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Food trends trivia questions
Food trends trivia
40 Food trends trivia questions, no sign-in. Review your misses in the LoreUp app.
- What do we call a drink of whisky cut with sparkling water to lower its strength?Food trends
- Which potato chip, launched in Korea in 2014, ran so short that it was hard to get hold of?Food trends
- Which Korean dish, well known as an in-flight meal, tops rice with assorted seasoned vegetables to be stirred together with gochujang?Food trends
- Which soju brand, launched in 2022, drove the revival of interest in Korean traditional liquor?Food trends
- Which food came from boiling two kinds of Korean instant noodles together and became known abroad after appearing in a film?Food trends
- Which fluffy Taiwanese-style cake filled Korean side streets with shops around 2016 and then vanished just as fast?Food trends
- In Korean cafes, the slang 'ah-ah' is short for which iced drink?Food trends
- What do we call food made from soy or wheat protein to resemble meat?Food trends
- What does 'meal prep' refer to?Food trends
- In Korea, which ready-made product packs one meal's worth of food to be heated up and eaten on the spot?Food trends
- Greek yogurt is yogurt made thick by straining out the whey.Food trends
- 'Dalgona coffee' is a drink in which instant coffee and sugar are whipped at length into a foam and then spooned over milk.Food trends
- In Korea, 'nopo' refers to a fashionable shop that has just opened.Food trends
- In the Korean drink 'heukdang bubble tea', heukdang refers to refined white sugar.Food trends
- 'Omakase' is a style in which the diner picks and orders every dish personally.Food trends
- The Korean slang term 'eoljukah' refers to someone who insists on hot coffee even in winter.Food trends
- The Korean coinage 'ttungcarong' is the name for an authentic macaron brought over from France unchanged.Food trends
- 'Cold brew' means coffee drawn quickly with hot water.Food trends
- In Korea, 'chimaek' is the word for having fried chicken together with beer.Food trends
- In Korea, 'home cafe' means making your own drinks at home and enjoying them there.Food trends
- What fills 'Dubai chocolate', the sweet that swept the world in 2024?Food trends
- What do we call the trend in which tastes older generations enjoyed, such as yakgwa and black sesame, became fashionable among the young?Food trends
- Which bread is given a salty edge by coarse salt scattered over the top?Food trends
- What do we call tteokbokki tinged pink by mixing cream with gochujang?Food trends
- In which country has tanghulu been handed down since long ago?Food trends
- Which snack is made by coating fruit in sugar syrup and letting it set?Food trends
- What do we call a broadcast that shows someone eating food?Food trends
- A 'croffle' is a snack made by combining which two things?Food trends
- In which dish do you pick out the ingredients you want and have them boiled up hot and spicy?Food trends
- Which product comes with the ingredients prepared and the seasoning included, for you to cook yourself?Food trends
- A 'meal kit' means only fully cooked food that needs no more than heating.Food trends
- 'Dubai chocolate' is a chocolate filled with pistachio cream and crisp shredded pastry.Food trends
- 'Halmaenial' means the trend in which tastes older generations enjoyed, such as yakgwa and black sesame, became fashionable among the young.Food trends
- 'Salt bread' is bread given a salty edge by coarse salt scattered over the top.Food trends
- 'Rose tteokbokki' is tteokbokki made with rose petals.Food trends
- Tanghulu is a snack that came over from Italy.Food trends
- Tanghulu is a snack made by coating fruit in sugar syrup and letting it set.Food trends
- Malatang is a dish in which you pick out the ingredients you want and have them boiled up hot and spicy.Food trends
- A 'croffle' is a snack made by combining a cracker and salt bread.Food trends
- 'Mukbang' means a broadcast that shows someone eating food.Food trends