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All Answers Included In Your Download Pack 1. Which product was advertised by an animated tiger saying Theyre Grrrrrrreat? Click here for the answer. 2. What product is made in Scotland from Girders? Click here for the answer. 3. What artist created the Guinness toucan along with many other advertising designs? Click here for the answer. 4. You either love it or hate it was the advertising slogan for which condiment? Click here for the answer. 5. The Rolling Stones song (I Cant Get No) Satisfaction was used in 1991 for which chocolate bar advertisement? Click here for the answer. 6. What is the sweet you can eat between meals without ruining your appetite? Click here for the answer. 7. In Australian slang, what type of food is a cackleberry? Click here for the answer. 8. In the classic ditty, what costs One a penny, two a penny? Click here for the answer. 9. In what year did food rationing finally end after World War II? Click here for the answer. 10. In what town did Sainsburys open its first self-service store in 1950 which lead to the creation of the supermarket? Click here for the answer. 11. Earl Grey tea was named after Charles Grey, Second Earl Grey, who rose to what position in government? Click here for the answer. 12. In which decade did Baileys Irish Cream appear on the market? Click here for the answer. 13. What variation to one of our staple foods did Otto Rohwedder invent in 1912? Click here for the answer. 14. What product was accidentally invented in 1908 by tea importer Thomas Sullivan? Click here for the answer. 15. Balti is a style of food first devised and served in which UK city? Click here for the answer. 16. What is the food product made up of liver and onions rolled into meatballs and served in a sauce better known as? Click here for the answer. 17. Florist Constance Spry invented what new dish for Queen Elizabeth IIs coronation? Click here for the answer. 18. What is the main ingredient in Stargazy Pie? Click here for the answer. 19. Typically, what type of fish are kippers? Click here for the answer. 20. The Haven Chip Shop near Aberdeen claim to have been the first to deep fry what product in 1995? Click here for the answer. 21. In food processing terms, what do the letters MRM stand for? Click here for the answer. 22. In Mrs. Beatons 1861 Book of Household Management, what are The Boars Head and The Bishop, The Flat Sachet, and The Cactus and The Slipper? Click here for the answer. 23. According to its manufacturers, what description of their product is SPAM an abbreviation of? Click here for the answer. 24. Steamed suet pudding flavoured with raisins is more commonly known as what? Click here for the answer. 25. What beer has the catch-phrase: Reassuringly expensive? Click here for the answer. 26. What is the most common pub name in the UK? Click here for the answer. 27. What chicken dish first appeared on British grocery shelves in 1962? Click here for the answer. 28. What tea manufacturers advertise their product with the slogan: Like tea used to be? Click here for the answer. 29. True or false, Dorothy Goodbody is a type of beer? Click here for the answer. 30. What beer has the catch-phrase: The King of Beers? Click here for the answer. 31. What is a publican required to add to most keg beers? Click here for the answer. 32. What is Murgh on an Indian restaurant menu? Click here for the answer. 33. What is the more common name for carbonated water, E150d, aspartame, asesulfame K, phosphoric acid, flavorings, citric acid, E211 and caffeine? Click here for the answer. 34. What is pasta normally stuffed with to make the Italian dish Gnocchi (nyoki)? Click here for the answer. 35. What food product has the advertising slogan: Once you pop you cant stop? Click here for the answer. 36. The pasta dish Fettuccini is Italian for which English word? Click here for the answer. 37. What type of food was the first commercially grown genetically modified product? Click here for the answer. 38. Which pasta dish has an Italian name which translates as little worms? Click here for the answer. 39. Which British television chef is a majority shareholder of Norwich City Football club? Click here for the answer. 40. What does the holy book of the Islamic religion, the Koran, say is the forbidden fruit? Click here for the answer. 41. What Welsh poets last words were Ive had 18 straight whiskeys. I think thats the record? Click here for the answer. 42. True or false, Mel Blanc, the voice of Bugs Bunny, was allergic to carrots? Click here for the answer. 43. What popular candy was ironically invented the same year the Titanic sank? Click here for the answer. 44. What condiment is Lea and Perrins most famous for? Click here for the answer. 45. What type of fruit is also known as a Chinese Gooseberry? Click here for the answer. 46. According to a 2004 study, are Australians mainly drinking pre-mixed spirits; beer or wine when they consume alcohol? Click here for the answer. 47. Which alcohols logo features a polar bear with sunglasses? Click here for the answer. 48. What brand of ice-cream released the Seven Deadly Sins varieties? Click here for the answer. 49. What food product did chemist C.P Callister create in 1923? Click here for the answer. 50. What is Irelands most famous brewing company? Click here for the answer. 51. What cocktail consists of Tequila, Cointreau, and freshly squeezed lemon or lime Juice? Click here for the answer. 52. What do you mix with lemonade to make a shandy? Click here for the answer. 53. Considered the worlds largest menu item, what stuffed and roasted animal is sometimes served at Bedouin weddings? Click here for the answer. 54. What vegetable is the spice paprika made from? Click here for the answer. 55. Which animal does the meat venison come from? Click here for the answer. 56. What European country has the highest tea consumption in the world per capita? Click here for the answer. 57. What do you call heated wine with added sugar and spices? Click here for the answer. 58. What company invented instant, freeze dried coffee in 1938? Click here for the answer. 59. The French gourmet dish escargot is made from which creature? Click here for the answer. 60. What country does the rice and shellfish dish Paella originate from? Click here for the answer. 61. After water, what is the second main ingredient in Coca-Cola? Click here for the answer. 62. Which relative of the onion is a national emblem of Wales? Click here for the answer. 63. What makes a Bloody Mary bloody? Click here for the answer. 64. What do you call the edible rubbery lining of the stomach of cattle? Click here for the answer. 65. True or false, in Parana, Brazil residents are forbidden to eat fish on any day except during the Festival of Parana. Click here for the answer. 66. What did Maria Ann Smith, a farmers wife from Eastwood NSW, grow for the first time in history? Click here for the answer. 67. What type of fish is eaten more often than any other type in the world? Click here for the answer. 68. How many legs do lobsters, prawns, and crabs each have? Click here for the answer. 69. What part of a whale do you get if you ask for muktuk on an Eskimo menu? Click here for the answer. 70. What is Ascorbic Acid better known as? Click here for the answer. 71. According to Professor Sumner Miller, how many glasses of full-cream dairy milk are there in a 200g block of Cadburys chocolate? Click here for the answer. 72. If you have a hard earned thirst, what do advertisers advise you to drink? Click here for the answer. 73. What brand was depicted in the artist, Andy Warhols, Soup Series in 1968? Click here for the answer. 74. Who was the ETA Eater in the old ETA Margarine commercials? Click here for the answer. 75. What Australian food was first marketed in 1927 by Bert Appleroth? Click here for the answer. 76. Name one of the two great wine-making districts in Victoria. Click here for the answer. 77. The Coonawarra wine making-region is in which Australian State? Click here for the answer. 78. The Hunter Valley wine-making region is in which Australian State? Click here for the answer. 79. The Margaret River wine-making region is in which Australian State? Click here for the answer. 80. In Australian slang, what type of food is underground mutton? Click here for the answer. 81. How many litres of beer are there in a Darwin Stubbie? Click here for the answer. 82. What film features the song Food, Glorious Food? Click here for the answer. 83. What type of pie was Maryanne always baking on TVs Gilligans Island? Click here for the answer. 84. The failure of which crop in 1846 brought widespread famine to Irish peasant farmers? Click here for the answer. 85. What famous Aussie dessert was named after a Russian ballerina who toured in 1926? Click here for the answer. 86. What type of sweet did Ronald Regan always keep in a jar to offer guests to the White House? Click here for the answer. 87. Beginning with the letter A, what type of rice is traditionally used for risotto? Click here for the answer. 88. If the Japanese delicacy fugu pufferfish isnt prepared by an expert chef, what could happen to the diner? Click here for the answer. 89. In devils on horseback what are the devils made of? Click here for the answer. 90. In what season do cherries usually grow? Click here for the answer. 91. Rather than Aeroplane, what do Dick Smith Foods call their jelly crystal range? Click here for the answer. 92. What colour was Coca-Cola before it was made brown? Click here for the answer. 93. What country is the cheese Stinking Bishop from? Click here for the answer. 94. What food has the varieties - Pink Eye and Delaware? Click here for the answer. 95. What is the main ingredient of quiche? Click here for the answer. 96. What is the term describing vegetables that are cut into thin slices or shreds? Click here for the answer. 97. What popular snack food did the American pilgrims eat at the first Thanksgiving dinner? Click here for the answer. 98. What type of berries are generally used to flavour gin? Click here for the answer. 99. What type of nut is used in Nutella spread? Click here for the answer. 100. What disease is defined as a permanent intolerance to gluten that results in damage to the mucosa of the small intestine? Click here for the answer. 101. If you are at a footy game eating a pie floater, what is the pie floating in? Click here for the answer. 102. What Malay word is now more often used by Americans ordering hotdogs than in Malaysia? Click here for the answer. 103. Who invented Corn Flakes in 1906? Click here for the answer. 104. What did Dr John Pemberton, a pharmacist from Atlanta, Georgia invent in May 1886, in a three legged brass kettle in his backyard? Click here for the answer. 105. A traditional Irish stew contains which meat? Click here for the answer. 106. To make an Irish coffee, what alcohol ingredient would you use? Click here for the answer. 107. An object that is described as pisiform has the shape of which vegetable? Click here for the answer. 108. In Monty Pythons Flying Circus what is unusual about Mr. Wensleydales Cheese Shop? Click here for the answer. 109. In Monty Pythons The Meaning of Life what is Mr Creosotes final morsel at dinner? Click here for the answer. 110. Which stock control system was introduced in American supermarkets in 1974? Click here for the answer. 111. Name one of the two kinds of nuts mentioned in the Bible. Click here for the answer. 112. Before she became famous, who turned down a date with Tom Cruise for a lamb roast in a TV commercial? Click here for the answer. 113. What documentary about eating McDonalds produced the highest-ever opening weekend takings for a documentary in Australian history? Click here for the answer. 114. True or False In Hammerfest Norway it is illegal to eat fish of any kind. Click here for the answer. 115. What kind of bean shares its name with the capital of Peru? Click here for the answer. 116. Agar agar is the vegetarian equivalent of which setting agent used in cooking? Click here for the answer. 117. American company Philip Morris took over which company, the makers of Vegemite, in 1988? Click here for the answer. 118. Do apples have a high or low Glycemic Index? Click here for the answer. 119. Gammon is the cured or salted meat from which animal? Click here for the answer. 120. In which city on the west coast of America did the Starbucks chain of coffee houses originate? Click here for the answer. 121. Rhyming with tram what word describes a small drink of liquor? Click here for the answer. 122. What delicious food gets its name from the Aztec word meaning bitter water? Click here for the answer. 123. What does verjuice (verr-juice) consist of? Click here for the answer. 124. What flavour is the liqueur Kahlua? Click here for the answer. 125. What food is malted and fermented to produce beer? Click here for the answer. 126. What is the French word for cheese? Click here for the answer. 127. What type of pate is foie gras? Click here for the answer. 128. What unlikely country consumes more Coca-Cola per capita than any other nation? Click here for the answer. 129. Which country does camembert cheese originate from? Click here for the answer. 130. Which vegetable do you use to make the soup Borsch? Click here for the answer. 131. Do bananas grow in the ground; on trees; or on herbaceous plants? Click here for the answer. 132. The invention of the flexible wine cask bladder, or cardboard cask, came from which Australian wine growing region? Click here for the answer. 133. Vanilla is the extract of fermented and dried pods of which exotic flower? Click here for the answer. 134. What is the only part of a carrot plant that is generally eaten? Click here for the answer. 135. What nut has the same name as a South American country? Click here for the answer. 136. What are the building blocks that form proteins? Click here for the answer. 137. What fruit is also known as an alligator pear? Click here for the answer. 138. What food, now mainly eaten from a can, came from the American Indians and was traditionally eaten on the Sabbath in Boston? Click here for the answer. 139. What Turkish and Greek dessert is a precursor of strudel and consists of sheets of pastry, nuts, honey, rose water and lemon juice? Click here for the answer. 140. What company is famous for its ‘31 Flavors’ slogan? Click here for the answer. 141. What staple food is laced with up to 16 additives, including plaster of paris, in order to keep it fresh? Click here for the answer. 142. What spice do chefs call ‘The Sweet Wood’? Click here for the answer. 143. What was originally marketed as ‘the esteemed brain tonic and an intellectual beverage’? Click here for the answer. 144. What type of beans and wine did Hannibal Lecter have with his human liver in the movie ‘Silence of the Lambs’? Click here for the answer. 145. What common alcohol is flavored by Juniper berries? Click here for the answer. 146. What food is Italian for dumplings and consists of small round balls made from potato or wheat flour, served in soup or with sauce? Click here for the answer. 147. What was the first candy to be wrapped in tinfoil to keep them fresh? Click here for the answer. 148. In the sitcom ‘Roseanne’, Roseanne and her sister Jackie opened a coffee shop which specialized in what? Click here for the answer. 149. What performer’s hair caught fire while filming a Pepsi commercial in 1984? Click here for the answer. 150. What word is both a type of drink and street slang for ‘the certain something that makes a girl stand-out’? Click here for the answer. 151. What sweet spice is extremely poisonous, and if injected intravenously, can even kill you? Click here for the answer. 152. In the Australian dish Carpetbag Steak, what is the Filet Mignon stuffed with? Click here for the answer. 153. In 1889, what breakfast food was the first ready-mix food to be sold commercially? Click here for the answer. 154. What food has ‘Pink Eye’ and ‘Delaware’ varieties? Click here for the answer. 155. What are ‘the devils’ in the dish ‘Devils on Horseback’? Click here for the answer. 156. What spice requires so many flowers to produce that it retails for $600 to over $2000 per pound? Click here for the answer. 157. What shredded and pickled food’s name was temporarily changed to ‘Liberty Cabbage’ during World War I? Click here for the answer. 158. Which sitcom introduced the world to New York’s ‘Soup Nazi’? Click here for the answer. 159. What cosmic band released a song called ‘Quiche Lorraine’ in 1980? Click here for the answer. 160. What typically Australian cake was named after Queensland’s governor from 1895 to 1901? Click here for the answer. 161. What nut was named after John Macadam, a Scottish born physician and chemist who promoted the cultivation of nuts in Australia? Click here for the answer. 162. What is the only fruit to have its seeds on the outside? Click here for the answer. 163. What are the two most consumed beverages in the world? Click here for the answer. 164. What Beatles Ballard originally had the working title ‘Scrambled Eggs’? Click here for the answer. 165. True or false: statistically, you are more likely to be killed by a Champagne cork than by a poisonous spider. Click here for the answer. 166. What term is used to describe a popular food and a footballer who hams it up for the camera? Click here for the answer. | ||||
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