Local food trivia round
In a quiz, participants navigate to each stop and answer a multiple-choice question. Food-related questions work brilliantly near restaurants, markets, and eateries β participants can see, smell, and experience what they're being quizzed about.
Stop 1 β The Market Street
Start at a street with food shops or market stalls. Questions about local ingredients and food traditions are a perfect fit here.
Question: Which of these is a traditional ingredient in the classic bread from this area?
Option 1: Saffron β
Option 2: Cinnamon
Option 3: Cardamom
Stop 2 β The Old Bakery
A bakery can be a source of inspiration, perhaps a question about the bakery's best-selling pastry?
Question: What is the traditional pastry this bakery is best known for called?
Option 1: Princess cake
Option 2: Semla β
Option 3: Budapest pastry
Stop 3 β The Spice Shop
A local spice shop with roots dating back to the 1800s might deserve a little spotlight?
Question: Which spice gives a classic curry dish its yellow color?
Option 1: Saffron
Option 2: Turmeric β
Option 3: Paprika
Stop 4 β The Drink Stop
Cafes, tea shops, and breweries provide a natural pause in the walk β and fun questions about drink culture.
Question: What does "fika" mean to a typical Swede?
Option 1: A quick lunch
Option 2: A coffee break with a treat β
Option 3: A formal dinner party
Stop 5 β The Food Hall
Finish at a place that sums up the local food culture. A final question that ties the whole walk together makes the ending meaningful.
Question: Which dish is considered the oldest preserved recipe in the Nordic countries?
Option 1: Meatballs
Option 2: Pea soup β
Option 3: Fermented herring