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Are you looking for a fun food quiz for kids? Then you’ve come to the right place!
I am an absolute foodie myself and I love discovering new food when I travel as well as cooking new dishes so putting together food quizzes is always a lot of fun.
But this one is a bit different since it’s a food trivia for kids.
This means I made sure the questions were easier but also about foods that are commonly eaten, especially when young.
You will find below the 5 rounds of food questions for kids. Make sure to get a pen and paper so you can easily count your points after.
Round 1: Easy Food Trivia Questions for Kids

- Which sweet sauce is made by bees?
- Poutine is the national dish of which country?
- Which civilization used cocoa beans for money?
- Which green fruit is the main ingredient of guacamole?
- Which mineral found in milk is good for your bones and teeth?
- Moussaka, souvlaki and kleftiko are all dishes from which country?
- What colour is salsa verde?
- Jack o’ Lanterns are made from which vegetable?
- Which meat is bacon typically made from?
- Which pasta sauce is named after the Italian city of Bologna?
Round 1: Easy Food Trivia Questions and Answers for Kids
- Which sweet sauce is made by bees? Honey
- Poutine is the national dish of which country? Canada
- Which civilization used cocoa beans for money? The Aztecs
- Which green fruit is the main ingredient of guacamole? Avocado
- Which mineral found in milk is good for your bones and teeth? Calcium
- Moussaka, souvlaki and kleftiko are all dishes from which country? Greece
- What colour is salsa verde? Green
- Jack o’ Lanterns are made from which vegetable? Pumpkin
- Which meat is bacon typically made from? Pork
- Which pasta sauce is named after the Italian city of Bologna? Bolognese
Round 2: Food Multiple Choice Questions for Kids

- Lembas bread is a magical food from which series?
- Harry Potter
- The Lord of the Rings
- The Hunger Games
- The Earthsea Cycle
- What country do the tasty custard tarts, Pastéis de Natas, come from?
- Spain,
- Portugal
- Mexico
- Brazil
- What kind of seafood is used to make Calamari?
- Salmon
- Tuna
- Sea snails
- Squid
- Why is durian fruit banned on public transport in Singapore?
- Because it’s so smelly
- Because it’s poisonous
- Because stains from the juice are impossible to remove
- Because it’s associated with bad luck
- People who have coeliac disease have an intense allergy to which type of food?
- Gluten
- Nuts
- Fruit
- Dairy
- Which of the following foods is poisonous to dogs?
- Peanut butter
- Onions
- Pumpkin
- Eggs
- Carrots can be many colours other than orange. Which of these is not a real colour that carrots come in?
- Green
- White
- Purple
- Yellow
- What are the two main ingredients of tzatziki?
- Chickpeas and Lemon
- Cream and Cabbage
- Aubergine and Garlic
- Yogurt and Cucumber
- Which of the following foods contains the most protein per 100 grams?
- Pumpkin seeds
- Yogurt
- Tofu
- Eggs
- Which of the following foods would not be allowed in a kosher diet?
- Pickles
- Icecream
- Potatoes
- Cheese burger
Round 2: Food Multiple Choice Questions and Answers for Kids
- Lembas bread is a magical food from which series? B. The Lord of the Rings
- What country do the tasty custard tarts, Pastéis de Natas, come from? B. Portugal
- What kind of seafood is used to make Calamari? D. Squid
- Why is durian fruit banned on public transport in Singapore? A. Because it’s so smelly
- People who have coeliac disease have an intense allergy to which type of food? A. Gluten
- Which of the following foods is poisonous to dogs? B. Onions
- Carrots can be many colours other than orange. Which of these is not a real colour that carrots come in? A. green
- What are the two main ingredients of tzatziki? D. Yogurt and Cucumber
- Which of the following foods contains the most protein per 100 grams? A. Pumpkin seeds
- Which of the following foods would not be allowed in a kosher diet? D. cheese burger
Round 3: Food Quiz for Kids – True or False

- Candy floss was invented by a dentist.
- Limes float.
- A traditional schnitzel from Austria should be made with pork.
- Haggis contains a sheep’s heart, liver and lungs, packed into a sheep’s stomach.
- Gazpacho is a cold tomato soup.
- Milk chocolate was invented by John Cadbury.
- Tomatoes were only brought to Europe from the Americas in the 1500s, so before that there couldn’t have been any tomato pizza or pasta dishes in Italy!
- Liquorice is made from the root of the liquorice plant.
- Around 10% of all hazelnuts grown in the world are turned into Nutella.
- There is evidence that native Peruvians ate popcorn over 5000 years ago.
Round 3: Food Quiz Answers for Kids – True or False
- Candy floss was invented by a dentist. True
- Limes float. False, but lemons do
- A traditional schnitzel from Austria should be made with pork. False, they’re made of veal
- Haggis contains a sheep’s heart, liver and lungs, packed into a sheep’s stomach. True
- Gazpacho is a cold tomato soup. True
- Milk chocolate was invented by John Cadbury. False, it was invented by Henri Nestle
- Tomatoes were only brought to Europe from the Americas in the 1500s, so before that there couldn’t have been any tomato pizza or pasta dishes in Italy! True
- Liquorice is made from the root of the liquorice plant. True
- Around 10% of all hazelnuts grown in the world are turned into Nutella. False, it’s actually around 25%!
- There is evidence that native Peruvians ate popcorn over 5000 years ago. True
Round 4: Medium Food Trivia Questions for Kids

- What is the main ingredient of kimchi?
- Moules is another name for which seafood?
- An itamae is is a master chef, skilled in preparing which type of food?
- If you ordered escargot, which animal would show up on your plate?
- Which famous curry dish was actually invented in Britain?
- What is the only fruit with seeds on the outside?
- Which celebrity chef stars in the TV show ‘Kitchen Nightmares?’
- What is the national dish of Spain?
- During which Mexican festival might you eat Pan de Muertos?
- Which ingredient gives Borscht its distinctive red colouring?
Round 4: Medium Food Trivia Questions and Answers for Kids
- What is the main ingredient of kimchi? Cabbage
- Moules is another name for which seafood? Mussels
- An itamae is is a master chef, skilled in preparing which type of food? Sushi
- If you ordered escargot, which animal would show up on your plate? Snails
- Which famous curry dish was actually invented in Britain? Chicken Tikka Masala
- What is the only fruit with seeds on the outside? Strawberry
- Which celebrity chef stars in the TV show ‘Kitchen Nightmares?’ Gordon Ramsey
- What is the national dish of Spain? Paella
- During which Mexican festival might you eat Pan de Muertos? The Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos)
- Which ingredient gives Borscht its distinctive red colouring? Beetroot
Round 5: Hard Food Trivia Questions for Kids

- Hawaiian pizza doesn’t really come from Hawaii. Where was it actually invented?
- You hear the word Masala in the names of lots of curry dishes, but what does it mean?
- Most supermarket wasabi is actually what other food dyed green?
- What is the name of the ritual dinner that Jewish families eat on the first night of Passover?
- The president of which country once asked ‘how can you govern a country which has two hundred and forty six varieties of cheese?’
- What Korean dish literally translates as ‘fire meat’ because it’s grilled directly over charcoal?
- Caviar is made from the eggs of which kind of fish?
- In which city would you have to travel to for Eurochocolate, the biggest chocolate festival in the world?
- Where might a Polish family keep a live carp before Christmas?
- Kale, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage and Brussels sprouts were all purposefully bred by humans from which wild plant?
Round 5: Hard Food Trivia Questions and Answers for Kids
- Hawaiian pizza doesn’t really come from Hawaii. Where was it actually invented? Canada
- You hear the word Masala in the names of lots of curry dishes, but what does it mean? Spice
- Most supermarket wasabi is actually what other food dyed green? Horseradish
- What is the name of the ritual dinner that Jewish families eat on the first night of Passover? The Seder
- The president of which country once asked ‘how can you govern a country which has two hundred and forty six varieties of cheese?’ France
- What Korean dish literally translates as ‘fire meat’ because it’s grilled directly over charcoal? Bulgogi
- Caviar is made from the eggs of which kind of fish? Sturgeon
- In which city would you have to travel to for Eurochocolate, the biggest chocolate festival in the world? Perugia, Italy
- Where might a Polish family keep a live carp before Christmas? The bathtub
- Kale, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage and Brussels sprouts were all purposefully bred by humans from which wild plant? Wild Mustard Plant
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