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France is often the first place diners think of when pondering the world of wine. Which of these wine grape varieties are originally from this lush locale?

I went to Rome for my 40th birthday in 2024, and that's what gave me the idea for this quiz. The ten dishes pictured in this quiz are all in the Author's Kitchen minigame, but can you guess which is which? Just for a change, I'm doing a photo match.

I will give you a photo of ten different types of bread, and you match the bread's name to its photo.

From hearty stews to sweet treats, test your knowledge of the continent's dishes and their fascinating origins.

Card games are played all over the world with different rules, decks and numbers of cards. Can you figure out how many cards are used in each game?

'Heartburn' is the tragicomic story of Rachel Samstat, a TV chef whose husband is having an affair, and features several recipes. You don't have to have read the book to play this quiz, however.

If you are a fan of leaf vegetables (not just lettuce), this quiz will be right up your alley! Can you pick out the greens from this list of tasty veggies?

Select the correct answer to the question from the options. The image provides a hint.

Generation X grew up in the 1960s and 1970s and lived during the golden age of sugary cereals. Which of these cereals were FIRST sold in U.S. supermarkets during those decades? Be careful, some debuted after 1979, and some were sold in the 1950s first.

Candy is everywhere, especially candy containing chocolate. In this matching quiz I will give you the name of a country or candy bar. Your job is to match them up. The candy bars listed are the most popular in their respective country.

A Quiz on one of the most talked about new card games of 2023.

Using Dungeons & Dragons lore, 'Lords of Waterdeep' is a relatively straightforward and yet thoroughly enjoyable board game. This quiz will include questions about both the base game and the first expansion: 'Scoundrels of Skullport'.

Here's another quiz in my Author's Kitchen series, and this time, I'm focusing on fish and seafood dishes from around the world that crop up in the game.

Clothing labels often contain little symbols telling you how to wash the garment - but do you know what they mean? Test your knowledge with this quiz where you have to match the meaning to the symbol.

It's important to know the correct terminology in the kitchen to get the results you want. All you have to do for this quiz is match the term with its definition. Enjoy!

Will "bananas" be in this quiz? No chance. See if you can prove your bona fides as a culinary mastermind by identifying these 12 food items. Good luck! (Click the images for a closer look!)

Here are a dozen recipes from all over the world. Are these soups, main courses or desserts? I've added one single version of the recipe in the interesting info. But remember all recipes have several possible variations.

Beer was first believed to have been brewed over 6,000 years ago in Mesopotamia. That's a lot of time to refine the recipe! Can you find the beers in this list of libations?

See if you can work out the four mystery categories that these foods fall in to!

I had decided that my usual menu choices would be authentic pizza and gelato during my Italian vacation. It didn't take long, however, to change my mind and expand my meal to include two desserts.

Will "apples" be in this quiz? No chance. See if you can prove your bona fides as a culinary mastermind by identifying these 12 food items. Good luck! (Click the images for a closer look!)

I'm going out for a three course Italian meal, but need to make some choices regarding what I'll eat. I may need your help, so can you fill in the blanks please.

Select the correct answer to the question from the options. The image provides a hint.

Find the correct food dish to answer the question. The image clue may help.

I think we can all agree that soups are among the heartiest of meals. Take a culinary tour of twelve different soups that warm (or cool!) us to our cores. (Click the images for a closer look!)

Gourds are non-edible, hard-shelled cucurbits that have been used for centuries for decorative ornaments and even utensils.

At the start of the new millennium, many countries issued special commemorative banknotes. Let's take a look at some of them.

Continuing in my series of quizzes on US coin denominations, this quiz looks at the humble dimes.

One Monopoly game is based on the Iditarod race. The squares follow the southern route, used in odd years, with substitutions for the stations. Can you put the squares on the board in order, using the hints provided and your knowledge of the race?

I spent the day buying fresh ingredients from my grocery store. This was only possible because humans have moved them from one place in the world to another. Match the foods with their correct native homes. (Click the images for a closer look!)