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Regional Cuisine Quiz

Try out this Regional Cuisine quiz to test your knowledge. Regional Cuisine trivia explores the distinctive foods that emerge from local climates, trade routes, traditions, and migration.

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15 questions

~3 min to finish

Easy to hard difficulty

480 pts max score

  1. Question 1 · Hard · 40 pts

    Which food tradition was inscribed by UNESCO in 2010: washoku, kimjang, or the Mediterranean diet?

  2. Question 2 · Hard · 40 pts

    UNESCO recognized Japan's traditional dietary culture in 2013 under what name?

  3. Question 3 · Hard · 40 pts

    What is the exact UNESCO-listed phrase for France's 2010 culinary inscription?

  4. Question 4 · Hard · 40 pts

    What Korean practice of making and sharing kimchi was added to UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list in 2013?

  5. Question 5 · Hard · 40 pts

    Which French term describes the influence of place on the character of food and wine?

  6. Question 6 · Hard · 40 pts

    What process name goes with the alkaline treatment of corn used to make masa?

  7. Question 7 · Hard · 40 pts

    In Italian food labeling, what do the initials DOP stand for?

  8. Question 8 · Hard · 40 pts

    San Marzano tomatoes are classically linked with which Italian region?

  9. Question 9 · Hard · 40 pts

    Jamón ibérico comes from what type of pig?

  10. Question 10 · Hard · 40 pts

    Name the Japanese ingredient made from dried, fermented, and smoked skipjack tuna.?

  11. Question 11 · Hard · 40 pts

    What was the fermented fish sauce widely used in ancient Roman cuisine called?

  12. Question 12 · Easy · 10 pts

    Which Italian city is widely regarded as the birthplace of modern pizza?

  13. Question 13 · Easy · 10 pts

    What is the Japanese noodle dish that is typically served in broth?

  14. Question 14 · Easy · 10 pts

    Which dish is commonly made by curing raw fish in citrus juice?

  15. Question 15 · Easy · 10 pts

    What is the name of the flour made from nixtamalized corn?