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Chef-tastic Trivia
100

This ancient civilization had inns and taverns serving basic meals to travelers.

What is Mesopotamia?

100

Known as the first celebrity chef, he served royalty and created classical French cuisine.  

Who is Marie-Antoine Carême?

100

This quick-service restaurant, opened in 1921, is known for its square burgers.

What is White Castle?

100

This type of food service provided meals in institutions, such as hospitals and schools.

What is institutional food service?

100

He is known for his TV shows and has earned a total of seven Michelin stars.

Who is Gordon Ramsay?


200

In the 1760s, this city saw the rise of restaurants that served food at individual tables.

What is Paris?

200

This American chef co-authored "Mastering the Art of French Cooking."

Who is Julia Child?

200

In 2008, this type of restaurant became popularized due to the recession.

What are food trucks?

200

The first coffee house opened in this city in 1650.

What is Oxford?

200

This chef was the first television chef and aired "Cook’s Night Out" in 1937.

Who is Xavier Marcel Boulestin?

300

This era, from 1400 to 1600 CE, saw the creation of haute cuisine

What is the Renaissance?

300

He is known for the "five mother sauces" in cooking.

Who is Marie-Antoine Carême?

300

This style of restaurant serving fast food became widespread in the 1950s.

What are fast-food restaurants?

300

This dish, served in early Parisian restaurants, was believed to be restorative.

What is bone broth?

300

This celebrity chef has a foundation dedicated to children's education and culinary training.

Who is Emeril Lagasse?

400

 This famous Italian dish, made from dough and toppings, has origins tracing back to ancient Rome.

What is pizza?

400

 This entrepreneur revolutionized fast food with his assembly line approach in the 1940s.

Who is Ray Kroc?

400

This popular American diner dish, consisting of a hamburger served in a bun, first appeared in the 1920s.

What is the cheeseburger?

400

This 19th-century movement in Europe emphasized the importance of nutrition and healthy eating.

What is the dietary reform movement?

400

This popular beverage company introduced a 90-calorie mini can in response to health concerns.

What is Coca-Cola?

500

Known as the "father of modern gastronomy," he published a groundbreaking cookbook in the 19th century.

Who is Auguste Escoffier?

500

This chef and restaurateur is famous for his culinary empire and television shows, including "Top Chef."

Who is Tom Colicchio?

500

This fast-food chain is famous for its fried chicken and secret blend of 11 herbs and spices.

What is KFC?

500

This trend in the 1980s contributed to the prevalence of obesity.

What is the "super size" trend?


500

This fast-food restaurant is known for its golden arches and was founded in 1955.

 What is McDonald's?

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