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Foods that Start with D Quiz

Based on the clues, name these foods (and drinks) that start with the letter D.

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Clue	Food
Ring-shaped breakfast food, said to be preferred by police
Sweet palm fruit
Bite-sized Chinese food, often including steamed dumplings
Omelette with diced ham, onion and peppers - named after a US city
Cuban cocktail of rum, lime juice and sugar
Chicken leg
Japanese radish
Type of French mustard
Foul-smelling fruit of Southeast Asia

Clue	Food
Pastry named after a country
Mahi-mahi
Herb used to flavor pickles
Type of poultry
Tall sandwich named after the husband from Blondie
Turkish dish of roasted meat cooked on a vertical spit
Hard-boiled egg stuffed with yolk, mayo and mustard
Chicago pizza
Nougat-like confection

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vaudevillain

Dorado should also be accepted for mahi-mahi

Jul 6, 2012 delete reply

bluesdjben

I agree. Good quiz though. Made me kind of hungry...

Jul 6, 2012 delete reply

Quizmaster

That will work now. Thanks!

Jul 8, 2012 delete reply

alohonyai

Donair is a very common spelling variation and should be accepted for doner kebab. Gyro and schwarma are also essentially the same thing as a donair, though they are not the Turkish words.

Jul 6, 2012 delete reply

Quizmaster

Added Donair as an acceptable spelling.

Jul 8, 2012 delete reply

lolrobbielol

Who eats doughnuts for breakfast?!

Jul 6, 2012 delete reply

BestLoser

Considering many doughnut shops are only open during breakfast hours, I'm guessing most people.

Jul 6, 2012 delete reply

alk17

Jul 7, 2012 delete

Pixie

I thought that was odd too!

Jul 20, 2012 delete reply

ruudsje

Duck is game, not poultry

Jul 6, 2012 delete reply

aaronachnid

Actually, duck can be either. A domestic duck is not game.

Jul 6, 2012 delete reply

rosen

For 'doner kebab', you might also accept the alternate spellings mentioned by Wikipedia which fit the quiz, i.e., "doener", "donair", "donar", "doner", or sometimes "donner". I tried the Canadian variation 'donair' but it didn't work.

Jul 6, 2012 delete reply

angeloantivo

how come DUMPLINGS isn't there

Jul 11, 2012 delete reply

Jigglypuff5

because it already gives you the hint, and that would be too easy

Aug 8, 2012 delete reply

sierraistheshiz

I've lived in Denver my whole life and I have to say I have never heard of a Denver omelette.

Nov 29, 2012 delete reply

Quizmaster

Weird. I've never lived in Denver, but I can tell you that I have seen them all over. I even ate one in Denver when I was visiting.