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The average American eats about 4 ounces of seafood every week, and up to 15 pounds of seafood per year. While it’s not the most popular form of protein in North America, seafood is incredibly diverse and delicious. How much do you know about seafood, how it’s prepared, and fancy terms like “tomalShow More
The average American eats about 4 ounces of seafood every week, and up to 15 pounds of seafood per year. While it’s not the most popular form of protein in North America, seafood is incredibly diverse and delicious. How much do you know about seafood, how it’s prepared, and fancy terms like “tomalley” and “mignonette”? If the only fish you’ve had all year is a Filet-o-Fish from Mickey D’s, forget it. If you know what lox is, what kind of eggs make up caviar, or the name of that green stuff inside a lobster, you have what it takes to pass this quiz! Even if you don’t like seafood, you might learn something useful — like the difference between oily and lean fish and whether fish is healthier fresh or frozen.
Which state produces more seafood than any other? How much seafood is actually imported from other countries? Take this quiz to find out!
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Congratulations! You’ve decided to open a seafood restaurant. Because this item is eaten by more Americans than any other, you ought to stock up on it!
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Cod
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Shrimp
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Salmon
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Tuna
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No breakfast menu is complete without lox. What kind of fish is that?
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Haddock
Herring
Salmon
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Caviar has long been considered a delicacy. Which fish's eggs are typically pickled to make it?
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Sturgeon
Hake
Shark
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When in Hawaii, you MUST try some mahi-mahi. What kind of fish is that?
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Tuna
Swordfish
Dolphinfish
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Oily fish are best for consuming omega-3 acids. Which of these fish is NOT an “oily” one?
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Halibut
Trout
Anchovies
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True or false: Fresh fish is always healthier than frozen fish.
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True. You don’t know how old it is!
False. Fresh fish can have parasites, too.
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It’s a cold winter day and you want some chowder to warm up. The chowder you get at the local diner has chunks of tomato. What kind is that?
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New England
Manhattan
Rhode Island
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You’re at your grandmother’s house in Maine, learning how to eat lobster. You get to the gooey, green, fatty part in the abdomen. What’s that called?
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Ghoti
Tomalley
Roe
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You're on vacation in England and want to get classic fish and chips. What kind of vegetable should you expect on your plate?
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Peas
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Spinach
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Celery
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Broccoli
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Raw oysters are rumored to be an aphrodisiac, but there’s no scientific proof they increase libido. If you order a dozen raw oysters at your favorite restaurant, they'll come with a small cup of a thin, vinegar-based sauce. What’s that called?
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Mignonette
Cocktail sauce
Salmoriglio
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This deliciously edible bivalve is often steamed with white wine broth and dipped in butter. What is it?
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Clams
Scallops
Mussels
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"Crab stick" often used in sushi rolls isn’t actually crab at all. What kind of aquatic animal is this?
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