I'll Have What She's Having - Food on Film Quiz

Answer: Like Water for Chocolate

In "Like Water for Chocolate," Mama Elena was a widow with three daughters; as the youngest, Tita was destined to remain single and care for her family forever. When Tita fell in love with Pedro, Mama Elena forced Pedro to marry the eldest daughter instead. Tita's heartbreak manifested in her intensely flavored cooking, which is one of the central motifs of the film.

The image of a beach is an example of water.

Answer: box of chocolates

Forrest was sitting on a park bench offering a chocolate to a stranger when he said these words. The movie sweeps through Forrest's lifetime, which included many historical moments, such as meeting President Kennedy, fighting in Vietnam, and uncovering the Watergate scandal.

This image is a rough sketch of a boxer dog, pointing to the word box.

Answer: Eat Pray Love

"Eat Pray Love" was based on a novel of the same name and starred Julie Roberts. Roberts was born in Smyrna, Georgia in 1967. She had been acting for a number of years before she burst into the worldwide entertainment scene when she starred in the blockbuster Cinderella-like story "Pretty Woman" in 1990. "Eat Pray Love" followed the story of a woman's spiritual restoration after a painful divorce through her travels in Italy and beyond, where she heartily enjoyed the local cuisine.

This image of a partially eaten apple points toward the title "Eat Pray Love."

Answer: The $5 milkshake

When Mia ordered the $5 milkshake at the Jack Rabbit Slim restaurant, Vince was surprised and asked the waiter if maybe there was bourbon in it. But once he tasted it, he agreed it was a very good milkshake.

A blender, pictured here, is often used in the making of milkshakes.

Answer: Tom Jones

In 1749, British author Henry Fielding published "The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling," and 214 years later, British director/producer Tony Richardson released the movie "Tom Jones." Albert Finney played the young hero, and he had a memorable scene at a dinner table with an attractive redhead.

This image is supposed to be of a tom cat.

Answer: Grease

"Grease" was a huge box office and critical success when it was released in theaters in 1978 with John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John as star-crossed sweethearts. In the drive-in scene, Danny Zuko, Travolta's character, was singing sadly about "Sandy," who had just stormed out of his car. As he sat on a swing and crooned, a trailer advertising hot dogs, starring a boy hot dog and a girl bun, played on the large screen behind.

This image is of a grease fire, referring to the word "Grease."

Answer: Goodfellas

"Goodfellas," created by esteemed director Martin Scorsese, followed the story of Henry Hill, a gangster in the Lucchese family of New York. Henry was imprisoned along with some of his associates, only they were given their own apartment, complete with a kitchen, as opposed to a typical prison cell. In the quoted scene, Henry's friends are making traditional tomato sauce.

This image is of a black hand, referring to the Black Hand, a Mafia-like criminal enterprise.

Answer: Who Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe?

"Who Is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe?" was a light-hearted caper movie about one great chef dying after another. The movie was based on the novel "Someone is Killing the Great Chefs of Europe" by Nan and Ivan Lyons.

This image is of a chef's hat.

Answer: Raw eggs

The scene of Rocky putting raw eggs into a glass and then drinking them straight was indelible. The belief may have been that the egg was a good source of protein. It should be noted that drinking raw eggs runs the risk of getting a food-borne illness, such as salmonella.

This image is of chicken noodle soup, a pointer to chickens, who lay eggs.

Answer: Ratatouille

"Ratatouille" followed the story of Remy, who was voiced by Patton Oswalt. Other voice actors on the film included Brian Dennehy as the leader of the rats and Janeane Garofalo as a roast cook. The movie was a critical and a box office success, winning the Oscar for Best Animated Film.

This image is of some vegetables, common ingredients in actual ratatouille, a vegetable dish from France.