Eats.NG – 20 Things I can eat Bread & Anything Quiz .IF you get less than 15. You are fake Nigerian ! www.eats.ng

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Here’s a fun quiz that tests your Nigerian food knowledge by asking you to identify common pairings with bread. If you score less than 15 out of 20, you might need to brush up on your Nigerian food culture!

Bread & Anything Quiz:

1. Bread and __________ (A popular bean-based food).
2. Bread and __________ (A fried plantain snack).
3. Bread and __________ (A type of Nigerian stew with meat or fish).
4. Bread and __________ (A common canned fish in Nigeria).
5. Bread and __________ (A spread often made from peanuts).
6. Bread and __________ (A traditional Nigerian pepper soup).
7. Bread and __________ (A filling made from eggs and vegetables).
8. Bread and __________ (A spicy fried meat dish).
9. Bread and __________ (A common Nigerian breakfast beverage).
10. Bread and __________ (A Nigerian version of scrambled eggs).
11. Bread and __________ (A dish made from corn dough).
12. Bread and __________ (A popular Nigerian sausage).
13. Bread and __________ (A local tea blend or chocolate drink).
14. Bread and __________ (A type of Nigerian salad with creamy dressing).
15. Bread and __________ (A spicy vegetable or meat relish).
16. Bread and __________ (A fried yam or cassava snack).
17. Bread and __________ (A rich, spicy tomato sauce).
18. Bread and __________ (A type of roasted or fried fish).
19. Bread and __________ (A bean cake delicacy).
20. Bread and __________ (A traditional Nigerian chicken stew).

How to Play:

• For each blank, fill in with the correct Nigerian dish or food item that is commonly eaten with bread.
• The more you get right, the more Nigerian you are!

Examples:

1. Bread and Akara – A popular breakfast combo.
2. Bread and Agege Bread – You’re a real Nigerian if you know this iconic bread!
3. Bread and Ewa Agoyin – Spicy mashed beans with a unique sauce.

If you got 15 or more correct, congrats! You’re a true Nigerian food connoisseur. If not, time to explore more of Nigeria’s diverse and delicious food culture!