Ghee Whiz
This clarified butter, made by simmering butter until the milk solids separate and sink.
What is ghee?
This tournament, the one Hina grew up watching, is the only Grand Slam where players must wear all white.
What is Wimbledon?
Known locally as "the smoke that thunders," this waterfall sits on Zambia's southern border.
What is Victoria Falls?
This British slang term for a bathroom comes from the abbreviation for "water closet."
What is the "loo"?
This round, yellow Dutch cheese, named for the city where it's traditionally sold, is a household name worldwide.
What is Gouda?
This country is also its own continent, home to more venomous creatures than anywhere else on Earth, plus the world's largest living structure, the Great Barrier Reef.
What is Australia?
Hina's favorite vegetable to cook, nicknamed "lady's finger" for its shape, turns slimy if cooked with liquid.
What is bhinda (okra)?
This tennis player (Hina's favorite to watch) became the first American teenager to win the US Open singles title since Serena Williams did so at age 17 in 1999.
Who is Coco Gauff?
Despite Zambia being home to more than 70 indigenous languages, this is the one used in government, schools, and official business.
What is English?
This British queen reigned for 70 years — the longest of any British monarch — before her death in 2022.
Who is Queen Elizabeth II?
Despite living in the Netherlands for five years, this is the one quintessentially Dutch mode of transportation Hina never learned to use.
What is a bicycle?
In this East Asian country, bullet trains are famous for departing within seconds of their scheduled time — the kind of timeliness and cleanliness that Hina loves.
What is Japan?
This spiced, multigrain flatbread, typically made with methi (fenugreek) earned Ravi the nickname "_______ master", because of how often he loved it when Hina made it.
What is thepla?
This term for winning (or attending) all four major tennis championships describes something Hina has actually done in person.
What is a Grand Slam?
This city sits almost exactly in the center of Zambia and grew from a small rail stop into the country's capital and largest city after independence in 1964 — it's also where Hina grew up.
What is Lusaka?
This coconut-filled chocolate bar is famous in the UK as the one most likely to be left at the bottom of Celebrations tub, but it's Hina's favorite.
What is Bounty?
This syrup-filled waffle cookie is best enjoyed warmed over a hot drink so the syrup softens.
What is a stroopwafel?
This continent has no permanent residents, holds about 90% of the world's ice, and experiences months of continuous daylight in its summer.
What is Antarctica?
This Gujarati tempering technique — popping mustard seeds and cumin in hot oil before stirring into dal or curry — is more broadly known elsewhere as tadka.
What is vaghar?
This player became the youngest world No. 1 in ATP ranking history, taking the top spot at just 19 years old — and Hina happened to meet them at their hotel during the French Open one year.
This smaller Zambian town is where Hina was actually born, in the same hospital as Nilesh.
What is Choma?
Nicknamed "the Red Devils," this premier league team (Hina's favorite) is one of the most decorated teams in English top-flight history with 20 league titles.
What is Manchester United?
This blue-and-white pottery style, named for the Dutch city where it originated, is a classic Dutch souvenir.
What is Delft blue?
This island nation has the highest percentage of people of Indian descent of all countries in Africa — roughly two-thirds of its population.
What is Mauritius?
This fermented rice-and-lentil batter is steamed into a plain, pillowy-soft savory cake — no eno, just natural fermentation — and it happens to be the one dish Meghan always asks Hina to make when she's home.
What is idada?
Name both: the gin-based cocktail that's a Wimbledon tradition, and the melon-ball-garnished drink that's its US Open counterpart.
What is a Pimm's Cup and Honey Deuce?
Zambia ties with this African country for the second-most land borders in Africa — both have eight.
What is Tanzania?
The deep-level lines of this London transit system were bored in round, cylindrical tunnels — how it got its nickname today. It was also how Hina got to college, getting off at Elephant & Castle.
What is the tube?
This Dutch garden, one of the largest flower gardens in the world, is famous for its spring tulip displays.
What is Keukenhof?
This small Himalayan kingdom didn't allow television until 1999, is the world's only carbon-negative country, and famously measures "Gross National Happiness" instead of GDP.
What is Bhutan?