The food quiz of the year: from sexualised mac’n’cheese to celebrity doughnuts OK December 29, 2020 IFTTT Lifestyle | The Guardian Before we had a pandemic to stress about, bakers in southern India entered Guinness World Records by baking the world’s longest cake. Roughly how long was it? According to a spoof WhatsApp message that went viral in March, why was the government about to requisition Wembley stadium? Muse in Belgravia, London, was this year labelled the most pretentious restaurant in Britain. Which of these is not a real item on the menu? Which public figure did Donuts Delite in Rochester, New York, pay tribute to with a special doughnut bearing their likeness? This year the Guardian ran a widely commented on guide to making the perfect burger at home. According to Honest Burger’s Tom Barton, where should the pickle in a burger go? What started going missing from boxes of Quality Street after Covid-19 disrupted production lines? This year Kraft was accused of “sexualising mac’n’cheese”. What had it done? What was described by this newspaper as “Jamie’s Oliver’s worst nightmare”? Who did chef Tom Kerridge blast as “selfish” and “disgraceful”? Which would-be food critic came out with the unforgettable take down: “One thing I will say about Italy in general … the food is actually shocking! It’s meant to be the home of pizza and pasta and I really can’t see how”? 2020 saw the return of the “wine window” … but what is it? You got… Challenge your friends Submit answers from Lifestyle | The Guardian https://ift.tt/3puy7jW via IFTTT Share This :
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