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1. United States: People from the southern or Midwestern part of the US often eat a popular breakfast dish that is composed primarily of flour. It can be spicy or mild but never sweet. What is this dish?
2. Canada: A popular Canadian breakfast dish is Canadian bacon strata. The main ingredients are Canadian bacon, eggs, cheese, English muffin halves and a few spices. When this dish is prepared on the East Coast of Canada, what is usually substituted for Canadian bacon?
3. New Zealand: In New Zealand many people enjoy toasted Vogel's and Marmite for breakfast. What are they eating?
4. Australia: These flaky wholegrain "biscuits" are a huge cereal hit with the Australian public. They are made by the Sanitarium company. What are they eating?
5. Dominican Republic: This dish is a breakfast staple in any Dominican household with its main ingredient of mashed plantains.
6. France: This is a flaky pastry commonly found in French bakeries.
It is made in a crescent shape and has been a common breakfast dish since the 13th century.
7. Kasha is part of a typical Russian breakfast; it is a type of porridge. From what grain is kasha made?
8. United Kingdom: Quite a few people in the UK eat black pudding with their breakfast. What are the main ingredients in black pudding?
9. Southerners in the United States often enjoy hominy grits with their breakfast. What is the main constituent of grits?
10. In Spain and South American countries these are a popular breakfast item with a coffee or hot chocolate. They are deep-fried pastry strips coated with sugar and cinnamon. But what are they called?
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