In each round there are five chances to come up with the right answer. After two incorrect guesses, the name of the dish is revealed. After five incorrect guesses, the answer is revealed.
The dishes range from easy (it only took me a few seconds to look at the photo and read the description of a brain sandwich to know it was from the United States) to hard (who knew that a dish called Potjiekos, with ingredients listed as meat, onions, vegetables [such as pumpkin, corn, potatoes, carrots, cabbage, tomatoes], spices, cooking oil, dessert wine, and Dutch-Malay spices came from South Africa?)
Five years ago: 50 Life Lessons
Well, I got the first dish right on the first try. After that, non-foody that I am, I of course sucked at this guessing game, but you find the coolest things to play with.
ReplyDeleteIn this case I can't take credit for the find, but it is fun.
DeleteInteresting, but not a game I'd be any good at.
ReplyDeleteYou might learn something.
DeleteI'm hungry.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
:-)
DeleteSounds like fun! I'll try it out!
ReplyDeleteI love these sorts of games. Pretty sure my results won't be very good, but I'll have a good time playing.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a fun game and perhaps might help me out when I am trying to come up with new dinner ideas. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it awful trying to figure out what to cook?
DeleteSounds fun
ReplyDeleteI doubt I would be able to guess the origins.
ReplyDeleteFirst try, 0/5. I was all around it. It was like playing battleships.
ReplyDeleteI may or may not pull up a map of the world to help me :-)
DeleteI guess watching my cooking shows paid off. I guessed the first one. We’ll see how I do the rest.
ReplyDeleteI don’t have time for this. lol