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I love quince, but where I live, it's not very common. Imagine my surprise to learn of all the wonderful uses quince has. Let's take a look at this versatile tart treat!

Everybody loves dessert but some desserts are reserved for special occasions. Order the desserts based on when during the year you would encounter the holiday one would traditionally eat them on.

Fruits are the seed-bearing structures of flowering plants, widely categorized by the climates they thrive in and their botanical characteristics. Match the ten fruits against the given descriptions.

Match these tasty names to their countries - Maultaschen, Pelmeni, Tortellini and more

Bread has been feeding people for thousands of years, and this quiz features ten breads from around the world. Can you guess which one is which?

I will give you ten items that include dairy and eight that don't; you select the ten that include dairy. These are according to traditional recipes and not vegan or vegetarian varieties.

A mix of 10 Hobbies questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!

Originally created in 1981 by Elena Kucharik for greeting cards, the Care Bears soon expanded to the toy and entertainment industries. The original line of plush teddy bears that came out in 1983 consisted of just ten Care Bears. Can you pick them out?

Here we have ten cuts of beef. Where would you find these cuts of beef on a cow? All you have to do is work out where on the cow the cut of beef comes from. Good luck and have fun. Digby

This is a selection of wine-making grapes whose berries are either dark or light when fully ripe. Pick out the dark-coloured ones. Knowing your wines may help, but be aware that some grapes varieties are used to make both white and red wines.

Do you remember your favourite toys from 'back in the day'? Were you able to get the latest fad while it was still in the stores? More importantly (for this quiz), do you know in which decade each of these toy fads appeared?

What do these have in common? Swedish Fish, Turkish Delight, English muffin. They're named after their place of origin. This quiz isn't that. Foods here, like Jordan almonds, French toast and Russian dressing, did not originate with their place names.

These questions are on food recipes from around the world. Select the answer to the question from the options provided. The images may point you in the right direction.

Who said cured meats aren't good for you? They'll certainly make you FEEL good. Here is a selection of meats salted, smoked, sausaged and so forth - plus some greens to throw you off.

One commonality between us humans, no matter the country, is that we can't get enough sugar. Match these twelve different sweets from around the world to their correct photos. (Click the images for a closer look!)

Can you recognise each of the fruits (some more familiar worldwide than others) which I plan to combine in my fruit salad?

Considered by many to be a superfood, cabbage is not just low in calories. It is also high in vitamins and minerals, improves digestion, eases inflammation, and might even lower blood pressure. And the best part? It's readily available and affordable!

Using the map, can you match each European cheese with its country of origin?

This list includes several bread types from various parts of the world, but mixed in with the names are some other foodstuffs. Your task is to pick the breads and ignore the names which refer to other edible items, which all fall in the same category.

Here we have ten meat treats which most of us eat at some time. All you have to do is work out which meats belongs to the correct photo. Good luck and have fun.

Test your taste for the world's most elegant and unusual desserts!

This photo-quiz features ten questions about commonly hounded rocks by those who would call themselves rockhounds. Enjoy!

Just because I haven't made my coffee yet this morning, I can't really complain. It takes quite a bit of effort to get it from the field into my coffee mug. What do you know of the coffee-production process that results in my being able to function?

Cabbage was gathered and consumed for thousands of years in Europe and Asia before being domesticated at least by 1,000 BC. Classified under the "Brassicaceae" family, and "Brassica oleracea" species, it belongs to the cruciferous vegetable family.

The repertoire of Spanish sauces is vast, versatile, and hugely customizable. Whether you want something creamy, chunky, or even chocolatey, this quiz has options - one for every month of the year.

Ticket to Ride Europe features a map of turn-of-the-century Europe with 46 major cities connected by railway routes. The names of the cities are those that were in use at that time.

Salsa is a traditional Mexican sauce made from tomatoes, chili, onions, and herbs. It can be red or green, mild or spicy, and sometimes served cooked or fresh. Some salsas are smooth, and some are chunky, so people can use them on different dishes.

Which is an onion, which is a pepper? This list hides 10 onion varieties - can you spot them all?

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!)

So many great Greek foods -- how many do you recognize?