A) French pastries and American cakes B) German pretzels and sweet mochi C) American-style doughnuts and Japanese mochi D) Italian bread and Japanese rice cakes
A) Ten B) Twelve C) Eight D) Six
A) Wheat flour or corn flour B) Buckwheat flour or rye flour C) Glutinous rice flour or tapioca flour D) Almond flour or coconut flour
A) Epicurious B) The Takeout C) Charmaine Ocasek D) Mister Donut
A) 1999 B) 2003 C) 2010 D) 1992
A) French baguette B) Brazilian pão de queijo C) American sourdough D) Italian focaccia
A) ring-ring B) mochi-mochi C) pon-pon D) elastic-elastic
A) They contain twice the amount of calories B) They have zero calories C) They have the same amount of calories D) They typically contain half the amount of calories
A) The size of the flour particles B) The type of frosting C) Being fried or baked D) Adding egg whites to the batter
A) Because they are healthier B) To make them taste better C) To allow for more color variations D) For more efficiency
A) Maple syrup B) Peanut butter C) Matcha D) Blueberry
A) They replace traditional meals B) Government health mandates C) Social media D) Availability of cheap ingredients
A) Potato starch and sugar B) Cornmeal and honey C) Mashed taro and mochiko D) Tapioca flour and wheat
A) A heart or a circle B) A flower or a bracelet C) A square or a diamond D) A star or a triangle
A) Regulations on baking are more relaxed B) They have more advanced baking technology C) They prefer American food over Japanese food D) Closer proximity to Japan and a larger Japanese-American population |