What nut is the Dundee cake topped with?
Almonds Click to see the answer
To the nearest meter, what was the size of the largest Cornish Pasty?
5
What is the color of Guinness?
Dark Ruby Red
What was the primary meat eaten by Welsh people?
Pork
In what year was the largest Cornish pastry recorded?
2010
When did distillation of whiskey begin in Wales?
1750's
What is the meaning of Welsh Cakes?
cakes on the stone Click to see the answer
What meat is traditionally used in Faggots?
Pork
Who was the founder of Guinness?
Arthur Guinness
What type of baked goods is a Blaa?
A bap-like roll
What year was Guinness founded?
1759
In which Southern county was the cream tea created?
Devon & Cornwall
What is black pudding?
A blood sausage
In what decade did the Ulster fry become popular in Northern Ireland?
1960's
What is Pantysgawn a type of?
Cheese
What is a Boxty?
A potato pancake Click to see the answer
How many years has the leek symbol been associated with Wales?
400 years
What broth is leak and potato normally cooked in?
Chicken broth
Which Welsh cheese does Red dragon cheese originate from?
Y Fenni cheese
What high fibre dried fruit is served with Cock-a-leekie soup?
Prunes
What dish is a Welsh rarebit?
Cheese on toast
What type of drink is milseán?
A sweet buttery drink
It's claimed Guinness is good for which organ of the body?
Heart
What carrot-family herb was often used with fish throughout Welsh culinary history?
Fennel
When was modern day Vegetarianism founded in Britain?
1847
What crockery is Tatws Pum Munud served on?
A plate
Which Guardian newspaper award did the cook Mary Berry come second in 2013?
Best dressed over 50's
In the Ulster cake, Fifteens, what does this number refer to?
15 of each of the main ingredients Click to see the answer
What type of sweet is a Soor ploom?
Boiled Sweet
What cheese is often used in Glamorgan sausage?
Caerphilly
What type of cake is a 'Dundee cake'?
Fruit cake
What is a traditional breakfast that is hugley popular in Northern Ireland?
Ulster fry
What white cruciferous vegetable cooked with cheese is sometimes served with a roast?
Caulifower
What type of dish is Tatws Pum Munud?
A stew
When is the tradtional date for Burns Night?
25th June
Oban distillery produces which alcoholic drink?
Oban whisky
In the 2009 Good Food survey, what did people vote Bangers and Mash as being Britain's most what?
Comfort food
How many Michellin starred restaurants are in Wales?
5
What is bangers and mash?
Sausage and potato
What brothy dish does Cawl resemble?
A soup
How many Michelin star restaurants are there in Northern Ireland?
2
What type of bread is not a breakfast roll?
Sliced bread
It's claimed the Breakfast roll became popular in Ireland during the Celtic Tiger economic boom which occured during which time?
1990's-2000's
What is the raising ingredient found in Bara brith?
Self raising flour
What is the raising agent in soda farls?
Sodium Bicarbonate
Petticoat tails are which type of Scottish biscuit?
Shortbread
What Emerald color is a Soor ploom?
Green
What type of bread is Barmbrack?
Sweet Bread
How many Michelin star restaurants are there in Scotland?
10
What is the Gaelic symbol for Guinness?
Harp
What is a batter burger?
A burger encased with batter
What was the most consumed meet in Ireland?
Pork
What color is Tikka Masala sauce?
Orange
In what year were Fish and Chips introduced to British Cuisine?
1860
What is a spotted dick?
A pudding
Which chef trained at Le Cordon Bleu and was a regular judge on the Great British bake off?
Mary Berry Click to see the answer
How many fish and chip outlets exist in Australia?
4000
What is the aging time for Wensleydale cheese?
3-6months
The Berwick cockle is actually a what?
A sweet (candy)
A British sunday roast is often compared to which festive meal?
Christmas Dinner
What % of white fish is sold to fish and chip consumers?
25%
What is a 'bridie'?
Scottish meat pasty Click to see the answer
Steak and Kidney puddings can take approximately how many hours to cook?
4 hours
What is the slang name for a Fish and Chip shop?
Chippy
How are the ingredients cut in Tatws Pum Munud?
Sliced
What is a Blarney Castle?
A cheese
When was the deep fried Mars bar invented?
1992
What is the most common type of porridge?
Oat
What is referred to as a 'Collop'?
A slice of meat
What day (other than pancake day) are Crempog traditionally served on?
Birthdays
What dairy product is used to make Crempogs?
Buttermilk Click to see the answer
What is the name of the cake that has pink and yellow chequed pattern?
Battenberg
What dried fruit is often added to Barmbrack?
Raisins
What is the meat content of the modern Glamorgan sausage?
0%%
Ireland ranks in which position for global tea consumption (per capita)
2nd
Which food outlet held the record in 2004 for the largest serving fish and chips?
A Yorkshire pub
When did the first Fish and Chip restaurant in England open in a single day in 1952?
1896
What is the melting point of beef suet?
45 °C and 50 °C
The 'Clootie dumpling' is the nickname for which politcial party logo?
Scottish National Party
What milk is used in Pantysgawn?
Goat
What is a Tayberry?
A cross between a raspberry and blackberry
According to the British Cheese Board, how many British cheeses exist?
over 1800
Which vegetable is mashed to compliment the dish Cabbie claw?
Potato Click to see the answer
What flavour is the boiled sweet 'Hawick Balls'?
Peppermint
When was the national Fish and Chip awards founded?
1988
What is a Tanora?
A carbonated drink
Traditionally Soda bread is divided into how many pieces?
4
What is a breakfast roll?
A fry-up in a roll
Which salted meat was often used in Cawl?
Bacon
Lanark Blue cheese started production in which year?
1985
How many ingredients does Colcannon contain?
4
What type of food a a Clootie?
A dumpling shaped pudding
What type of flour is used in Potato bread?
Potato Flour
Suet is not made from which fat?
Butter
What type of alcoholic beverage is Guinness?
Stout
What color wax is added to Red dragon cheese?
Red
What type of cake is a Scottish Drop scone?
Pancake
In a Boxty, what is the ratio of mash potato to raw potato?
50/50 Click to see the answer
In what decade did commercial tea production start in India?
1820's
When was Pantysgawn cheese created?
1980's
What base is used for banoffee pie?
Crumbled biscuits and butter
A genuine Melton Mowbrary pork pie is one that is made within what distance of the market down?
10.8 square miles
Which fish was a staple food for the poorer Welsh people?
Salmon
Approximately in which century was the Steak and Kidney pie referenced in cookery books?
19th
What is the fat content of Harbourne Blue cheese?
48%
In what year was the world record for the number of FIsh and Chips sold by Harry Ramsen's?
1952
Isle of Mull cheese is made from what type of milk?
Raw cow's milk
On average, how long does Pantysgawn take to ripen?
3 weeks
What are scrumps?
By-product of fish and chip frying (batter)
In which Irish city does Blaa originate from?
Waterford
in what decade was the Irish cheese Ardrahan invented?
1980's
Which aromatic beverage flavours Bara brith?
Tea
Which dairy ingredient was the primary cooking medium in Welsh cooking?
Butter Click to see the answer
Where does the bread known as a 'Buttery' originate from?
Aberdeen
Where did the Empire Biscuit originate?
Scotland
Which Welsch actor famously said laverbread is like Welsh caviar?
Richard Burton
What is the name of the alcoholic drink that is mixed with oatmeal brose?
Atholl Brose
Which former British colony heavily enriched British cuisine with spicy foods?
India
What temperature is the oil fish and chips are cooked in?
180C
Blue Rathgore cheese stopped being made in which year?
2000
What is a Yellowman?
A candy
The Clootie is also known as what in Scottish?
Cloutie
What was the date of when Soor plooms were first introduced?
1337
In what century was the Full English breakfast created?
13th
Which Irish-butter brand has been a Irish export for the past 50 years?
Kerrygold
What % of potatoes are sold to fish and chip consumers?
10%
What breakfast dish is made typically from grain?
Porridge
What is the type of pastry is used to encase Steak and Kidney pudding?
Suet pastry
On average, how many calories does a portion of Fish and chips have?
1000 kcal
What is a Drisheen?
A type of Black-pudding
In 1910, approximately how many fish and chip stores were there around the UK?
25,000
In what era was the dish oubble and squeek created?
1800's
How many Michelin stars does Gordon Ramsay hold collectively with his restaurants?
16
What year was Irn Bru introduced into the market?
1901
What is the Welsh breakfast dish llymru known as?
Oatmeal
What is dinner sometimes referred to as in English culture?
Supper
What is the world record for the number of FIsh and Chips sold by Harry Ramsden's on a single day?
10,000
What is the literal translation of Piccalilli?
A mustard pickle
The Clootie dumpling uses what dried fruit as the filling?
Currants and Sultanas
How long does it take to mature Caerphilly cheese?
10 weeks
What animals are the Welsh famous for farming?
Sheep
How does a Dishreen differ to other black-puddings?
A gelatanous texture
At what mealtime is a full English typically served?
Breakfast
What dairy product is a goody boiled in?
Milk
Cockles are normally served which time of the day?
Breakfast
Dubliner cheese is has an aging process of how many months?
12 months
How is the fish cooked in Arbroath smokies?
Smoked
How many cookery books has Mary Berry written?
70+
What is the closest relation to Y Fenni cheese?
Cheddar Cheese Click to see the answer
Which of these is not a synonym for Battenberg cake?
Patchwork cake
Which British company invented the chocolate bar?
Fry's
What alcoholic liquid can a 'tablet' be flavoured with?
Whisky
What is the name of the dish similar to Champ, but is made from kale or cabbage rather than chopped scallions?
Colcannon
Sausage toad is a dish more commonly known as what?
Toad in the hole
English Blue cheese has which mould added to it?
Penicillium Click to see the answer
What is the dish Ardglass herring rolled in?
Bay leaf
Which pagan festival is Barmbrack associated with?
Halloween
What is the dish Ardglass herring baked with?
Breadcrumbs
What is the traditional method of cooking a steak and kidney pie?
Steaming
What alcohol is added into a Scotch Mist cocktail?
Whisky
Which Irish food doesn't have protected status?
Irish Stew
Cullen skink is what type of meal?
Soup
The Irish cheese Coolea is similar to what type of cheese?
Gouda
What is the name of the dish made from mashed potatoes and adding milk and chopped scallions?
Champ Click to see the answer
Clooties are sometimes served with which Scottish spirit?
Whisky
The cheese Cornish Yarg is made from the milk of which type of cows?
Friesian cows
Laverbread is high in which vitamin?
D
When is the black bun traditionally eaten in Scotland?
Hogmanay
A little Black bomber is a type of what?
Cheese
Anglesey Eggs are made with which member of the onion family?
Leeks
Crappit heid is a traditional dish consisting of stuffing what with suet, oats and liver?
Boiled fish head
What is the 'festy cock' made from what grain?
Oatmeal
Welsh faggots were traditionally a lunch for what Welsh workers?
Miners
Fly cakes are sweet pastries filled with what?
Raisins
What is the Welsh translation for Anglesey Eggs?
Wyau Ynys Mon
Where in India did British commercial tea production start?
Assam Click to see the answer
In 2018, which nation is the largest net-exporter of Beef in the northern hemisphere?
Ireland
What was the fictional character's name who created the Betty's hot pot?
Betty Turpin
What color is the Berwick cockle?
White with red striples
The cheese Ardrahan is made from the pasturised milk of which cow?
Friesian cows
Limerick ham is steeped in what liquid overnight?
Cold water
Where in England was the world's first chocolate bar made?
Bristol
Which is not a variety of Coolattin Irish cheese?
Fruity
Where would you find Betty's tea rooms?
Yorkshire
What is the pastry used in making Fly cakes?
Shortcrust pastry
Which former British colony rates Fish and Chips as their number one takeaway?
New Zealand
Lobscaw is a popular stew in what town in Wales?
Holyhead
Lanark Blue cheese is produced in which county in Scotland?
Lanarkshire
Armagh Bramley Apples are not used for what?
Everyday eating apples
The dessert Cranacahan was traditionally eaten to celebrate when?
Harvest
In the Irish dish, what herb is often used to flavour Bacon and cabbage?
Parsley
Crempog is traditionally served when?
Shrove Tuesdays
What are Melting Moments?
Cookies
What is pluck more commonly referred to as?
Offal
What popular Soap opera featured Betty's hot pot?
Coronation Street
What is the name of the dish that is uncooked porridge - by adding oatmeal and boiling water and left to stand?
Brose
Brack or Barmbrack is a type of what?
Bread
What dish is Bágún Agus Cabáiste translated in English?
Bacon and cabbage
Which dish is covered in pate and then covered in puff pastry and is very similar to the French dish 'filet de bœuf en croûte'?
Beef Wellington
The dish Arán friochta is known by what English name?
Fried Bread