Survey Questions/Food & Drink

Food & Drink Family Feud Questions

Everybody eats, which is why food boards produce the most confident guesses and the loudest disagreements. These twelve questions cover leftovers, breakfast, restaurant habits, messy meals and the toppings people fight about.

We wrote them for Friendly Feud and gave each board suggested points that add up to 100. The weighting is ours, not a survey's, and food habits differ by country, so adjust a board if your table disagrees.

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Food & Drink survey questions

Points are suggested values that add up to 100 per board. We chose them ourselves; they are not survey results.

  1. 1.Name a food that tastes better the next day.

    Show the 6 answers ▾

    1. 1.Pizza33 pts
    2. 2.Chili19 pts
    3. 3.Lasagna17 pts
    4. 4.Curry13 pts
    5. 5.Stew11 pts
    6. 6.Fried rice7 pts

    Host note: Cold-pizza fans answer before the question is finished. The rest of the board depends on what your players cook at home.

  2. 2.Name something people put on toast.

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    1. 1.Butter38 pts
    2. 2.Jam23 pts
    3. 3.Peanut butter15 pts
    4. 4.Avocado11 pts
    5. 5.Eggs8 pts
    6. 6.Honey5 pts

    Host note: Simple enough for children and still competitive for adults. A reliable opening board.

  3. 3.Name a food that is impossible to eat neatly.

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    1. 1.Tacos26 pts
    2. 2.Spaghetti22 pts
    3. 3.Ribs17 pts
    4. 4.A burger14 pts
    5. 5.Corn on the cob12 pts
    6. 6.Chicken wings9 pts

    Host note: There is no dominant answer, so teams collect strikes quickly. Good for a steal.

  4. 4.Name something people order at a restaurant but never make at home.

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    1. 1.Sushi30 pts
    2. 2.Lobster18 pts
    3. 3.Fried chicken16 pts
    4. 4.French fries14 pts
    5. 5.Ramen12 pts
    6. 6.Cheesecake10 pts

    Host note: Keen home cooks will object to half the board. That is the fun of it.

  5. 5.Name a snack you would buy at a movie theater.

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    1. 1.Popcorn55 pts
    2. 2.Nachos13 pts
    3. 3.Candy12 pts
    4. 4.A hot dog9 pts
    5. 5.A pretzel7 pts
    6. 6.Ice cream4 pts

    Host note: More than half the points sit on one answer. Use it as a Face-Off, where speed matters more than thought.

  6. 6.Name a food people argue about how to make properly.

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    1. 1.Chili22 pts
    2. 2.Barbecue21 pts
    3. 3.Pizza19 pts
    4. 4.Rice14 pts
    5. 5.Scrambled eggs13 pts
    6. 6.Tea11 pts

    Host note: The flattest board in the set. Expect the argument in the question to break out for real.

  7. 7.Name something you would find in almost every refrigerator.

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    1. 1.Milk31 pts
    2. 2.Eggs22 pts
    3. 3.Butter15 pts
    4. 4.Ketchup13 pts
    5. 5.Cheese11 pts
    6. 6.A jar nobody remembers buying8 pts

    Host note: The last answer is there for the laugh. Give it to any player who describes that jar in their own words.

  8. 8.Name a food that kids hate but adults like.

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    1. 1.Broccoli27 pts
    2. 2.Mushrooms21 pts
    3. 3.Brussels sprouts19 pts
    4. 4.Spinach14 pts
    5. 5.Olives11 pts
    6. 6.Blue cheese8 pts

    Host note: Play adults against children if you can. Each side knows half of this board.

  9. 9.Name something that goes wrong when you cook for guests.

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    1. 1.The food burns36 pts
    2. 2.There is not enough food18 pts
    3. 3.Something is undercooked15 pts
    4. 4.A missing ingredient13 pts
    5. 5.Dinner is late12 pts
    6. 6.The smoke alarm goes off6 pts

    Host note: A good one for the host of the evening to sit out and judge.

  10. 10.Name a breakfast food you could happily eat for dinner.

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    1. 1.Pancakes31 pts
    2. 2.Eggs22 pts
    3. 3.Waffles17 pts
    4. 4.Cereal14 pts
    5. 5.Bacon10 pts
    6. 6.French toast6 pts

    Host note: Quick, cheerful and hard to get wrong. Use it to rescue a team that is far behind.

  11. 11.Name a topping that divides people.

    Show the 6 answers ▾

    1. 1.Pineapple44 pts
    2. 2.Anchovies18 pts
    3. 3.Olives13 pts
    4. 4.Mushrooms10 pts
    5. 5.Cilantro9 pts
    6. 6.Pickles6 pts

    Host note: Take a show of hands on the top answer before the reveal. The room will split.

  12. 12.Name a food you eat at a fair or carnival.

    Show the 6 answers ▾

    1. 1.Cotton candy29 pts
    2. 2.Funnel cake21 pts
    3. 3.A corn dog19 pts
    4. 4.Popcorn13 pts
    5. 5.A candy apple11 pts
    6. 6.Ice cream7 pts

    Host note: Fair food varies by region. Swap in a local favourite if one is missing.

How to play these boards without a screen

  1. Split into two teams and pick a host, who keeps this page to themselves.
  2. The host reads a question. One player from each team answers; whoever names the higher-scoring answer wins control of the board for their team.
  3. That team takes turns guessing. Each answer on the board scores its points, and each miss is a strike.
  4. After three strikes the other team gets one guess to steal every point scored in the round. Most points after four boards wins.

Tips for hosting a food & drink round

  • Ask players to guess the number-one answer out loud before the reveal. Food boards are where a crowd is most predictable.

  • Play a food round between courses at a dinner party. The boards are easy, so they warm the room up before harder ones.

  • Pair a food round with a Custom topic in the online game about your own town's restaurants.

New to the format? Read the full rules or our guide to hosting a virtual game night.

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The questions, answers and host notes on this page were written by Friendly Feud and are free to use at your own game night. Point values are suggestions, not survey results. "Family Feud" is a registered trademark of Fremantle. Friendly Feud is an independent fan project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Fremantle or any related entity.