Buzz·Posted on Jun 16, 2017Only A Food Expert Can Get 70% On This True Or False QuizYou've got a 50% chance of getting each question right, so how hard can it be?by Gena-mour BarrettBuzzFeed StaffFacebookPinterestTwitterMailLink Apples originate from Asia. Getty Images True Correct Incorrect True False Correct Incorrect False Correct! Wrong! DNA evidence points to Kazakhstan as the origin of apples, which is situated in Central Asia. Polyglycerol is another word for sugar. Getty Images True Correct Incorrect True False Correct Incorrect False Correct! Wrong! Polyglycerol polyricinoleate is an emulsifier and food additive. Goulash is the national dish of Austria. Getty Images True Correct Incorrect True False Correct Incorrect False Correct! Wrong! Goulash is the national dish of Hungary. Wiener Schnitzel is the national dish of Austria. German chocolate cake originates from Germany. Getty Images True Correct Incorrect True False Correct Incorrect False Correct! Wrong! It’s named after Sam German, who is in fact American. Potatoes are a complex carb. Getty Images True Correct Incorrect True False Correct Incorrect False Correct! Wrong! Starchy vegetables, like potatoes and corn, are considered complex carbs. Honey is made from nectar and bee vomit. Getty Images True Correct Incorrect True False Correct Incorrect False Correct! Wrong! Bees pass nectar to other bees by regurgitating into their mouth. This is repeated until the partially digested nectar is deposited into a honeycomb. There are 300 seeds on an average strawberry. Getty Images True Correct Incorrect True False Correct Incorrect False Correct! Wrong! There are 200 seeds, not 300. Milt is fish brains. Getty Images True Correct Incorrect True False Correct Incorrect False Correct! Wrong! It’s actually fish sperm. Almonds grow on trees. Getty Images True Correct Incorrect True False Correct Incorrect False Correct! Wrong! They do! Here's some pictorial proof. Via Getty Images Gouda comes from The Netherlands. Getty Images True Correct Incorrect True False Correct Incorrect False Correct! Wrong! Gouda is a Dutch cow’s cheese. Cranberries bounce when ripe. Getty Images True Correct Incorrect True False Correct Incorrect False Correct! Wrong! Cranberries do bounce when they're ripe, which is why they're given the nickname "bounceberries". Edible figs have at least one dead bee inside them. Getty Images True Correct Incorrect True False Correct Incorrect False Correct! Wrong! No dead bees, but they do contain dead wasps. These wasps are an essential part of the ecosystem. In fact, without fig wasps, there would be no figs. Pound cake got its name from John Oliver Pound, who invented the recipe. Getty Images True Correct Incorrect True False Correct Incorrect False Correct! Wrong! The name actually comes from the original recipe, which called for a pound of butter, a pound of sugar, a pound of eggs, and a pound of flour. Pierogi originates from Japan. Getty Images True Correct Incorrect True False Correct Incorrect False Correct! Wrong! Pierogi are filled dumplings of Polish origin. The image below is a ribeye steak. Getty Images True Correct Incorrect True False Correct Incorrect False Correct! Wrong! It is! Ribeye steaks are "cut from the main muscle attached to the spine".