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Geography Quiz / American Places in Food Names

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Can you name the types of food named after American places?

 Plays Quiz Updated Nov 8, 2018

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Chicken wings in a hot sauce and butter
A semi-hard cheese originating with Franciscan friars in California and popularized by David Jack
Sandwich with steak, melted cheese and optional onions
Omelette filled with diced ham, onions, and green peppers
Ice cream surrounded by cooked meringue
Round cake filled with a custard or cream and frosted with chocolate
Popular fast food chain selling fried chicken - they prefer to be called by their initials now
Salad dressing commonly made of mayonnaise, ketchup, and finely chopped vegetables
Hot dog topped with a form of chili and sometimes cheese
A form of cheesecake known for its use of heavy cream and its rich flavor
Food descriptionFood
Deep-dish pizza with plenty of cheese and a chunky tomato sauce
Salad traditionally consisting of apples, celery and walnuts dressed in mayonnaise, served over lettuce
Sweet onion bearing the name of the Georgia city where it was first grown
Clam chowder with clear broth and tomatoes
Sliced bread which is twice the thickness of regular bread
A brand name of iced teas and juices which are actually made in New York
A cocktail that usually includes vodka, gin, tequila, rum and triple sec
A small, strongly-flavored lime most popular for its association with pies
A sushi roll with cucumber, crab meat, and avocado
Beans slow-baked with molasses
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