Around the World in 80 Pies

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Name each Christmas treat for 1 point, and get a bonus point for the country it's most linked with.

Part of the family Christmas quiz: every Christmas round, ready to host in one tap.

Questions

  1. Picture 1: Name this festive treat, and the country it's from.

    Picture 1: a festive food

  2. Picture 2: Name this festive treat, and the country it's from.

    Picture 2: a festive food

  3. Picture 3: Name this festive treat, and the country it's from.

    Picture 3: a festive food

  4. Picture 4: Name this festive treat, and the country it's from.

    Picture 4: a festive food

  5. Picture 5: Name this festive treat, and the country it's from.

    Picture 5: a festive food

  6. Picture 6: Name this festive treat, and the country it's from.

    Picture 6: a festive food

  7. Picture 7: Name this festive treat, and the country it's from.

    Picture 7: a festive food

  8. Picture 8: Name this festive treat, and the country it's from.

    Picture 8: a festive food

  9. Picture 9: Name this festive treat, and the country it's from.

    Picture 9: a festive food

  10. Picture 10: Name this festive treat, and the country it's from.

    Picture 10: a festive food
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  1. Mince pies (UK)Also accept: England, Britain
  2. Panettone (Italy)From Milan.
  3. Bûche de Noël, or Yule log (France)Also accept: Chocolate log, Yule log
  4. Christmas pudding (UK)Also accept: Plum pudding, Figgy pudding, England, Britain
  5. Stollen (Germany)Also accept: ChriststollenThe most famous comes from Dresden.
  6. Turrón (Spain)Also accept: NougatAccept 'nougat' for the name point only if the team also says Spain.
  7. Strawberry shortcake, or Christmas cake (Japan)Also accept: Christmas cake, Strawberry cakeEaten on Christmas Eve in Japan. Give the country point for Japan; the name point for strawberry cake or Christmas cake.
  8. Tamales (Mexico)Also accept: GuatemalaEaten on Christmas Eve (Nochebuena). Also eaten across Central America, so accept Guatemala too.
  9. Lussekatter, or saffron buns (Sweden)Also accept: Saffron buns, St Lucia buns, Lucia buns, LussebullarBaked for St Lucia's Day, 13 December.
  10. Bibingka (Philippines)Also accept: Rice cakeA rice cake eaten after the Simbang Gabi dawn masses before Christmas. Accept 'rice cake' for the name point.
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Picture credits

  1. Photo: christmasstockimages.com, CC BY 3.0, source (edited: cropped and/or resized)
  2. Photo: N i c o l a from Fiumicino (Rome), Italy, CC BY 2.0, source (edited: cropped and/or resized)
  3. Photo: Mitantig, CC BY-SA 4.0, source (edited: cropped and/or resized)
  4. Photo: James Petts from London, England, CC BY-SA 2.0, source (edited: cropped and/or resized)
  5. Photo: Cornischong at lb.wikipedia, CC BY-SA 3.0, source (edited: cropped and/or resized)
  6. Photo: La.blasco, CC BY 2.0, source (edited: cropped and/or resized)
  7. Photo: nubobo, CC BY 2.0, source (edited: cropped and/or resized)
  8. Photo: Usernet123u, CC BY-SA 4.0, source (edited: cropped and/or resized)
  9. Photo: Jonas Bergsten, public domain, source (edited: cropped and/or resized)
  10. Photo: Kguirnela, CC BY 3.0, source (edited: cropped and/or resized)

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