Can you name the Breakfast Foods of Different Countries? by rlnintendo

Can you name the Breakfast Foods of Different Countries?

created by rlnintendo

Enter a Food in the box below
Correctly named Foods will show up below
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Source: Wikipedia
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Nigeria

Ghana

Northern China

Central and Eastern China

Southern China

Afghanistan

India

Japan

South Korea

Philippines

Laos

Australia and New Zealand

United Kingdom

Belgium

Denmark

Sweden

Germany and Austria

Poland

France

Greece

Turkey

Italy

Spain

Argentina

Costa Rica

Brazil

Mexico

Guatemala

Israel

United States and Canada

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Breakfast Foods Around the World Quiz

by rlnintendo

Created Jan 2, 2010 in Geography
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	Nobbe:	Jan 4th, 2010 at 15:31 GMT		0 points
	Nice idea, but I have the impression that some of the sets are more for sunday breakfast and others for weekday breakfast. For Germany / Austria you have to add at least cold cut (cold meat), jam, nutella, milk, fruit juice and you can skip the "soft-boiled" from the eggs.

	Stewart:	Jan 5th, 2010 at 04:51 GMT		6 points
	I think this is one of the reasons why sporcle doesn't consider wikipedia to be a good source. It's very inconsistent: orange juice in Israel but just "juice" in many other places, "pan-fried potatoes" for the US vs "hash browns" in Australia/NZ (but at least the quiz accepts 'potatoes' for both - or at least for one of the 2 'hash brown' entries in AU). There are also some inconsistencies in the quiz itself. Why are 'eggs' accepted in some countries but for the US I had to specify 'fried eggs'? 'Fish' triggered an answer in South Korea, but not in Japan. 'Fruit' did not trigger the answer 'bananas' in Guatemala. Under Italy, "prima colazione" should be removed as it is simply the term for 'breakfast'. Also 'tortillas' is listed twice under Costa Rica.

	nucleolus101:	Jan 23rd, 2010 at 17:20 GMT		10 points
	are you trying to tell me that no one the world likes bagels?

	marpocky:	Mar 17th, 2010 at 17:14 GMT		5 points
	Serious consistency problems, especially with eggs, but also fruit, vegetables, and soup.

	bendan:	Apr 5th, 2010 at 05:14 GMT		3 points
	I like the idea, but there are lot of problems with consistency

	Ellinor:	Oct 24th, 2010 at 15:08 GMT		1 point
	Great idea. But, apart from what the others have already said, I would like to add that Swedes eat a lot more than those four things for breakfast: Tea, coffee, toast, juice, eggs (in different variations such as boiled, scrambled or in an omelette), cereal, yoghurt, sour milk (curdled milk)... etc. Still love the idea, though!

	newenglander:	Jan 18th, 2011 at 15:44 GMT		1 point
	this quiz doesn't do justice to how anemic breakfast in europe is. if theres one thing america does better than the rest of the world, its breakfast (from the looks of it, australia also knows how to prepare a proper breakfast). you should add biscuits and gravy and grits for the US and Canada

	Toungesten:	Jan 18th, 2011 at 19:50 GMT		1 point
	Surely the origin of the all-day breakfast, the UK, would display the huge range of items eaten: black pudding, fried bread, hash browns, tomatoes,...

	bwouns:	Jan 19th, 2011 at 00:15 GMT		3 points
	I find it amusing that French Toast shows up for US but not for France, English Muffin shows up for US but not UK, and waffles shows up for US and not for Belgium.

	Jolly_Penguin:	Mar 15th, 2011 at 00:25 GMT		2 points
	This quiz needs fixing. I put croissant and it gave it to me for France but not for Belgium or Argentina! It is spelt the same. There are a few inconsistencies like this..

	kim1988:	Jul 3rd, 2011 at 07:37 GMT		1 point
	@nucleus: i think bagels would come under bread lol! & yeah i agree surely in new york people would bagels for breakfast & also in israel i know they do.

	bilboelf123:	Apr 6th, 2012 at 20:53 GMT		1 point
	I thought everyone ate Huājuǎn and Shakshuka for breakfast!

	marothisu:	Oct 30th, 2012 at 05:20 GMT		1 point
	You missed some important ones for Turkey. Cucumber, Tomato, and Red Pepper are served at many breakfasts. You also missed Sucek (sausage), Borek, Menemen, etc. That country has one of the best breakfasts out of anywhere I've visted. It's a hell of a lot more than just bread, olives, boiled egg, tea, and cheese. To the person who thinks the US has the best breakfast? Well, better than some, but you should get out more. Some other countries have amazing breakfasts as well.

	LinnS:	Mar 18th, 2013 at 12:14 GMT		1 point
	Great idea for a quiz! The only thing that annoyed me was that it didn't take "croissant" - only "croissants" and not "muffin", only "muffins". When I typed in "eggs" I got points for other egg-related things such as "scrambled eggs" and for example "fried eggs" in Israel - but the "fried eggs" in US and Canada did NOT count among these...?! Also it would be great if you could accept "chocolate" and not only "hot chocolate". Except that, great quiz!