Food & Drink Trivia and Answers

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VeryHard

Maxwell House coffee is named after what?

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Answer: A Hotel
"Maxwell House" was named after its first major customer, the now-defunct Maxwell House Hotel of Nashville, Tennessee.

Medium

What is the name of the breakfast cereal produced by World Wrestling Entertainment (the WWE)?

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Answer: Booty O's
The sugary Booty O's is the official breakfast cereal of the WWE and uses the wrestling team New Day as its mascots.

Hard

Which of the following fruits is known to have meat-tenderizing properties?

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Answer: Pineapples
Other fruits besides pineapples that are known to possess enzymes which can tenderize meats are kiwis and papayas.

Easy

What is the main ingredient of a mince pie?

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Answer: Fruit
Mince pie's main ingredient is dried fruits mixed with meat and spices. Mince pie originally always contained meat, but modern recipes contain beef suet.

Hard

Which company received a major backlash for changing its traditional recipe in the mid 1980's?

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Answer: Coca Cola
Organizations were actually formed to convince Coca-Cola to do away with their "New Coke" formula introduced in 1985, and the protests ultimately proved to be successful.

VeryHard

Kiwifruit are indigenous to which part of the world?

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Answer: China
Kiwifruit originate from China and were first recorded during the 12th Century Song dynasty.

Easy

A snack made from marshmallows, graham crackers and chocolate is called what?

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Answer: S'more
S'mores are traditionally a treat enjoyed by campers and prepared over a campfire.

VeryHard

Around what year is the first mention of sausages in recorded history?

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Answer: 3000 BC
Though called by other names, sausages are first mentioned in Mesopotamian texts dating back as far as 3000 BC.

VeryHard

Bammy is a traditional Jamaican bread made primarily of what?

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Answer: Cassava
Bammy is a flatbread made of cassava flour and has been around for centuries, including being consumed by the indigenous Arawaks of Jamaica.



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