Foods that Start with T Quiz
Name these foods and drinks that start with the letter T.
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| First submitted | January 15, 2013 |
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Turtle
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Level 16
Jan 15, 2013
Tomato is a fruit.
Fruits have seeds, vegetables do not. Simple as that. The confusion can now end.
Anneliese18
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Level 56
Jan 15, 2013
Peppers have seeds, as do cucumbers. There are SOME vegetables that have seeds, but as a rule they generally don't.
Simsy84
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Level 71
Jan 15, 2013
Cucumbers are definately fruits, and i'm pretty sure peppers are too.
plattitude
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Level 87
Jan 15, 2013
Ahem: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomato. You only have to get 4 lines in for the explanation-- "While it is botanically a fruit, it is considered a vegetable for culinary purposes..." and by the US Supreme court, as the importing of vegetables is taxed, whereas fruit is not.
Quizmaster
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Level ∞
Jan 19, 2013
@ plattitude has the right of it. Fruit and vegetable aren't mutually exclusive categories.
stuart623
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Level 48
Aug 23, 2015
Many vegetables have seeds. They are botanically fruits, but in culinary and nutritional terms are vegetables. See tomato, cucumber, soy bean, sweet corn, etc.
Synchronicity
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Level 53
Jan 16, 2013
Not as simple as that. To a botanist, tomato is a fruit. To a cook, tomato is a vegetable. It depends on your criteria, and neither answer is correct in all cases.
Simsy84
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Level 71
Jan 21, 2013
In that case, is it a taste thing? If it doesn't taste sweet, people regard it as a vegetable?
Trackles13
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Level 58
Jan 22, 2013
Well that doesn't explain Pumpkin. In Australia it is purely a vegetable but in the US it is eaten as a sweet!
Malbaby
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Level 70
Aug 21, 2015
Yes but it is sweetened, Usually with Brown & White Sugar, I love pumpkin pie!
ander217
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Level 78
Aug 21, 2015
My grandma's secret to her incredible pumpkin pie was adding a tablespoon of molasses.
ander217
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Level 78
Sep 1, 2016
Promise not to tell and it will be. I don't think she'll mind anyway, she's been gone over 30 years.
samiamco
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Level 72
Oct 6, 2016
In that case, I think we should take it as our duty to carry on your grandma's tradition!
eric29cocoanuts
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Level 78
Jan 15, 2013
Pressed soybean curd... the most appetizing sounding food in the world. Please pass the ground beef.
Malbaby
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Level 70
Aug 21, 2015
It don't beat Prime Rib.
ander217
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Level 78
Aug 21, 2015
Tofu doesn't sound much better.
kiwiquizzer
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Level 64
Mar 1, 2017
Tofu - my least favourite food. Ever.
KatM
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Level 20
Jan 16, 2013
I've sadly never heard of those types of tuna DX!
supersarah18
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Level 45
Jul 31, 2015
What kind of tuna do you eat? lol
Malbaby
+4
Level 70
Jan 9, 2017
Tinned
bobsteve
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Level 38
Jun 29, 2013
A Mexican dish of a tortilla with fillings is a burrito as well as a taco.
buck1017
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Level 71
Sep 18, 2013
I believe you must mean a tburrito with the 't' being silent? you know...considering the title of the quiz and all?
Hollygomerryround
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Level 39
Oct 28, 2015
haha tburrito
CardinalSin
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Level 70
Apr 28, 2020
It's the Yorkshire version.
pamu
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Level 54
Aug 21, 2015
a tortilla with fillings could be a tostada... more people got tripe than tenderloin?
stromae
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Level 64
Aug 21, 2015
Italian desert? Haha
Malbaby
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Level 70
Jan 9, 2017
Tito Gobi
gemmapear
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Level 4
Feb 9, 2016
This quiz was great but I kept thinking that tenderloin was T-bone steak LOL
ander217
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Level 78
Sep 1, 2016
You're half right. The tenderloin makes up the "smaller" half of the T-bone.
Malbaby
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Level 70
Jan 9, 2017
Both T-bone steak and Porterhouse have fillet (tenderloin) attached, but for a T-bone Steak to be called a Porterhouse the fillet section must be 32mm or more at its widest point.
kflynn123
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Level 36
Nov 1, 2016
I typed tarragon and it accepted it as thyme? wtf?
Djilas
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Level 77
May 8, 2019
Yeah thanks for a freebee but I don't think tarragon is "popular".
dakane51
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Level 44
Jan 9, 2017
Truffles aren't mushrooms; they're more closely related to onions or garlic.
162118351212
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Level 70
Oct 30, 2019
lol
Froststar101
+2
Level 58
Feb 2, 2018
According to Wikipedia, and example of an Italian desert would be the Accona Desert, which doesn't start with T. Maybe you mean "dessert?"
EcceHomo
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Level 55
Jul 13, 2020
This quip has been undeservedly ignored for 2 years. It's time for some recognition.
KrazyKookieKing
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Level 31
Mar 28, 2019
Toast? Its kinda still bread but... why not?
162118351212
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Level 70
Oct 30, 2019
Ah yes, animal stomach. Not to be confused with plant stomach?
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