Fast Facts about Food in France
What is France's national dish?
It is called: "Pot-au-Feu". It is a rich and aromatic beef stew.
What was the name of the iconic French chef in the movie?
His name was: "Gusteau".
Where is the Mona Lisa painting by Leonardo Da Vinci, located in Paris, France?
It is located in the "Louvre Museum".
What is the most popular form of local French dance called?
It is called the "Apache".
What province and/or territory in Canada has the French language and one of their provincial languages?
What is France's favourite dish?
It is called: "Boeuf Bourguignon", which is also a type of beef stew.
What was the name of the book that inspired Remy (the rat) to cook?
It was called: "Anyone can cook" by Chef Gusteau.
Is it illegal to sell photographs of the Eiffel tower (for profit)? Yes or no?
Yes, it is illegal to sell photographs of the Eiffel Tower for profit.
What form of dance is France famous for?
It is called: "developing ballet".
What is the term used to describe someone who speaks French as a first language and lives in Ontario?
Franco-Ontarian
What is France's most popular dish?
It is called: "Bouillabaisse", which is another type of stew.
What was the name of the man that Remy was controlling to cook his dishes? Hint: it's based on a pasta dish.
His name was: "Alfredo Linguini".
Who gifted America with the Statue of Liberty?
The statue of liberty was a gift from the French people, but the person who designed the statue was Frederic Auguste Bartholdi
Daily Double or nothing: What is the oldest form of French ballroom dance called and when did it originate?
It is called the: "Viennese waltz" and it originated in 1559.
What is the name of the symbol used on the left side of the Franco-Ontarian Flag?
Fleur de lis
What are the top 3 most commonly consumed foods in France?
Cheese, pastries and bread.
Where does the film "Ratatouille" take place?
It takes place in Paris, France.
What is France's most well-known landmark called?
It is called the: "Arc de Triomphe".
Who is the most famous French Ballroom dancer?
His name is: "Jean-Marc Généreux".
What date is officially recognized as Franco-Ontarian Day?
September 25th
Do french fries originate from France? Yes or No?
No, although french fries are commonly mistaken for being "French", they were actually invented by American soldiers in Belgium during WW1.
Daily Double or nothing: When was the film "Ratatouille" made?
It was made on June 29th, 2007.
What is the second most famous landmark in France?
It is called the "Palace of Versailles".
What is the national dance of France?
How many franco-ontarians are there roughly in the province of Ontario?
Around 600,000