How well do you know food customs?

[lecter]

http://fekids.com/img/kln/flash/DontGrossOutTheWorld.swf

Check it out...got 8/11

[Brian Ellis]

I'm ashamed of myself: I got Scotland wrong!!!!!!! Actually, the question is not quite right because dinner in Scotland is the main meal of the day, no matter the time it is consumed, but it is true that many do make the midday meal the main one, called dinner, while many others have their dinner in the evening and yet others have their dinner as a high tea at 4.30.

Otherwise, I'm fit to travel with 9/11!

[SitFlyer]

Was that supposed to be a hard quiz?
Perhaps it's my lucky day.
Somehow I got them all RIGHT. 11/11

[Umfriend]

Uhm, they said 8 out of 11, but my own count was at 10/12? (sure)

[lecter]

There are only 11 questions, how could you get 10/12??

[Umfriend]

Donnow, must've been their bad.

[dZeus]

10/11

easy.. only got the poland one wrong

[cjolley]

7/11
Oddly, I only missed questions on places I had been to.

And I dissagree with thier answer for England.
I worked in a summer camp in England in the 60's and the first time the American kids were served fried chicken an audible gasp went up from the English staff when the kids lit into it with thier hands.
Maybe things have changed in the last 35 years

[dbdg]

4/11

My oh my, how bad am I?

[KvHagedorn]

7/11
Oddly, I only missed questions on places I had been to.

And I dissagree with thier answer for England.
I worked in a summer camp in England in the 60's and the first time the American kids were served fried chicken an audible gasp went up from the English staff when the kids lit into it with thier hands.
Maybe things have changed in the last 35 years

don't you mean GAWSP?

[Nowhere]

4/11

oh well, I did have the need to know only about Germany...
And...funny I didn't know the one about Poland

[UtwigMU]

Well there is old wives tale about lighting cigarettes with candles = lost soul of sailor, so I guessed guessed the Poland question.

[Rob(QG)]

I disagree with the English one, too.

Out of the answers they had, A was the most correct. Eating with hands is fine, unless you're a stuck up twat, or there is gravy involved.

As for how chicken should be served - roasted, and served with roast potatoes, sage and onion stuffing and yorkshire puddings

[Brian Ellis]

I thought Yorkshire pud is served as a starter with gravy, to cut the appetite, so that you would eat less of the more expensive beef. Of course, it is well known that Yorkshiremen are closer to their money than Scotsmen! At least, the latter can reach their money easier in their sporran than a Yorkshire bloke who has his pockets at the bottom of their trouser legs

[az]

Well there is old wives tale about lighting cigarettes with candles = lost soul of sailor, so I guessed guessed the Poland question.

Hey, we have that here, too, though I still mis-guessed

AZ