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This sandwich chain, founded in 1965, became globally known for its customizable subs and “Eat Fresh” slogan.
What is Subway?
This sparkling wine must only come from a specific region northeast of Paris.
What is Champagne?
Though often linked to France, this flaky breakfast pastry actually evolved from the Austrian kipferl.
What is a croissant?
This cut of beef, taken from the shoulder, is the most common grind used for hamburger meat because of its ideal fat‑to‑lean ratio.
What is Chuck?
Maine lobster is famously harvested in this U.S. state.
What is Maine?
This East Coast city claims the hoagie as part of its culinary identity, especially tied to Italian‑American neighborhoods.
What is Philadelphia?
Coffee originated in this African country’s highlands.
At least six notable national and regional fast-food chains were founded in this Kansas town.
What is Wichita?
This burger variation swaps the bun for toasted rye bread and adds caramelized onions and Swiss cheese. It's basically a grilled cheese sandwich with a burger.
What is a patty melt?
This Italian city is famous for its Neapolitan pizza.
What is Naples?
This long, layered lunch legend goes by many names including hoagie, grinder, hero, and torpedo, depending on where in the U.S. you order it.
What is Submarine sandwich?
Coquito, a coconut‑rum holiday drink, comes from this island.
What is Puerto Rico?
Ceviche, raw fish cured in citrus, is a signature dish of this coastal South American country.
What is Peru?
This Midwestern chain, founded in 1921, is credited with popularizing the small, square hamburger known as the slider.
What is White Castle?
Mofongo, mashed plantains with garlic and pork cracklings, comes from this U.S. territory.
What is Puerto Rico?
In New York City, this term is most commonly used for a long sandwich, especially in delis and bodegas.
What is a hero?
Ting, a grapefruit soda, is beloved in this Caribbean nation.
What is Jamaica?
These “Chinese” restaurant staples actually come from Japanese tsujiura senbei, crackers containing fortunes.
What are fortune cookies?
This topping, controversial among burger purists, is beloved by many for its tangy taste but others insist it doesn’t belong on a burger at all due to it's moisture.
What is tomato?
Originally a method of preserving fish by fermenting it with rice, this cuisine evolved into a global fresh‑fish delicacy.
What is sushi?
This hot sub features thinly sliced steak, melted cheese, and sometimes peppers and onions — though purists insist on keeping it simple.
What is a Philly Cheese steak?
This gin cocktail with lemon and soda is named after a British naval officer.
What is a Tom Collins?
American soldiers in WWI misnamed this fried food after hearing French spoken in Belgium, where it actually originated.
What are French Fries?
This burger style smashes the patty on a hot griddle for crispy edges.
What is a Smashburger?
Borscht, a beet soup often served with sour cream, is associated with this Eastern European nation.
What is Ukraine?
In New England, a “grinder” traditionally refers to this specific type of sandwich temperature preparation.
What is only hot sandwiches?
Bourbon is historically produced in this U.S. state.
What is Kentucky?
Poutine, made of fries, cheese curds, and gravy, originated in this North American country.
What is Canada?
This country's Kuro Burger uses black buns colored with bamboo charcoal.
What is Japan?
John Young, a Black restauranteur who moved from Alabama to this U.S. state is said to be the creator of Buffalo Wings.
What is New York?
This New Jersey deli classic, made with layers of cold cuts, Swiss cheese, coleslaw, and Russian dressing on rye, shares its name with a messy, saucy, hot ground beef sandwich — but is totally different.
What is a Jersey Sloppy Joe?
Rum & Coke (Cuba Libre) originated in this Caribbean nation.
What is Cuba?
Thought to be of Indian origin, this dish, often claimed as Britain’s, national food, was reportedly created in Glasgow when a chef added tomato soup and cream to satisfy a customer.
What is chicken tikka masala?
This California based fast‑food chain introduced the first drive‑thru burger in 1948.
What is In‑N‑Out Burger?
Kimchi and Korean BBQ dominate the food scene in this East Asian capital.
What is Seoul?
This Italian cold cut, known for its peppery kick and marbled fat, is a staple in many classic Italian subs. Tony Soprano called it Gabagool.
What is Capicola?
This fizzy drink is named after a city in Germany known for its mineral springs.
What is seltzer?
China for growing it, England for consuming it — neither country drinks the most tea per capita. Far ahead of either is this country near Greece, which drinks 6.9 pounds of tea per person every year.
What is Turkey?
This Texas‑based chain is known for its oversized burgers, orange‑and‑white branding, and fiercely loyal fanbase.
What is WhatABurger?
Saffron, the world’s most expensive spice, is heavily produced in this Middle Eastern country.
What is Iran?