spain Page 21 of 151 Which fruit is similar to the lychee, and in Cantonese the name translates to "dragon eye", due to the translucent flesh and the black seed in the middle? Longan Starfruit Mangosteen Physalis Page 22 of 151 Where was German chocolate cake invented? Madrid Berlin Geneva Texas Page 23 of 151 What was the original name of the "Oreo"? The Oreo Biscuit The Oreo Wafer The Oreo Hardtack The Oreo Rusk Page 24 of 151 What is the most staple food in the world? Rice Maize Corn Wheat Cassava Page 25 of 151 Which vegetable looks like red cabbage, but is actually a type of seaweed that is attached to rocks as it grows, is fried or used fresh in a range of foods, and has a salty taste that complements many dishes? Savoy Dulse Napa Boy Choy Page 26 of 151 What is the name of the traditional Inuit and Chukchi food most often made from the skin blubber of the bowhead whale, and usually eaten raw? Muktuk Ah-pick Bannock Akutaq Page 27 of 151 What kind of bird saliva is used in bird's nest soup? Juncos Swiftlets Swallows Sparrows Page 28 of 151 What are rapini also known as? Chinese Broccoli Endives Mustard Greens Broccoli Rabe Page 29 of 151 What is the name of this English dish made with baked pilchards, eggs and potatoes, covered in a pastry crust, with the fish always set staring up? Stargazy Pie Rumbledethumps Eton Mess Mucky Dripping Page 30 of 151 Which fruit bears a resemblance to the tomato, but with a sweet, rich, honey-like taste, and when fully ripe are a yellow, orange, or dark-brown depending on the species? Tomatillos Tomatillos Persimmons Tamarillos Page 31 of 151 When Boeing Co. needed to test out in-flight wireless signals on full planes, what food did they use to try and find weak spots in in-flight wireless signals? Egg Plants Carrots Onions Potatoes Page 32 of 151 What is another name for the Bottle Gourd? Durian Rambutan Calabash Mangosteen Page 33 of 151 Which Borneo and Sumatra native fruit has a strong controversial odor, a thorn-covered rind, a green to brown husk, a pale yellow to red flesh, and is used to flavor a wide variety of sweet and savory desserts in Southeast Asian cuisines? Rambutan Durian Loquat Kiwano Page 34 of 151 The names Orville Redenbacher and Otis Sistrunk were combined to create what famous cookie brand? Famous Amos Nabisco Keebler Otis Spunkmeyer Page 35 of 151 Which globe-shaped root vegetable has a papery golden-brown skin and a starchy white interior, a juicy and crunchy flesh, with a taste that is like a cross between a potato and pear, and is comparable to a water chestnut? Jicama Kohlrabi Sampshire Oca Page 36 of 151 Where did Apple Pie originate? Holland England Germany America Page 37 of 151 What is the name of pickles marinated in Kool-Aid, which originated in Delta, Mississippi? Pickle-Aid Kool-Aidicles Koolickles Kool Picks Page 38 of 151 What kind of employee was Richard Montañez initially at Frito-Lay, who then went on to be the inventor of Flamin' Hot Cheetos? An Attorney A Janitor A Cafeteria Cook An Executive Assistant Page 39 of 151 What is Oklahoma's official state vegetable? The Pepper The Pumpkin The Eggplant The Watermelon Page 40 of 151 What is the name of is a rare breed pig ham, exclusively fed acorns and grains while free roaming, and then cured for 3 years? Jamón Ibérico Bellota Jamón Loncheado Jamón Serrano Jamón Deshuesados Page 41 of 151 What is the name of this South African food spread made from yeast extract, which is a by-product of beer brewing? Vegemite Promite Marmite Cenovit Page 42 of 151 In Korea, the drink chamchi nunmulju is soju mixed with what other ingredient? Beaver Castoreum Bird Saliva Blended Pig Tripe Tuna Eye Fluid Page 43 of 151 What is the proper name of the pineapple guava, which has a green skin, and a seedy opaque gelatinous flesh? Rose Apple Tamarind Feijoa Quince Page 44 of 151 What is the name of a type of Middle Eastern, European and Turkish stew, boiled with cows feet and head? Khash Manakeesh Moutabal Fattoush Page 45 of 151 Which vegetable is also known as the German Turnip, with a taste and texture that is similar to that of a broccoli stem or cabbage heart, but milder and sweeter? Celeriac Kohlrabi Malabar Spinach Kale Page 46 of 151 What is the official state nut of Alabama? Pecans Cashews Macadamias Pistachios Page 47 of 151 What is the seaweed that is most commonly used to wrap a sushi roll called? Kombu Umibudo Nori Hijiki Page 48 of 151 What language does the snack name "Dorito" derive from? Spanish Portuguese Italian French Page 49 of 151 What is the name of this Ukrainian dish that's made solely with the fat of meat, cut into slabs, smoked, and left in a cool cellar for a year? Banush Okroshka Vareniki Salo Page 50 of 151 Which Mexican, Central American and Caribbean fruit has a thin rough brownish skin, with a sweet malty pear like flesh, a soft pulp texture, and two or three large black seeds with tiny hooks on them? Mamey Sapote Sapodilla Canistel Abiu Page 51 of 151 What is the name of this Colombian drink that is made from raw pressed sugarcane juice, mixed with water, ice, and lots of fresh limes? Lulada Avena Colombiana Guarapo Champú Page 52 of 151 What is the name of this cane brandy fused with the bark of indigenous rainforest plants, and is unique to a specific region in Ecuador? Sinchicara Canelazo Colada Morada Chicha de Piña Page 53 of 151 What is the form of dry cured meat, that originated in Southern African countries and uses various types of meat to produce it, ranging from beef to game meats, such as ostrich or kudu? Carne seca Biltong Charqui Kilishi Page 54 of 151 What is statistically, the most commonly stolen food in the world as of 2021? Alcohol Chocolate Meat Cheese Page 55 of 151 What is the name of this mashed up, pork based food product, as-well-as the colloquial term for junk mail? Junk Ham SPAM JAMK Hamail Page 56 of 151 What color were most carrots prior to the 17th century, when a genetic mutation made them the more popular color, orange? Purple Green Brown Red Page 57 of 151 What is the name of the Asian drink which is made of sugar, yogurt curd, and usually some fruit or flavorings such as saffron or cardamom? Thandai Bangdung Milkis Sweet Lassi Page 58 of 151 What kind of food is an avocado? A Nut A Fruit A Bean A Vegetable Page 59 of 151 What kind of coffee can only be harvested from the droppings of an animal called the civet? Ospina Esmeralda Geisha Fazenda Santa Ines Kopi Luwak Page 60 of 151 What is the more common English name of the pitaya, which is the fruit of several different cactus species? Dragon Fruit Tamarind Rambutan Durian Page 61 of 151 Which delicate and expensive spice comes from the Crocus Sativus flower? Saffron Asafoetida Sumac Annatto Page 62 of 151 How many segments are there usually in an orange? Eight Ten Fourteen Twelve Page 63 of 151 Which type of vegetable, also known as Roman cauliflower, is a yellow green color, and is compared to cauliflower, but with a firmer texture and a delicate nutty flavor? Destiny Broccoli Belstar Broccoli Romanesco Broccoli Calabrese Broccoli Page 64 of 151 What is the name of the that beer comes from the Limbu people of Nepal and is made by fermenting whole grain millet? Skol Tsingtao Yanjing Tongba Page 65 of 151 Since wasabi is difficult to grow, what is most manufactured "wasabi" actually made up of? Horseradish Parsnip Rutabaga Ginger Page 66 of 151 Where was processed cheese invented? The United States of America France The Netherlands Switzerland Page 67 of 151 What is the name of this drink from India, which is made with a combination of sweetened black tea, milk, and is spiced with a masala mix? Lassi Masala Chai Aam Panna Nimbu Pani Page 68 of 151 What country does real balsamic vinegar come from? Italy France Greece Japan Page 69 of 151 What is the Bulgarian drink that is made from fermenting boiled flour, which gives it a slightly sour but sweet taste, and used to be very popular amongst children? Ayran Mastika Boza Rakia Page 70 of 151 Which vegetable is known as the "oyster plant" due to when being cooked, tastes mildly similar to an oyster, but resembles a brown stick? Salsify Fiddleheads Chinese Okra Ramps Page 71 of 151 What is the more common name of the Kiwano, which is in the cucumber and melon family, has orange spiny skin, and a lime green jelly-like flesh? Kohlrabi Nori The Horned Melon Feijoa Page 72 of 151 Which fruit do humans share the most DNA with? Apple Plum Bananas Pear Page 73 of 151 What is the name of this non-alcoholic Peruvian drink, traditionally made by boiling purple corn and pineapple rinds in water, and leaving to cool down, sometimes with added sugar, cinnamon, or cloves? Chica Morada Inca Kola Frutillada Emolienete Page 74 of 151 What is the name of this phallic-looking clam that is native to western Canada and the Pacific Northwest; it is also the largest and most expensive clam? Surf Clams Pacific Razor Clams Atlantic Jackknife Clams Geoduck Clams Page 75 of 151 Who was Margherita pizza named after? Margherita Mimi Baez Queen Margherita of Savoy Margherita Armstrong-Jones Margherita Ponomaryova Page 76 of 151 Of what profession was the inventor of Ice Cream, William Morrison? Dentist Chef Teacher Accountant Page 77 of 151 Which type of sea vegetable grows in rocky and marshy areas near saltwater sources, has vibrant green stalks, and is similar to baby asparagus, but with a distinctively crisp and salty taste? Sampshire Nopal Cassava Haricots Verts Page 78 of 151 What is the name of this Philippine dish, which is fertilized duck egg with the embryo still inside, prepared with salt, chili and vinegar? Pancit Palabok Balut Taba ng talangka Bulalo Page 79 of 151 What is the name of this sweet hot Indonesian drink made with ginger, sugar, and coconut milk, usually served with snacks? Wedang Jahe Sekoteng Bandrek Bajigur Page 80 of 151 What is the more common English name of the carambola fruit? Starfruit Brazilian Grapetree Cucumber Tree Kiwi Page 81 of 151 Before he created the brand Famous Amos, what was Wally Amos's prior occupation? Elevator Mechanic Flavorist Talent Agent Food Scientist Page 82 of 151 Where was SPAM invented? Maryland Missouri Mississippi Minnesota Page 83 of 151 Who invented the tea bag? Thomas Sullivan George Liang Michael Sullivan Michael Fripp Page 84 of 151 How many rows are there usually on an ear of corn? Ten Sixteen Twenty Twenty-Six Page 85 of 151 What is the name of the Paraguayan drink, which is an infusion of yerba mate, prepared with cold water, ice cubes, and herbs such as mint, lemongrass, or lemon verbena? Tereré Carrulim Mosto Caña Page 86 of 151 Which fruit juice is found in Mountain Dew? Orange Juice Lemon Juice Lime Juice Grapefruit Juice Page 87 of 151 What is the name of this big knobby tubular shaped root vegetable of the sunflower plant family, that slightly resembles ginger, and is comparable to potatoes in taste? Jicama Artichoke Sunchoke Water Chestnuts Page 88 of 151 What is the Dominican drink, made of red wine, honey and rum, poured over bark, along with any other ingredients the maker wants to add? Maní Mamajuana Coco Loco Morir Soñando Page 89 of 151 What is the name of this Thai and Southeast Asian fruit, that has an inedible deep purple colored rind, with white colored flesh, that segments similar to a citrus fruit? Guava Mangosteen Pulasan Longan Page 90 of 151 What kind of Japanese beef comes from the Wagyu cow in the Hyogo prefecture? Kobe Beef Onglet Scotch Fillet Eye fillet Page 91 of 151 What is the type of food that is typically made of cattle or sheep stomach lining? Bopis Sweetbread Chitterlings Tripe Page 92 of 151 What is the name of this Moroccan snail soup, made by boiling snails in a variety of Moroccan spices? Babbouche Tagine Zalouk Bastilla Page 93 of 151 What is the name of this Hawaiian dish, made from the fermented root of the taro, which has been baked and pounded to a paste? Laulau Poi Kalua Poke Page 94 of 151 What is the name of this hot Mexican beverage which is made with milk or water, corn masa gruel, sugar, flavored with chocolate, and sometimes with other ingredients such as vanilla, cinnamon, or anise seed? Atole Horchata Champurrado Tejate Page 95 of 151 Which fruits look like elongated raspberries or blackberries, and the trees that bear them provide the leaves that are the only food source for silk worms? Persimmons Mulberries Naseberry Tamarind Page 96 of 151 What is the name of this Korean street food, made of boiled or steamed silkworm pupae? Tteokbokki Odeng Beondegi Hotteok Page 97 of 151 What is the name of this Mexican cooking staple ingredient, which is usually the size of a small apricot, is light green in color, and commonly used in salsa? Elderberry Mayhaw Berries Gooseberries Tomatillo Page 98 of 151 What is the name of this South Korean frothy whipped coffee that is served on top of milk? Dalgona Coffee Bokbunja Coffee Cheongju Coffee Baekseju Coffee Page 99 of 151 What is the name of the drink, that is used in Fijian ceremonies and formal meetings, with psychoactive properties? Kava Kratom Kanna Sakae Naa Page 100 of 151 What is the common name for the highly sought after and rare mycorrhizal mushroom that grows in Asia, Europe, and North America, and is prized in asian cuisine for its distinct spicy-aromatic odor? Enoki Mushrooms Eryngii Mushrooms Matsutake Mushrooms Maitake Mushrooms Page 101 of 151 Which nut can spontaneously combust when in large quantities? Hazelnuts Macadamias Cashews Pistachios Page 102 of 151 Which South American vegetable is also known as New Zealand yams? Oca Yuca Rutabaga Daikon Page 103 of 151 What is the name of this Colombian cold beverage, made with dried maize, pineapple, mashed lulo, panela, cloves, quince or guanábana, cinnamon, and orange tree leaves? Kumis Aguapanela Canelazo Champús Page 104 of 151 What is another name for fresh coriander? Cilantro Parsley Basil Cumin Page 105 of 151 What is the name of the most expensive restaurant in the world, as of 2021? Forum Arpege Alchemist Sublimotion Page 106 of 151 Which fruit has select edible species that are similar in texture and appearance to a small yellow tomato, and are surrounded by a calyx that resembles a Chinese lantern? Tomatillo Gooseberry Groundcherry Nispero Page 107 of 151 "Pez" is a shortened word for peppermint in what language? Dutch German French Spanish Page 108 of 151 What fruit inspired the paisley pattern? Mango Lime Strawberry Fig Page 109 of 151 What is the name of this hot or cold Korean drink made of water, dried persimmon, ginger, and cinnamon? Sujeonggwa Sikhye Yujacha Maesilcha Page 110 of 151 What was the name of the Earl of Sandwich, the man coined as the inventor of the sandwich? Horatio Nelson Arthur Wellesley John Montagu James Scott Page 111 of 151 What is the name of the mare milk drink from Mongolia, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan, which is fermented and turned into alcohol? Chatsarganii Shuus Kumis Arkhi Bozo Page 112 of 151 What is the name of this Scandinavian pancake made from whipped blood, lingonberries and reindeer meat? Kanelbüllar Knäckelbröd Semla Blodplättar Page 113 of 151 What is the vegetable hollow heart, more commonly known as in English? Bok Choy Arugula Chinese Water Spinach Endive Page 114 of 151 What reproductive structure of plants are fruit? The Ovary The Stamen The Anther The Peduncle Page 115 of 151 What is the name of this Yemeni traditional hot drink, made of spiced coffee husks, ginger, and sometimes cinnamon? Shahi Haleeb Qahwa Qishr Karkade Page 116 of 151 What kind of ultra exclusive white caviar comes from the albino beluga sturgeon? Iranian Almas Caviar Tsar Nicoulai Golden Reserve Caviar Russian Volga Reserve Osetra Caviar Iranian Osetra Caviar Page 117 of 151 What is the name of this knobby bulbous root vegetable, used as an alternative to potatoes, and also called celery root? Parsnip Celeriac Jicama Turnip Page 118 of 151 Which African fruit produces bean-like pods filled with seeds, surrounded by a fibrous, paste-like brown pulp, and sometimes referred to as the "date of India"? Rambutan Pomelo Pitaya Tamarind Page 119 of 151 What is the name of this Japanese dish made from sperm sacs of puffer, angler, salmon, squid, or cod fish? Shirako Basashi Natto Nama Tamago Page 120 of 151 What is the name of the Chinese dish where eggs are covered in clay, ash, and salt, and then left for months until the yolk turns green and the white turns black? Century Eggs Tea Eggs Virgin Boy Eggs Iron Eggs Page 121 of 151 What kind of animal does Japanese style sushi, Cherry Blossom Meat come from? A Lamb A Goat A Pig A Horse Page 122 of 151 What is the name of this Turkish drink, made from purple carrots, ground bulgur, salt, yeast, and water, flavored with a fermented turnip? Boza Salgam Raki Salep Page 123 of 151 Which southern Brazilian, Paraguayan and northern Argentinian fruit is cultivated for its sweet and seedy yellow or dark purple flesh, with a soft to firm juicy interior, filled with numerous seeds, and usually juiced and added to other juices to enhance aroma? Passion Fruit Pomegranate Paw Paw Persimmon Page 124 of 151 What is the main ingredient of the Hindi soda drink, Gau Jal? Horse Saliva Dog Sweat Cow Urine Bird Vomit Page 125 of 151 Which food company uses 25% of the world's entire hazelnut supply, as of 2021? Meiji Co Ltd Lindt & Sprungli AG Mondelez International Ferrero Group Page 126 of 151 What do you call a single noodle of spaghetti? Spaghetto Spaghetta Spaghetti Spaghett Page 127 of 151 What three flavors did Three Musketeers bars originally have in them? Hazlenut, Cherry and Chocolate Hazlenut, Strawberry and Chocolate Vanilla, Cherry and Chocolate Vanilla, Strawberry and Chocolate Page 128 of 151 What is the English name for the Japanese Renkon or the Chinese Lian Ou? Turnip Salsify Lotus Root Parsnip Page 129 of 151 Which American state is known as the "The Mushroom Capital of the World"? Maryland Pennsylvania Ohio Virginia Page 130 of 151 What is the most expensive melon in the world? Yūbari King Melons Jade Dew Melons Kantola Melons New Century Melons Page 131 of 151 What is the name of this dark Swedish soft drink, consumed at Christmas time, often described as a mixture of cola and root beer, but has an even sweeter flavor? Gotlandsdricka Akvavit Pucko Julmust Page 132 of 151 Which fruit looks like a scaly avocado, with the nickname “custard apple,” after the custard-like, white flesh that is found at its center? Sweetsop Cherimoya Atemoya Guanabana Page 133 of 151 What is the proper name for Chinese Broccoli? Bok Choy Kale Choy Sum Gai Lan Page 134 of 151 What is the main ingredient of the Japanese drink, Placenta 10000? Pig Placenta Cow Placenta Lamb Placenta Goat Placenta Page 135 of 151 What kind of food is a cashew? A Legume A Seed A Fruit A Nut Page 136 of 151 Which Pizza chain was once the largest purchaser of kale in the United States, up until 2012? Papa John's Pizza Domino's Pizza Pizza Hut Little Caesars Page 137 of 151 What sheep's milk cheese comes from Sardinia, Italy, and is filled with maggot larva? Milbenkase Casu Marzu Chhurpi Airag Page 138 of 151 What is the name of the Scottish dish that consists of a sheep or calf's offal mixed with suet, oatmeal, and seasoning, and traditionally boiled in a bag made from the animal's stomach? Haggis Clootie Dumpling Crappit Heid Cranachan Page 139 of 151 What is the name of this popular Russian and Ukrainian drink, which is made by baking milk for a long time at low temperature, and then fermented by adding sour cream, kefir, or buttermilk? Ryazhenka Kvass Kompot Medovukha Page 140 of 151 What is the core ingredient of the Japanese drink, sake? Barley Wheat Rice Potato Page 141 of 151 Which fruit is oval in shape, green to yellow in color, with white, yellow, pink or red flesh, containing numerous yellowish seeds, and the tree wood is used in barbecue competitions in the United States? Jackfruit Guava Gooseberries Passion Fruit Page 142 of 151 Which vegetable comes from cactus pads, is used commonly in Mexican stews, soups, and salads, and its plant bears prickly pears? Nopal Cholla Saguaro Pitahaya Page 143 of 151 What are rocky mountain oysters made of? Bull Brain Bull Liver Bull Intestines Bull Testicles Page 144 of 151 What is the common English name for the vegetable that is also known as the ash gourd or the wax gourd? Fuzzy Melon Chayote Winter Melon Cucuzza Page 145 of 151 What is the name of the national Icelandic dish, which is fermented Greenland or sleeper shark? Bragðarefur Hákarl Kleinur Svið Page 146 of 151 Which food in Japanese cuisine is made from various marine animals and consists of small pieces of meat in a brown viscous paste of the animal's heavily salted, fermented viscera? Shiokara Natto Shirako Basashi Page 147 of 151 What is the name of this sweet and spicy hot Indonesian drink made of ginger essence, palm sugar, cinnamon, and sometimes, condensed milk? Sekoteng Bajigur Wedang Jahe Bandrek Page 148 of 151 What is the largest tree grown fruit in the world? Guava Jaboticaba Jackfruit Grapefruit Page 149 of 151 What is the name of the traditional Danish open-faced sandwich that usually consists of a piece of buttered dense dark rye bread, topped with cold cuts, pieces of meat or fish, cheese or spreads, and garnishes? Smørrebrød Kartofler Risalamande Flæskesteg Page 150 of 151 What is the name of this egg shaped fruit, with varying colors of yellow, orange, and red, also known as the tree tomato? Kiwifruit Tamarillo Guava Passion Fruit Page 151 of 151 What is the name of this vegetable, also known as yuca or manioc? Rambutan Akebi Carambola Cassava Read 151 Food & Drink Trivia Questions & Answers The following 151 food & drink trivia questions cover a variety of food, drinks, fun facts, and exotic foods from around the world. These questions will challenge even the biggest foodies as they include a huge variety, with some wildly interesting fun facts to keep you on your toes. Read on, challenge yourself, and enjoy! Drinks Trivia Back to table of contents... Drinks vary from place to place. These beverages are quite eclectic and are made up of some things you may have a hard time believing. But with that said, some sound quite delicious and may make your mouth water. From alcohol, to teas, juices, and sodas, these questions cover some really interesting concoctions. If you enjoy your drinks, read on for trivia questions and answers about drinks from all over the world! Drinks Trivia Questions & Answers 1. What is the name of this sweet and spicy hot Indonesian drink made of ginger essence, palm sugar, cinnamon, and sometimes, condensed milk? Bandrek 2. What is the name of this popular Russian and Ukrainian drink, which is made by baking milk for a long time at low temperature, and then fermented by adding sour cream, kefir, or buttermilk? Ryazhenka 3. What is the core ingredient of the Japanese drink, sake? Rice 4. What is the name of this dark Swedish soft drink, consumed at Christmas time, often described as a mixture of cola and root beer, but has an even sweeter flavor? Julmust 5. What is the name of this Turkish drink, made from purple carrots, ground bulgur, salt, yeast, and water, flavored with a fermented turnip? Salgam 6. What is the name of this Yemeni traditional hot drink, made of spiced coffee husks, ginger, and sometimes cinnamon? Qishr 7. What is the name of the mare milk drink from Mongolia, Kazakhstan, and Kyrgyzstan, which is fermented and turned into alcohol? Kumis 8. What is the name of this hot or cold Korean drink made of water, dried persimmon, ginger, and cinnamon? Sujeonggwa 9. What is the name of this Colombian cold beverage, made with dried maize, pineapple, mashed lulo, panela, cloves, quince or guanábana, cinnamon, and orange tree leaves? Champús 10. What is the name of this South Korean frothy whipped coffee that is served on top of milk? Dalgona Coffee 11. What is the name of the drink, that is used in Fijian ceremonies and formal meetings, with psychoactive properties? Kava 12. What is the name of this hot Mexican beverage which is made with milk or water, corn masa gruel, sugar, flavored with chocolate, and sometimes with other ingredients such as vanilla, cinnamon, or anise seed? Champurrado 13. What is the Dominican drink, made of red wine, honey and rum, poured over bark, along with any other ingredients the maker wants to add? Mamajuana 14. What is the name of the Paraguayan drink, which is an infusion of yerba mate, prepared with cold water, ice cubes, and herbs such as mint, lemongrass, or lemon verbena? Tereré 15. Which fruit juice is found in Mountain Dew? Orange Juice 16. What is the name of this sweet hot Indonesian drink made with ginger, sugar, and coconut milk, usually served with snacks? Bajigur 17. What is the name of this non-alcoholic Peruvian drink, traditionally made by boiling purple corn and pineapple rinds in water, and leaving to cool down, sometimes with added sugar, cinnamon, or cloves? Chica Morada 18. What is the Bulgarian drink that is made from fermenting boiled flour, which gives it a slightly sour but sweet taste, and used to be very popular amongst children? Boza 19. What is the name of this drink from India, which is made with a combination of sweetened black tea, milk, and is spiced with a masala mix? Masala Chai 20. What is the name of the that beer comes from the Limbu people of Nepal and is made by fermenting whole grain millet? Tongba 21. What is the name of the Asian drink which is made of sugar, yogurt curd, and usually some fruit or flavorings such as saffron or cardamom? Sweet Lassi 22. What is the name of this Colombian drink that is made from raw pressed sugarcane juice, mixed with water, ice, and lots of fresh limes? Guarapo 23. What is the name of this cane brandy fused with the bark of indigenous rainforest plants, and is unique to a specific region in Ecuador? Sinchicara 24. What is the name of this corn based Mexican breakfast drink, made from cornmeal, cornstarch, or masa harina, with a thick and creamy texture, traditionally made with water, but now made with milk as well? Atole 25. What type of drink did Russia classify beer as until 2011? A Soft Drink 138 Thanksgiving Trivia Questions & Answers Learn fascinating Thanksgiving fun facts. Click the play now button to begin. Play Now Food Fun Facts Trivia Back to table of contents... There are some really fascinating fun facts about food. From their classification, to their origins, and even their moments in history, food is such a critical part of humankind. It has seeped its way into history in a variety of fun ways. If you are true foodie, read on for fun facts about food trivia questions and answers. Food Fun Facts Trivia Questions & Answers 26. What kind of food is a cashew? A Seed 27. Which Pizza chain was once the largest purchaser of kale in the United States, up until 2012? Pizza Hut 28. Which American state is known as the "The Mushroom Capital of the World"? Pennsylvania 30. What do you call a single noodle of spaghetti? Spaghetto 31. What three flavors did Three Musketeers bars originally have in them? Vanilla, Strawberry and Chocolate 32. Which food company uses 25% of the world's entire hazelnut supply, as of 2021? Ferrero 33. What was the name of the Earl of Sandwich, the man coined as the inventor of the sandwich? John Montagu 34. "Pez" is a shortened word for peppermint in what language? German 35. What is the name of the most expensive restaurant in the world, as of 2021? Sublimotion 36. Which nut can spontaneously combust when in large quantities? Pistachio Nuts 37. Before he created the brand Famous Amos, what was Wally Amos's prior occupation? Talent Agent 38. Where was SPAM invented? Minnesota 39. Who invented the tea bag? Thomas Sullivan 40. Of what profession was the inventor of Ice Cream, William Morrison? Dentist 41. What is the name of this phallic-looking clam that is native to western Canada and the Pacific Northwest; it is also the largest and most expensive clam? Geoduck Clams 42. Who was Margherita pizza named after? Queen Margherita of Savoy 43. Since wasabi is difficult to grow, what is most manufactured "wasabi" actually made up of? Horseradish 44. Where was processed cheese invented? Switzerland 45. Which delicate and expensive spice comes from the Crocus Sativus flower? Saffron 46. What kind of food is an avocado? A Fruit 47. What kind of coffee can only be harvested from the droppings of an animal called the civet? Kopi Luwak 48. What is the name of this mashed up, pork based food product, as-well-as the colloquial term for junk mail? SPAM 49. What color were most carrots prior to the 17th century, when a genetic mutation made them the more popular color, orange? Purple 50. What is statistically, the most commonly stolen food in the world as of 2020? Cheese 51. What language does the snack name "Dorito" derive from? Spanish 52. What is the official state nut of Alabama? Pecans 53. Where did Apple Pie originate? England 54. What is the name of pickles marinated in Kool-Aid, which originated in Delta, Mississippi? Koolickles 55. What kind of employee was Richard Montañez initially at Frito-Lay, who then went on to be the inventor of Flamin' Hot Cheetos? A Janitor 56. The names Orville Redenbacher and Otis Sistrunk were combined to create what famous cookie brand? Otis Spunkmeyer 57. Where was Hawaiian pizza invented? Canada 58. Which additive is put in a number of cheeses to prevent clumping? Cellulose 59. What does M&M's stand for? Mars and Murrie 60. What kind of food is an eggplant considered to be? A Fruit 61. What kind of sandwich was smuggled into space by astronaut John Young on the Gemini 3? A Corned Beef Sandwich 62. Where did French fries originate? Belguim 63. Where was German chocolate cake invented? Texas 64. What was the original name of the "Oreo"? The Oreo Biscuit 65. What is the most staple food in the world? Maize Corn 66. When Boeing Co. needed to test out in-flight wireless signals on full planes, what food did they use to try and find weak spots in in-flight wireless signals? Potatoes 67. What is Oklahoma's official state vegetable? The Watermelon 160+ Halloween Trivia Questions & Answers Learn fascinating Halloween fun facts. Click the play now button to begin. Play Now Fruit Trivia Back to table of contents... Fruits are possibly my favorite food. If you are like me, you enjoy them as a snack, a dessert, and even as the perfect pairing for some entrees. There are so many fruits in the world. You may be shocked to learn about some you may have never heard of. Read on for some interesting fruit trivia questions and answers. Fruit Trivia Questions & Answers 68. What is the name of this egg shaped fruit, with varying colors of yellow, orange, and red, also known as the tree tomato? Tamarillo 69. What is the largest tree grown fruit in the world? Jackfruit 70. Which fruit is oval in shape, green to yellow in color, with white, yellow, pink or red flesh, containing numerous yellowish seeds, and the tree wood is used in barbecue competitions in the United States? Guava 71. Which fruit looks like a scaly avocado, with the nickname “custard apple,” after the custard-like, white flesh that is found at its center? Cherimoya 72. What is the most expensive melon in the world? Yūbari King Melons 73. Which southern Brazilian, Paraguayan and northern Argentinian fruit is cultivated for its sweet and seedy yellow or dark purple flesh, with a soft to firm juicy interior, filled with numerous seeds, and usually juiced and added to other juices to enhance aroma? Passion Fruit 74. Which African fruit produces bean-like pods filled with seeds, surrounded by a fibrous, paste-like brown pulp, and sometimes referred to as the "date of India"? Tamarind 75. What reproductive structure of plants are fruit? The Ovary 76. What fruit inspired the paisley pattern? Mango 77. Which fruit has select edible species that are similar in texture and appearance to a small yellow tomato, and are surrounded by a calyx that resembles a Chinese lantern? Groundcherry 78. Which fruits look like elongated raspberries or blackberries, and the trees that bear them provide the leaves that are the only food source for silk worms? Mulberries 79. What is the name of this Thai and Southeast Asian fruit, that has an inedible deep purple colored rind, with white colored flesh, that segments similar to a citrus fruit? Mangosteen 80. What is the more common English name of the carambola fruit? Starfruit 81. Which fruit do humans share the most DNA with? Bananas 82. How many segments are there usually in an orange? Ten 83. What is the more common English name of the pitaya, which is the fruit of several different cactus species? Dragon Fruit 84. Which Mexican, Central American and Caribbean fruit has a thin rough brownish skin, with a sweet malty pear like flesh, a soft pulp texture, and two or three large black seeds with tiny hooks on them? Chikoo, Sapodilla, Sapota, Naseberry, or Nispero 85. What is the proper name of the pineapple guava, which has a green skin, and a seedy opaque gelatinous flesh? Feijoa 86. Which Borneo and Sumatra native fruit has a strong controversial odor, a thorn-covered rind, a green to brown husk, a pale yellow to red flesh, and is used to flavor a wide variety of sweet and savory desserts in Southeast Asian cuisines? Durian 87. Which fruit is similar to the lychee, and in Cantonese the name translates to "dragon eye", due to the translucent flesh and the black seed in the middle? Longan 88. Which fruit bears a resemblance to the tomato, but with a sweet, rich, honey-like taste, and when fully ripe are a yellow, orange, or dark-brown depending on the species? Persimmons 320 Music Trivia Questions & Answers Learn fun facts facts from every genre of music. Click the play now button to begin. Play Now International & Exotic Food Trivia Back to table of contents... The variety of food available throughout the world is staggering. In creating these questions, I discovered a vast diversity of exciting foods throughout the globe. There are so many dishes I have never even heard of and it makes me want to travel the world just to sample some of these delicacies. If exotic foods of the world entice you, continue on for international and exotic food trivia questions and answers. International & Exotic Food Trivia Questions & Answers 89. What is the name of the traditional Danish open-faced sandwich that usually consists of a piece of buttered dense dark rye bread, topped with cold cuts, pieces of meat or fish, cheese or spreads, and garnishes? Smørrebrød 90. What is the name of the national Icelandic dish, which is fermented Greenland or sleeper shark? Hákarl 91. Which food in Japanese cuisine is made from various marine animals and consists of small pieces of meat in a brown viscous paste of the animal's heavily salted, fermented viscera? Shiokara 92. What are rocky mountain oysters made of? Bull Testicles 93. What sheep's milk cheese comes from Sardinia, Italy, and is filled with maggot larva? Casu Marzu 94. What is the name of the Scottish dish that consists of a sheep or calf's offal mixed with suet, oatmeal, and seasoning, and traditionally boiled in a bag made from the animal's stomach? Haggis 95. What is the main ingredient of the Japanese drink, Placenta 10000? Pig Placenta 96. What is the main ingredient of the Hindi soda drink, Gau Jal? Cow Urine 97. What is the name of this Japanese dish made from sperm sacs of puffer, angler, salmon, squid, or cod fish? Shirako 98. What is the name of the Chinese dish where eggs are covered in clay, ash, and salt, and then left for months until the yolk turns green and the white turns black? Century Eggs 99. What kind of animal does Japanese style sushi, Cherry Blossom Meat come from? A Horse 100. What kind of ultra exclusive white caviar comes from the albino beluga sturgeon? Iranian Almas Caviar 101. What is the name of this Scandinavian pancake made from whipped blood, lingonberries and reindeer meat? Blodplättar 102. What is the name of this Korean street food, made of boiled or steamed silkworm pupae? Beondegi 103. What kind of Japanese beef comes from the Wagyu cow in the Hyogo prefecture? Kobe Beef 104. What is the type of food that is typically made of cattle or sheep stomach lining? Tripe 105. What is the name of this Moroccan snail soup, made by boiling snails in a variety of Moroccan spices? Babbouche 106. What is the name of this Hawaiian dish, made from the fermented root of the taro, which has been baked and pounded to a paste? Poi 107. What is the name of this Philippine dish, which is fertilized duck egg with the embryo still inside, prepared with salt, chili and vinegar? Balut 108. What country does real balsamic vinegar come from? Italy 109. What is the form of dry cured meat, that originated in Southern African countries and uses various types of meat to produce it, ranging from beef to game meats, such as ostrich or kudu? Biltong 110. What is the name of this Ukrainian dish that's made solely with the fat of meat, cut into slabs, smoked, and left in a cool cellar for a year? Salo 111. What is the seaweed that is most commonly used to wrap a sushi roll called? Nori 112. What is the name of a type of Middle Eastern, European and Turkish stew, boiled with cows feet and head? Khash 113. What is the name of the food spread made from yeast extract, which is a by-product of beer brewing? Marmite 114. In Korea, the drink chamchi nunmulju is soju mixed with what other ingredient? Tuna Eye Fluid 115. What is the name of this Alaskan Indian Ice cream, made of dried fish, dried meat, fat, berries, and mild sweeteners? Akuta 116. What kind of rare black watermelon is only grown on the Northern Island of Hokkaido, off the coast of Japan and yields only around 70 per year? Densuke Watermelon 117. What is the name of the Alaskan dish that involves fermenting the heads of king salmon, burying the heads for a few weeks, and then mashing them into mush to be eaten? Stinkheads 118. Which highly toxic fish is a delicacy in Japan? Pufferfish, Blowfish, or Fugu 119. What is the name of this unique South African sausage made from ground beef, roasted coriander seeds, salt, and vinegar? Boerewors 120. What is the name of this distinct UK or Irish type of sausage, made from pork blood, with pork fat or beef suet, and a cereal? Black or Blood Pudding 121. What is the name of the traditional Inuit and Chukchi food most often made from the skin blubber of the bowhead whale, and usually eaten raw? Muktuk 122. What kind of bird saliva is used in bird's nest soup? Swiftlets 123. What is the name of this English dish made with baked pilchards, eggs and potatoes, covered in a pastry crust, with the fish always set staring up? Stargazy Pie 428 Interesting Disney Trivia Questions & Answers Learn about fun Disney facts from every era. Click the play now button to begin. Play Now Vegetable Trivia Back to table of contents... Arguably the healthiest food in existence, vegetables are an integral part of a balanced diet. They come in all shapes, sizes, and forms, each with their own unique tastes and health benefits. But just because they are good for you, doesn't mean that they are not absolutely delicious when prepared well. If you enjoy your greens, read on for fascinating vegetable trivia questions and answers. Vegetable Trivia Questions & Answers 124. What is the name of this vegetable, also known as yuca or manioc? Cassava 125. What is the common English name for the vegetable that is also known as the ash gourd or the wax gourd? The Winter Melon 126. Which vegetable comes from cactus pads, is used commonly in Mexican stews, soups, and salads, and its plant bears prickly pears? Nopal 127. What is the proper name for Chinese Broccoli? Kai-Lan or Gai Lan 128. What is the English name for the Japanese Renkon or the Chinese Lian Ou? Lotus Root 129. What is the name of this knobby bulbous root vegetable, used as an alternative to potatoes, and also called celery root? Celeriac 130. What is the vegetable hollow heart more commonly known as in English? Chinese Water Spinach 131. What is another name for fresh coriander? Cilantro 132. Which South American vegetable is also known as New Zealand yams? Oca 133. What is the common name for the highly sought after and rare mycorrhizal mushroom that grows in Asia, Europe, and North America, and is prized in asian cuisine for its distinct spicy-aromatic odor? Matsutake Mushrooms 134. What is the name of this Mexican cooking staple ingredient, which is usually the size of a small apricot, is light green in color, and commonly used in salsa? Tomatillo 135. What is the name of this big knobby tubular shaped root vegetable of the sunflower plant family, that slightly resembles ginger, and is comparable to potatoes in taste? Sunchoke 136. How many rows are there usually on an ear of corn? Sixteen 137. Which type of sea vegetable grows in rocky and marshy areas near saltwater sources, has vibrant green stalks, and is similar to baby asparagus, but with a distinctively crisp and salty taste? Sampshire 138. Which vegetable is known as the "oyster plant" due to when being cooked, tastes mildly similar to an oyster, but resembles a brown stick? Salsify 139. What is the more common name of the Kiwano, which is in the cucumber and melon family, has orange spiny skin, and a lime green jelly-like flesh? The Horned Melon 140. Which type of vegetable, also known as Roman cauliflower, is a yellow green color, and is compared to cauliflower, but with a firmer texture and a delicate nutty flavor? Romanesco Broccoli 141. Which vegetable is also known as the German Turnip, with a taste and texture that is similar to that of a broccoli stem or cabbage heart, but milder and sweeter? Kohlrabi 142. Which globe-shaped root vegetable has a papery golden-brown skin and a starchy white interior, a juicy and crunchy flesh, with a taste that is like a cross between a potato and pear, and is comparable to a water chestnut? Jicama 143. What is another name for the Bottle Gourd? Calabash, White-flowered Gourd, Long Melon, New Guinea Bean and Tasmania Bean 144. What is the common name of the asparagus bean? A Yardlong 145. Which vegetables are the furled fronds of a young fern, and harvested early for use as a vegetable? Fiddleheads 146. What was the first vegetable planted in space? A Potato 147. What it is an alternative name for the kind of vegetable that is used to make the natural loofah? Silk Squash or Chinese Okra 148. Which bulb vegetable is commonly called the wild leek? Ramps 149. Which vegetable is also known as white radish, winter radish, or Oriental radish? Daikon 150. Which vegetable looks like red cabbage, but is actually a type of seaweed that is attached to rocks as it grows, is fried or used fresh in a range of foods, and has a salty taste that complements many dishes? Dulse 151. What are rapini also known as? Broccoli Rabe Play Random Trivia Now! Play random trivia questions from any of our many trivia categories. Click the play now button to begin. Play Now