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FOODIE FUN!

June 16, 2025
by Dr. Jeri Fink
1 Comment

 

BITE INTO HISTORY: THE SWEET, SAVORY, AND SOMETIMES STRANGE STORY OF FOOD

By Whaddya Think, Doctor Jeri Fink?

Here are some fun, facts, and trivia! Read each question and choose your answer. You can check if you’re right at the very end and get your foodie fun rank or click on the blog link below that tells the whole story.

Enjoy!

 

Who invented cotton candy?

  1. An 8-year old kid
  2. A carnival clown
  3. A dentist
  4. A mother with a lot of food coloring

https://jerifink.com/fairies-floss-and-dentists/

 

Which artist was famous for making chocolate mousse?

  1. Pablo Picasso
  2. Leonardo DaVinci
  3. The kid next door
  4. Henri Toulouse-Lautrec

https://jerifink.com/the-artist-and-his-mousse/

 

What’s another (more popular name) for crisps, buckles, or grunts?

  1. Birthday cake
  2. Cobbler
  3. Apple pie
  4. Red velvet cake

https://jerifink.com/crisps-buckles-or-grunts-whats-your-pleasure/

 

What looks like a green vegetable, is really a berry, and is name for a male body part?

1. Green banana

2. Pistachio ice cream

3. Avocado

  1. Dunce cap

https://jerifink.com/avocado-treats/

 

What dessert was name after sheep horns?

  1. Donut
  2. Licorice
  3. Churro
  4. Sweet pickles

https://jerifink.com/churro-bytes/

 

Where do fajitas come from?

1.Columbia

2. Spanish conquistadores

3. Tex-Mex cowboys

4. Hollywood

https://jerifink.com/sizzling-dinner-from-campfire-to-iconic-tex-mex/

 

What is the food that Mark Twain called “what angels eat”?

  1. Marshmallows
  2. Watermelon
  3. Angel-hair pasta
  4. Cotton candy

https://jerifink.com/the-food-that-angels-eat/

 

How many licks does it take to get to the center of a Tootsie pop?

  1. 364
  2. 10
  3. 1000
  4. 500

https://jerifink.com/how-many-licks-does-it-really-take/

 

Who pardoned Peach and Blossom?

  1. George Washington
  2. Joe Biden
  3. Richard Nixon
  4. George Bush

https://jerifink.com/its-turkey-pardon-time

 

Where were French Fries invented?

  1. France
  2. Brooklyn
  3. Belgium
  4. China

https://jerifink.com/are-french-fries-really-french/

 

What’s a Cavendish and why do we all eat  it?

  1. Hamburger
  2. Hot dog
  3. Banana
  4. Corn dog

https://jerifink.com/where-is-chiquita-banana-when-we-need-her/

 

What’s a mother?

  1. Mommy’s favorite recipe
  2. Boudin’s “gold”
  3. Popular song
  4. Cocktail

https://jerifink.com/who-could-argue-with-mother/

 

Who is the sweetest queen?

  1. Queen Bee
  2. Queen Victoria
  3. Queen Elizabeth
  4. Queen Camilla

https://jerifink.com/sweet-holidays-honey

 

Who invented s’mores?

  1. French chefs
  2. Cowgirls
  3. Girl Scouts
  4. Hershey’s Chocolate Company

https://jerifink.com/tramping-and-trailing-with-smores/

 

 

Who survived the Titanic, built a town in his name, and became one of the most famous chocolatiers in the world?

  1. Harry Nestle
  2. Jim Milk Duds
  3. Candy King
  4. Milton Hershey

https://jerifink.com/kiss-up/

 

Where does Caesar Salad come from?

  1. Rome, Italy
  2. Tijuana, Mexico
  3. Los Angeles, California
  4. Paris, France

https://jerifink.com/hail-caesar-salad/

 

About how many hamburgers are eaten each year in America?

  1. 5 thousand
  2. 50 billion
  3. 5 hundred thousand
  4. 5 million

https://jerifink.com/wheres-your-beef/

 

At what age do humans develop a sweet tooth?

  1. In the womb
  2. As a toddler
  3. As a Teenager
  4. As an adult.

https://jerifink.com/born-to-be-sweet/

 

What was President Ronald Reagan’s favorite sweet?

  1. Jelly beans
  2. Chocolate kisses
  3. Sugar cookies
  4. Almond Joy

https://jerifink.com/you-are-what-you-eat-presidential-palates/

 

 

What is the name of this blog?

  1. History for Foodies
  2. Yum!
  3. Whaddya Think, Doctor Fink?
  4. Got food.

https://jerifink.com

Answers: 1c, 2d, 3b, 4c, 5c, 6c, 7b, 8a, 9b, 10c, 11c, 12b, 13a, 14c, 15d, 16b, 17b, 18a, 19a, 20c

Rank:

1-6 right: you need a bigger bite of history

7-12 right: you’re on the right track

13-20 right: you’re a true foodie – keep reading https://jerifink.com

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  1. Craig Oldfather July 4, 2025 at 12:00 am Reply

    Yippee! I’m a true foodie, thanks to your educational and highly entertaining articles!

    I really enjoyed all of the questions and answers but my favorite was the avocado section. Made me laugh hard!

    Revisiting some of your previous articles to check my answers was a lot of fun. Thanks for always entertaining and educating, and making me hungry for whatever is featured in your current article. The foodie fun had me going up and down the entire appetite spectrum!

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