20 Questions
Which country colonized the Philippines for 300 years?
Spain
Which two bodies of water surround the Philippines?
South China Sea and Pacific Ocean
Which ethnic group were among the first inhabitants of the Philippines?
Malays
Which country introduced the use of hot chilies and coconut milk in Filipino dishes?
Malaysia
Which country introduced noodle dishes and bean curds to the Philippines?
China
Which country occupied the Philippines for around 300 years, beginning in 1521?
Spain
Which cuisine influenced the majority of dishes prepared in the Philippines?
Spanish cuisine
Which country introduced a Mediterranean style of eating and preparing food in the Philippines?
Spain
Which two ingredients are commonly used in Filipino dipping sauces?
Soy sauce and vinegar
Which century did Arab merchants reach the Philippines and introduce Islam?
12th century
Which country introduced cooking techniques such as braising and sautéing to the Philippines?
Spain
Which country introduced seasonings such as garlic, onions, tomatoes, sweet peppers, and vinegars to the Philippines?
Spain
Which country introduced goods such as mayonnaise, hot dogs, hamburgers, and apple pies to the Philippines?
United States
Which country introduced fast food to the Philippines?
United States
Which country took control of the Philippines after the Spanish-American War in 1898?
United States
Which sea lies to the southwest of the Philippines, between the country and the island of Borneo?
Celebes Sea
Which island lies to the north of the Philippines, across the Luzon Strait?
Taiwan
Which mountain ranges are found in Luzon and Mindanao, the two largest islands of the Philippines?
Sierra Madre and Cordillera
What is the most common staple food in the Philippines?
Rice
Which country is currently the largest importer of rice in the world?
Philippines
Test your knowledge of Philippine regional cuisine and its history with this quiz! From the Spanish influences to the diverse flavors influenced by migration, explore the unique culinary traditions of the Philippines.
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