Associated with Anzac Day on April 25, this snack is a crunchy commemoration of the members of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps (ANZAC) who fought in World War I

According to the ads, 'Aussie Kids' are what sort of kids?

This iconic, cheap Australian food was the staple of road workers and bushies in days gone by. Originally it was made from wheat flour, water and a pinch of salt, then baked in the coals of a campfire.

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This is often referred to as the "National Cake of Australia."

Both Australia and New Zealand claim to have invented this dish in honor of Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova when she visited Australasia in the 1920s.

Although somewhat dated, this tasty appetiser was a popular Australian dish during the 1970s and 80s.

A 'snag' is the slang name for what tasty treat in Oz?

What is the name of this native Australian nut?

An Italian name, but a bona fide Australian pub classic, this dish is simply a chicken schnitzel topped with an Italian-inspired tomato sauce and melted cheese. A perfect marriage.

This Aussie favourite is on the menu at every house party, sporting venue and even the morning after a big night.

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What is this iconic party treat called?

You can eat burgers all over the world, but to make a burger iconically 'Australian', you MUST add this one ingredient:

This style of cooking is a very popular past time, especially in the Summer time!

This food group from the ocean is a popular Christmas menu item.

What's the name of this furry little Aussie favourite?

Tick all of the native Australian animals (shown below) that have been used as a food source in Australia:

The Aussie slang word 'tucker' generally means: