Can You Ace This Australian Food Quiz?

Vegemite is very Australian in nature. You can spread it on anything, much like peanut butter!

The Anzac biscuit was borne out of World War I. It was when the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps or ANZAC was formed, too.

A Lamington is a small pastry. It's a sponge cake with chocolate icing, then desiccated coconut finishes the garnish.

Word has it that this light meringue-based dessert is named after famed Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova. But some neighboring countries kinda wanna protest that.

A meat pie is indeed that -- a pie filled with meat. It's a typical food item in Australian cuisine.

A Chiko roll is like a portable snack item. It's got some beef in there, some cabbage, onion and carrots mixed in it.

Weetabix is popular for breakfast. When you're on the move, this is good to consume.

The Neenish tart is always prepared in two colors. It's got cream inside as filling.

Whenever an Australian visits friends overseas, it's a sure bet that they have Tim Tams as gifts for them. Hey, that's Australia's finest, so try it!

Snag is how Australians call sausage. Therefore, these are barbecued sausages.

Fish and chips is a favorite Australian menu item. You've gotta try how they do that down there!

Kensington Pride is a kind of mango developed in Australia, specifically in Bowen. That's why they're also called Bowen mangoes.

When in Australia, order a " sausage sanga" which means a sausage sandwich. Yep, they love their sausage sandwiches.

Avocados are popular the world over. But there's a special love affair with this fruit down under.

A fairy bread is just a simple white bread loaf sliced like triangles, spread with butter or margarine and covered with rainbow sprinkles. It's yummy!

Golden Gaytime is a special kind of ice cream treat. It's actually got vanilla ice cream at the core, and then wrapped all around with toffee ice cream, then biscuit crumbs garnish it all around.

A milk bar is like a convenience store. Lollies are the different kinds of candies that kids can buy in there.

Australian prawns are big and juicy. And yep, they taste great when barbecued!

A John Dory is a kind of fish that's popular all over Australia. Their fillets are prepared in a variety of yummy ways.

Iced VoVo is made up of a biscuit base, then raspberry jam is in the middle. On top, pink fondant is added there, and also some coconut sprinkles.

The Cherry Ripe is a kind of dark chocolate bar. It's got cherries and coconut inside it.

The vanilla slice is a pastry that's filled with vanilla custard. It's made up of several layers with icing sugar dust.

Believe it or not, they also eat kangaroos in Australia. It's best when grilled.

The Barramundi fish is prepared as a fish steak cooked in oil. It's a river fish.

Burger with a lot is what Australians call a huge hamburger filled with the usual suspects: beef patty, lettuce, tomato, onion, cheese, and ketchup. But what makes this Australian is the addition of the red beet root slice, a pineapple slice and a fried egg. Yowza!

Yep, crocodile meat is eaten in Australia. They even export it!

The lemon myrtle byproduct is heavily utilized by the beauty industry. But foodies use the leaf to add culinary yumminess in many dishes.

The SAO biscuit is square. Vegemite goes well with it.

A Balmain bug is actually a kind of lobster. The meat is mostly in its tail part.

Pea and ham soup is an easy enough recipe to make. Do it the Australian way.

A damper is a traditional Australian bread. It's soda bread, cooked over a campfire, in the olden days.

Macadamia nuts are found all over the eastern part of Australia. They're mixed in with a lot of dishes and confectionery.

The emu is also eaten like beef in Australia. It's actually lower in cholesterol than beef.

Witchetty grubs are kinda like caterpillars in appearance, but they burrow in tree roots areas where they are hunted. You just barbecue or toast it, and eat -- or yeah, raw is also a way to go.

The quandong is a bit peachy in taste. Aborigines value it for its medicinal properties, aside from being a good-tasting fruit.

Snowberries are native to very cold regions of Australia. There's a lot of them in Tasmania.

The Splice ice cream treat is fruit-flavored. You must try it when you see it!

Finger limes are as citrusy sour as limes. But its cute look is what gives it an edge in food presentations.