Hungry? If you’re struggling to decide what to eat, let’s take a quiz that’s sure to stir up your appetite.
One of the simplest joys in life is to enjoy the food we like – but you might have a ton of favourite foods. Some warm us up on nippy winter days, some can be delivered fresh in minutes, some remind us of home or take the load off a busy day. Which one can satisfy your craving the best right now?
Is it a steaming hot pizza slice, oozing with cheese? Or the delectable notes of sweetness from your favourite ice cream flavor? Do you crave something filling, like a hefty slab of meat on a bun, or a thick, homemade stew?
Is your stomach rumbling already? Don’t dally around, then – decide what you want to eat with this quiz!
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In the 12th century, rampaging hordes of Mongols enjoyed raw meat patties called steak tartare. A few centuries later, the residents of Hamburg, Germany had the brilliant idea to cook and season the patties, creating the Hamburg steak.
Eventually, German immigrants to the U.S. put the patty between bread slices and this recipe quickly spread in the country. In 1921, the first burger chain, White Castle, opened and paved the way to the modern fast food hamburger.
Pepperoni dominates the topping game by a large margin – people just can’t seem to get enough of these spicy slices of pork. A close runner-up is the humble mushroom and its clean, meaty taste. Other popular toppings include chunks of sausage, flavorful onions, crisp bacon, and even juicy pineapple.
People have enjoyed iced, sweetened milk as a dessert since the glory days of Ancient Rome, way back in the 2nd century BC. Alexander the Great liked his with honey and nectar, and Marco Polo enjoyed a fruity ice treat called sherbet.
Modern ice cream has been around since the Renaissance, starting as an expensive dessert for the nobility in the 16th century. In the 1800s, refrigeration allowed more people to make and enjoy ice cream, and the dessert has been popular since then.