I dare you to guess the country through these exotic dishes

Guess the country through these exotic dishes
Guess the country through these exotic dishes

Guess the country through these exotic dishes. Will you get more than 6/10? I don’t think so. Don’t let the pictures fool you and get over this test like the connoisseur you are.

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I dare you to guess the country through these exotic dishes

  • Question of

    “Prosciutto”, a type of cured ham that is served sliced very thin, comes from:

    • Portugal
    • Italy
    • France
  • Question of

    A “pie floater” is meat pie floating upside down in a bowl of thick pea soup.

    • Canada
    • Australia
    • Ireland
  • Question of

    Zurek is a type of soup very popular in the cuisine of which country?

    • Poland
    • Germany
    • Slovakia
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    “Moros y cristianos” is a recipe made with rice and black beans from:

    • Guatemala
    • Cuba
    • Colombia
  • Question of

    “Moules-frites” (mussels with french fries) is a typical dish of Belgian cuisine.

    • True
    • False
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    “Papas a la huancaína” (huancaína style potatoes) is a typical dish from:

    • Peru
    • Portugal
    • Chile
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    “Kabsa” is another typical dish made with pilaf-style rice and meat very common in:

    • Thailand
    • Saudi Arabia
    • Israel
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    “Nasi campur” is a rice dish with assorted vegetables and meat of choice very common in:

    • Irak
    • Indonesia
    • Bangladesh
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    Øllebrød is a specialty of historical tradition from:

    • Austria
    • Denmark
    • Latvia
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    “Caldo verde” is a very typical and delicious soup from:

    • Italia
    • Honduras
    • Portugal

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