20 food would you rather questions
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20 questions · Food would you rather questions · prompts to play
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- 1
Would you rather have a picnic breakfast or a midnight breakfast?
- 2
Would you rather choose a crunchy snack or a chewy snack?
- 3
Would you rather cook from a recipe or invent a meal from available ingredients?
- 4
Would you rather have soup in a mug or salad in a jar?
- 5
Would you rather try a new fruit or a new vegetable?
- 6
Would you rather make bread or make pasta?
- 7
Would you rather eat a meal with lots of little dishes or one main dish?
- 8
Would you rather grow herbs on a windowsill or grow tomatoes in a garden?
- 9
Would you rather share a tasting plate or order your own favorite?
- 10
Would you rather decorate a cake or build a sandwich tower?
- 11
Would you rather pack the picnic or choose the picnic spot?
- 12
Would you rather learn a folding technique for dumplings or a shaping technique for bread?
- 13
Would you rather have a sweet breakfast or a savory breakfast?
- 14
Would you rather make a smoothie or a fruit salad?
- 15
Would you rather visit a bakery or visit a farmers' market?
- 16
Would you rather have roasted potatoes or mashed potatoes?
- 17
Would you rather make your own dip or make your own crackers?
- 18
Would you rather eat with a view of the mountains or with a view of the sea?
- 19
Would you rather try an unfamiliar spice or learn to use a familiar ingredient differently?
- 20
Would you rather write a cookbook for beginners or a cookbook of family favorites?
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