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Foods that Start with T Quiz

Name these foods and drinks that start with the letter T.

Quiz by Quizmaster - Jan 07, 2015

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Clue	Food
Bright red fruit, or is it a vegetable?
Thanksgiving centerpiece
Mexican dish of tortilla with fillings
Mexican sandwich
World's most expensive mushroom
Jasmine or Earl Grey, e.g.
What poi is made from
Ahi or Albacore, e.g.
Pressed soybean curd
Animal stomach

Clue	Food
Citrus variety
Popular culinary herb
Italian desert made with coffee-dipped ladyfingers
High-quality cut of beef, also known as "filet"
Fish of Middle East origin, often farmed
Japanese dish of lightly battered veggies or seafood
Mustard-yellow Indian spice
White, bulbous root vegetable
Agave liquor
Ring-shaped filled pasta

Answer Stats

bubbyeater

(43)

Can tarragon also be an alternative answer to thyme?

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Jan 15, 2013

Trackles13

(57)

I said Thyme, but I think Tarragon should be accepted.

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Jan 22, 2013

anders217

(20)

Agreed.

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May 2, 2014

Erikthev

(60)

I also agree.

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Jun 13, 2014

Jerry928

(68)

+3. Tarragon fits that clue.

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Sep 22, 2014

Quizmaster

Tarragon will work now.

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Jan 7, 2015

Turtle

(16)

Tomato is a fruit. Fruits have seeds, vegetables do not. Simple as that. The confusion can now end.

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Jan 15, 2013

Anneliese18

(46)

Peppers have seeds, as do cucumbers. There are SOME vegetables that have seeds, but as a rule they generally don't.

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Jan 15, 2013

Simsy84

(66)

Cucumbers are definately fruits, and i'm pretty sure peppers are too.

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Jan 15, 2013

plattitude

(77)

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.

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Jan 15, 2013

Quizmaster

@ plattitude has the right of it. Fruit and vegetable aren't mutually exclusive categories.

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Jan 19, 2013

Brooker

(57)

cucumbers and peppers are fruits also as is a tomato, none of those are a vegetable. "Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit, wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad"

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Aug 21, 2015

stuart623

(51)

Many vegetables have seeds. They are botanically fruits, but in culinary and nutritional terms are vegetables. See tomato, cucumber, soy bean, sweet corn, etc.

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Aug 23, 2015

Synchronicity

(55)

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.

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Jan 16, 2013

Simsy84

(66)

In that case, is it a taste thing? If it doesn't taste sweet, people regard it as a vegetable?

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Jan 21, 2013

Trackles13

(57)

Well that doesn't explain Pumpkin. In Australia it is purely a vegetable but in the US it is eaten as a sweet!

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Jan 22, 2013

Malbaby

(63)

Yes but it is sweetened, Usually with Brown & White Sugar, I love pumpkin pie!

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Aug 21, 2015

ander217

(71)

My grandma's secret to her incredible pumpkin pie was adding a tablespoon of molasses.

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Aug 21, 2015

Erikthev

(60)

I guess it's not a secret any more...

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Aug 21, 2015

ander217

(71)

Promise not to tell and it will be. I don't think she'll mind anyway, she's been gone over 30 years.

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Sep 1, 2016

samiamco

(65)

In that case, I think we should take it as our duty to carry on your grandma's tradition!

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Oct 6, 2016

eric29cocoanuts

(71)

Pressed soybean curd... the most appetizing sounding food in the world. Please pass the ground beef.

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Jan 15, 2013

Malbaby

(63)

It don't beat Prime Rib.

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Aug 21, 2015

ander217

(71)

Tofu doesn't sound much better.

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Aug 21, 2015

slugcharger

(49)

I love tofu.

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May 22, 2016

kiwiquizzer

(55)

Tofu - my least favourite food. Ever.

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Mar 1, 2017

KatM

(20)

I've sadly never heard of those types of tuna DX!

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Jan 16, 2013

supersarah18

(44)

What kind of tuna do you eat? lol

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Jul 31, 2015

Malbaby

(63)

Tinned

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Jan 9, 2017

bobsteve

(41)

A Mexican dish of a tortilla with fillings is a burrito as well as a taco.

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Jun 29, 2013

buck1017

(71)

I believe you must mean a tburrito with the 't' being silent? you know...considering the title of the quiz and all?

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Sep 18, 2013

Hollygomerryround

(43)

haha tburrito

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Oct 28, 2015

Erikthev

(60)

And also tortelloni as well as tortellini.

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Jun 13, 2014

Quizmaster

Tortelloni will work now.

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Jan 7, 2015

sillie

(76)

That must be a misspelling.

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Aug 21, 2015

pamu

(47)

a tortilla with fillings could be a tostada... more people got tripe than tenderloin?

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Aug 21, 2015

stromae

(60)

Italian desert? Haha

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Aug 21, 2015

Malbaby

(63)

Tito Gobi

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Jan 9, 2017

seokeunshichae

(68)

i get torta but miss taco..LOL

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Aug 22, 2015

gemmapear

(4)

This quiz was great but I kept thinking that tenderloin was T-bone steak LOL

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Feb 9, 2016

ander217

(71)

You're half right. The tenderloin makes up the "smaller" half of the T-bone.

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Sep 1, 2016

RogerDeeDodger

(66)

Porterhouse? A T-bone with the filet still attached?

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Sep 7, 2016

Malbaby

(63)

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.

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Jan 9, 2017

kflynn123

(21)

I typed tarragon and it accepted it as thyme? wtf?

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Nov 1, 2016

hjowen

(48)

Good quiz but it's debatable if a filet is the highest quality cut. The most tender perhaps but a rib-eye or a New York are much more prized by those who know their steaks. It really depends on the type of cow,how it's been raised,what it's been fed,etc. I worked at the "Palm" for years. Okay, I'll step down from my soapbox. But Mr. Bourdain would agree with me

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Jan 9, 2017

dakane51

(43)

Truffles aren't mushrooms; they're more closely related to onions or garlic.

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Jan 9, 2017