Kitchen Slang
The term used when a kitchen staff is struggling to keep up with the orders being placed.
What is "In the Weeds"
This country is famous for its pasta, and gelato.
What is Italy
This sandwich was named after a city in Pennsylvania and traditionally contains thinly sliced beef, onions, and melted cheese
Philly Cheese steak
This spice is the most widely used spice in the world and comes from the dried berries of a flowering vine.
What is black pepper
This is the best selling cookie brand world wide
What is Oreo
The term given to customers who stay at a table too long
What are "Campers"
This country is famous for croissants, baguettes, and crème brûlée
What is France
This breakfast food was invented by the Kellogg brothers in Michigan and became a popular American cereal.
What are corn flakes
This food is often associated with China, but were actually developed in the United States.
What are fortune cookies
This chocolate bar was named after the Mars family's favorite horse.
What is the Snickers bar
A chef might yell this when he wants the food "right now"
On the Fly
This dish is one of the world's most internationally popular fast foods, with versions found on nearly every continent.
What is Pizza
This hot dog traditionally topped with mustard, onions, relish, tomato, pickle, peppers, and celery salt—but never ketchup is named after this city
Chicago
This food can last for thousands of years without spoiling when properly stored
What is honey
This Italian dessert is made from ladyfinger cookies soaked in coffee and layered with mascarpone and cocoa.
What is tiramisu?
The head chef in a kitchen is given this title
The Executive Chef
This Middle Eastern dip is traditionally made from chickpeas, tahini, lemon juice, and garlic.
What is hummus
This food is technically a fruit, even though it's commonly treated as a vegetable in American cooking.
What is a tomato
This fruit floats in water because approximately 25% of its volume is air
What is an apple
This candy's name comes from the Spanish word meaning "little ones" and is famous for its colorful button-shaped pieces.
What are M&M's
This is the quarterback of a kitchen, the last line in quality control.
Who is the Expediter
This meat is the most widely consumed meat in the world.
What is pork
This drink was invented in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1886
What is Coca-Cola
This food was the first ever eaten in space by an American astronaut, John Glenn, in 1962.
What is apple sauce
This ancient civilization is often credited with being among the first to consume chocolate, originally drinking it as a bitter beverage rather than eating it as a sweet.
Who are the Maya