Food & Drink Pub Quiz (Free Printable) 119569

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1. Q: What is guacamole?
   A: Mexican dip or spread made primarily from mashed ripe avocados, seasoned with lime juice, salt, and often cilantro, onion, and chilli peppers.
2. Q: Which fruit primarily flavours Southern Comfort?
   A: Peach, complemented by other fruit notes like orange and citrus, plus spices and herbs, creates a sweet, smooth, and fruity profile distinct from traditional whiskey, often mixed with lemonade, cola, or orange juice.
3. Q: In the 1830s, Dr John Cook Bennett sold ketchup as what?
   A: Medicine. While John Cook Bennett championed the mixture as a cure for indigestion and rheumatism, the remedy ultimately failed to heal anyone. Nevertheless, it found its true calling because it paired perfectly with chips.
4. Q: What is the most common food allergy?
   A: Cow’s milk. Most Common Allergens (in order): Milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, shellfish, fish, soy, and wheat.
5. Q: Which vegetable do people use most widely across the world?
   A: Onion. Potatoes and tomatoes frequently outpace other crops in total harvest weight. However, the onion transcends these numbers by flavouring nearly every national cuisine across the globe.
6. Q: What does “hors d’oeuvre” literally mean?
   A: “outside the work” or “apart from the main work”. Specifically, these small, savoury dishes kick off a meal or cocktail party. Furthermore, they function as independent starters that remain separate from the “main work,” or main course.
7. Q: Saveloy sausages originally had what filling?
   A: Pig brains. Manufacturers today typically craft these sausages from a precise blend of pork, beef, and spices.
8. Q: Which fruit is the only one to have its seeds on the outside?
   A: Strawberry. Many plants produce fruits with seeds hidden near the surface or tucked deep within a core. However, the strawberry exhibits a completely unique botanical structure. Ultimately, this distinctive arrangement separates the strawberry from “true” berries, which keep their seeds safely inside.
9. Q: What is a rough, harsh, and typically cloudy cider made from unselected or withered apples?
   A: Scrumpy. Initially, the name stems from the dialect term scrimp, which describes a small, withered, or dried-up apple. Furthermore, the word shares a linguistic root with the verb scrump, a term that specifically defines the act of stealing fruit from an orchard.
10. Q: Traditionally, which alcoholic beverage do Britons serve in a schooner?
    A: Sherry. Historically, drinkers favoured this tall, waisted glass when pouring generous measures of sherry. To meet this demand, merchants regularly transported these Spanish wines specifically to fill the elegant vessels. Furthermore, patrons contrasted this hearty serving with the “clipper,” a term that identifies a significantly smaller portion of the spirit.