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1. In the mid-to-late 1700s, the English began taking breakfast quite seriously and created what has become a standard template for a hearty morning meal. By the 1950s, it was quite widespread throughout the country. What ingredient is NOT part of what is referred to as a traditional "The Full English"?
2. You wake up, step into your slippers, and make your way to the breakfast table. You see pickles, rice, miso soup, seaweed, natto, and a fish eyeballing you. What country are you most likely in?
3. "Waakye" is a rice-and-beans dish you would find in the country whose capital city is Accra. Can you name it?
4. Australians have a food that's unique to their country and is eaten for breakfast as well as other meals and snacks. It's a paste-like spread made of seasoned, fermented brewer's yeast that you spread on toast or make a sandwich with. Can you name it?
5. This country's breakfast eaters usually add eggs and fruit to tocino (pork strips), tapa (jerk beef), and tuyo (dried, salted fish). Can you name this country, which is made up of over seven thousand islands?
6. A traditional Scottish breakfast is almost similar to the Full English, but it adds fruit pudding. It used to include something called haggis. Do you know what haggis are?
7. In the vastness that is China, typical breakfasts vary widely, but there is a way of serving breakfast that is common all around the country. It involves small plates with lots of different foods. Do you know the name for it?
8. A breakfast dish common to Mexican farms has made its way across the border into the U.S. and beyond. Lightly fry a tortilla, then top with fried eggs, add beans, rice, and guacamole on the side and there you have it. Can you name this dish?
9. Ah, the croissant. A buttery, layered pastry, shaped like a crescent, the croissant is a favorite of many. Although it was likely created in Austria, it is a staple for breakfast in another European country. Can you name it? Merci!
10. Bavarians, Poles, Hungarians, Viennese, and Hobbits are extra lucky. They have a special meal rarely found elsewhere. Do know what it's commonly called in English?
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