How it works
This country food quiz names a dish and asks which country it comes from: sushi, paella, pierogi, pho, poutine and more. Each answer says what the dish is and who calls it the country's own.
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Pick the country
Read the dish and tap a country. The answer shows at once, with a line on what the dish is and where that was checked. A round is ten dishes.
Four sets
The wrong choices are neighbors or countries with a similar dish. The Start from menu under the question stays on Europe, Asia and the Pacific, Africa or the Americas.
Print it
Need a food and their country of origin quiz for a class? After a round, Print lists its questions: add more, tick With answer key, and the key prints on the last page.
Questions and answers
What is a national dish?
A food that people link strongly with one country. A few are named by a government or listed by UNESCO; most are simply called so in cookbooks and guides. Many countries have more than one.
Which dishes are left out of this food country quiz?
Dishes that two or more countries claim, among them hummus, baklava, pavlova, borscht, jollof rice and arepas. Every dish in the quiz was tied to one country in two sources.
Which foods does UNESCO list for one country?
Among the dishes in this quiz: baguette bread for France, Neapolitan pizza making for Italy, ceviche for Peru, koshary for Egypt, harissa for Tunisia, mansaf for Jordan and joumou soup for Haiti.
Can I print the country food quiz with answers?
Yes. Finish a round, then press Print and tick With answer key: the key prints on the last page. To save a PDF, choose Save as PDF in the print window.