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Speaker: Can you find the connection between a corkscrew, a shell, and a bow tie? We'll reveal the answer at the end of this episode.
Speaker: Hey guys welcome to the Trivia Twins podcast. I'm Andi. And I'm Dani. We'll be your hosts. In today's episode, we'll be asking you 10 dinner-themed trivia questions.
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Speaker: The link is in the show notes. Now for our fun fact of the day, let's talk about some celebrity owned restaurants. Did you know that Robert De Niro co-owns the famous Nobu restaurants?
Speaker: They're known for their Japanese Peruvian cuisine and also for being the best place to go for a celeb sighting. Travis Kelsey and Patrick Mahomes now own a steakhouse in Kansas City called 1587 Prime, named after their jersey numbers, of course.
Speaker: Probably the best place to go for a Taylor Swift sighting too. Agree. And in New Jersey, Jon Bon Jovi's restaurant, JBJ Soul Kitchen, has a unique pay-what-you-can model with no prices on the menu, making it accessible to everyone regardless of their financial situation.
Speaker: And in Happy Gilmore 2, Bad Bunny played Oscar, who dreams of opening his own restaurant. But in real life, Bad Bunny actually does own a restaurant in Miami. It's called Gekko, and it's a Japanese-inspired steakhouse and lounge.
Speaker: All right, let's jump into a quick round of This or That based on today's theme.
Speaker: Okay, This or That. Unusual pizza toppings. Anchovies or pineapple? All right. This isn't a question for me. I'm one of those crazy people that likes anchovies. I've never tried them on my pizza, but on my Caesar salad, I'm asking for extra. And I'll take everybody's at the table.
Speaker: Who doesn't want them? I mean, I'm with you. I love anchovies. I don't know why people don't want the anchovies on their Caesar salad. I'm actually usually disappointed when they don't have anchovies on the Caesar salad. Me too. But i I've also never had anchovies on pizza, but I need to try it. I think I have to go with pineapple just because I've had it. Okay. Okay.
Speaker: This or that. If you had all the money in the world, would you rather go out to eat for the rest of your life or have a personal chef for the rest of your life?
Speaker: This is so tough for me because i would love to have a personal chef to make me like clean, healthy food. And it's like, I know the ingredients are good. Breakfast, lunch, dinner. I know, but I think I'd rather go out and to eat for the rest of my life. I just would like the variety. And I think if I had to be inside for the rest of my life eating, I think I think i would just miss going out to eat. So i yeah think I have to say go out to eat for the rest of my life.
Speaker: I agree. I'm kind of a homebody lately. So part of me wants to say personal chef. But if I had all the money in the world, I'm definitely traveling. So I'd want to experience, you know, different cultures, different chefs, different techniques. Yeah, yeah I got to go with that one, too. I mean, luckily I'll never have to actually make that decision. I know, right? and You never know. Maybe someday. Yeah. I'm my own personal chef and don't know why I like go about to eat and it'll probably be like do that way the rest of my life. Yep.
Speaker: All right. Let's get into our dinner themed trivia questions. Alright, let's go!
Speaker: Question number one. Born with the name Michael Lee Aday, sang the 1993 song, I'd Do Anything For Love But I Won't Do That?
Speaker: Question number two. Located in Milan, Italy, The Last Supper is a masterpiece painted by which Renaissance artist?
Speaker: Question number three. Which musical artist owns a restaurant in Detroit, Michigan named Mom's Spaghetti?
Speaker: Question number four. the TV series The Bear, Carmi's family restaurant known for its Italian beef sandwiches is located in which US city?
Speaker: Question number five. In the horror film The Menu, what simple food item does Anya Taylor-Joy's character ask the chef to make a request that ultimately saves her life?
Speaker: Question number six. Which leading brand of grocery store taco kits features a Texas city in its name?
Speaker: Question number seven. What dish is officially recognized as the state cuisine of Louisiana?
Speaker: Question number eight. What rhyming four-word phrase is said to have originated in Las Vegas casinos?
Speaker: Question number nine. From the late 19th century to the mid 20th century, what popular British dish used to be served on old newspaper?
Speaker: Question number 10. In Japanese cuisine, what term refers to the chef's selection of sushi served as a multi-course meal? Got your guesses?
Speaker: Next up, we'll go over the answers.
Speaker: got your guesses next up we'll go over the answers
Speaker: Alright, let's get into the answers. Question number one. Born with the name Michael Lee Adé, who sang the 1993 song, I'd do anything for love, but I won't do that?
Speaker: The answer is Meatloaf. Question number two. Located in Milan, Italy, The Last Supper is a masterpiece painted by which Renaissance artist?
Speaker: The answer is Leonardo da Vinci. Question number three. Which musical artist owns a restaurant in Detroit, Michigan named Mom's Spaghetti?
Speaker: The answer is Eminem. He mentions his mom's spaghetti in the song Lose Yourself. Question number four. In the TV series The Bear, Carmi's family restaurant, known for its Italian beef sandwiches, is located in which U.S. city?
Speaker: The answer is Chicago. Question number five. In the horror film The Menu, what simple food item does Anya Taylor-Joy's character ask the chef to make a request that ultimately saves her life?
Speaker: The answer is a cheeseburger. Question number six. Which leading brand of grocery store taco kits features a Texas city in its name?
Speaker: That would be Old El Paso. The old part is a reference to when Texas was part of Mexico. Question number seven. What dish is officially recognized as the state cuisine of Louisiana?
Speaker: The answer is gumbo. Question number eight. What rhyming four-word phrase is said to have originated in Las Vegas casinos?
Speaker: That would be winner-winner chicken dinner. Okay, question number nine. From the late 19th century to the mid-20th century, what popular British dish used to be served on old newspaper?
Speaker: The answer is fish and chips. Question number ten. In Japanese cuisine, what term refers to the chef's selection of sushi served as a multi-course meal?
Speaker: The answer is omakase. The Japanese phrase literally means I leave it up to you or I entrust it to you. Before we go, let's give you the answer to our opening question. Did you find the connection between a corkscrew, a shell, and a bowtie?
Speaker: The answer is they're all shapes of pasta. In Italian, corkscrew-shaped pasta is called cavatappi, Shell-shaped pasta is called conchile, and bowtie-shaped pasta is called farfalle.
Speaker: All right, that's the show for today. Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to our show on your podcast platform of choice. Thanks for playing. See you next week.
