Food Idioms Quiz

Which idiom means that something is being bought very quickly and in large numbers?

• Stew in your own juice

• Selling like hot cakes

• Have a sweet tooth

• The icing on the cake

If someone has to suffer the consequences of their own actions without help, they are...

• Taking something with a grain of salt

• Stewing in their own juice

• Handing everything on a silver platter

• Crying over spilt milk

If you love eating sugary foods, which idiom best describes you?

• You have a sweet tooth

• You have a lot on your plate

• You take everything with a grain of salt

• You are selling like hot cakes

What does "handing everything on a silver platter" mean?

• Giving someone an easy opportunity without effort

• Making a good situation even better

• Giving something in a small quantity

• Avoiding responsibility for something

If a situation is already good, but something makes it even better, it is...

• Food for thought

• The icing on the cake

• Selling like hot cakes

• Crying over spilt milk

If you should not believe everything you hear because it might not be true, you should...

• Have a lot on your plate

• Take it with a grain of salt

• Stew in your own juice

• Sell it like hot cakes

What does "food for thought" mean?

• A deep and serious topic to consider

• A situation that makes you very happy

• An opportunity given too easily

• A big meal that needs to be finished

Why is it "no use crying over spilt milk"?

• Because there's always more milk in the fridge

• Because being upset about the past won't change it

• Because you should just buy a new glass

• Because it's better to stew in your own juice

If someone is extremely busy with work or responsibilities, they...

• Have a lot on their plate

• Take things with a grain of salt

• Cry over spilt milk

• Hand everything on a silver platter