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White House holiday food

You are either celebrating with us, or against us. White House photo by Eric Draper

Question 1:

The holidays are a time of fun, festivities and food, especially at the White House. With so many parties given each year, the White House staff is sure to cook up plenty for everyone. Which type of meat was not included on the holiday menu?

	Herb Roasted Lollipop Lamb Chops			Colossal Shrimp Cocktail

	Fried Spam			Chicken Fried Beef Tenderloin

Question 2:

That's right, if you were invited to the White House, those Texans would have you believe that you might like eating things called "Farfalle," "Souffl," "Aioli," and "Feta." Which of them is a big city word for pasta?

	Farfalle = pasta			Feta = pasta

	Aioli = pasta			Souffl = pasta

Question 3:

There were seven main types of cookies at the White House this year, along with candy canes. Pets Barney and Miss Beazley each got their shape designed into a tasty treat, plus two countries were named in cookies too. Which countries did guests gobble up?

	The Samoan Samoa and the French snail-eater			Mexican Wedding Cookies, Russian Tea Cakes

	The Afghan fudge and Iraqi double fudge

Question 4:

The desserts were mostly spectacular with warm apple cobbler, pumpkin trifle, mini tartlettes, red hat box mascarpone cake, and truffles. One tradition that the White House doesn't seem to be able to pass is the "chocolate roulade," also known as?

	The Democrat shuffle			The Christmas Log

	A Rumsfeld dump

Question 5:

President and Mrs. Bush spent Christmas 2006 at Camp David, near Washington D.C. They enjoyed a hearty lunch of: turkey, cornbread dressing, mashed potatoes, green beans, and sweet potato casserole. Gravy, what type of gravy did they have with their meal?

	Creamed onion gravy			Giblet gravy

	Organic free-range ocelot gravy