Japanese Food
German Food
Chinese Food
Norwegian Food
Icelandic Food
100
What is onigiri?
Rice formed into a ball and wrapped with seaweed
100
Where does the most famous German sausage come from?
Frankurt
100
What is extra-firm tofu made from?
Soy Beans
100
What food do Norwegian's call an Easter classic?
Roast Leg of Lamb
100
What do many restaurants in Iceland specialize in?
Seafood
200
What is miso made out of?
Fermented Soybeans
200
What world-famous cake was called after a german region?
Black Forest Cake
200
What material are Chinese spoons traditionally made off?
Ceramic/Porcelain
200
A traditional Norwegian seafood dish is?
Smoked Salmon
200
How many people could Iceland support through subsistence farming?
Around 70,000
300
What three ingredients are used to make dashi?
Water
Kombu
Bonito Flakes
300
What is the most popular meat in German cuisine?
Pork
300
What's another name for Peking Duck?
Lacquered Duck
300
Meatballs are typically served with?
Potatoes
300
Which product got banned during Christianisation in Iceland in 1000 AD?
Horse Meat
400
What is tamagoyaki?
A layered egg omelet
400
Name the traditional German fruitcake eaten during Christmas, that represents the Holy Trinity?
Stollen
400
Spicy Chinese dishes are usually called what?
Szechuan
400
What's is 'Multekrem' ?
A dessert made of cloudberries and whipped cream
400
How are Tomatoes, cucumbers and Peppers grown in Iceland's greenhouses?
In greenhouses, heated with geothermal energy
500
What are soba noodles made out of?
Buckwheat Flour
500
What is "gebrannte mandeln"?
Nuts coated with crunchy sugar
500
What is the difference between Chow Mein and Lo Mein?
One has fried noodles (chow mein) and the other has boiled noodles (lo mein)
500
'Stekte polser' is what?
Thick Norwegian Stew
500
A popular breakfast item is called 'skyr' What is it?
protein-packed yogurt-cheese