Food Never Have I Ever Questions
135 food questions, free to play. Tap a card and pass the phone around.
eaten cereal for dinner
135 food questions, free to play. Tap a card and pass the phone around.
eaten cereal for dinner
Food produces surprisingly strong opinions and surprisingly guilty confessions, and this deck collects both.
It opens with eating habits nobody defends out loud: cereal for dinner, dessert before the main course, leftovers eaten standing at the counter, soup drunk from a mug, a meal made entirely of sides. Then the household crimes — hiding snacks from people you live with, replacing something before anyone noticed, blaming someone else for finishing it, eating food that was clearly labelled.
The argument section is the one that will stop a round dead. Pineapple on pizza. How to make tea. Whether a hot dog is a sandwich. Having strong opinions about a biscuit.
There is a cooking section built around optimism failing — improvising a recipe, substituting an ingredient disastrously, reading instructions halfway through, going to the shop mid recipe, and finally giving up and ordering food while something is still in the oven.
It ends on restaurant behaviour, including asking for a bite of someone else's and being given the smallest possible piece.
Yes, most of it. It is clean and the eating habit questions work for any age.
No. This deck is about food and soft drinks only.
It is one of the better ones. Everyone at a table has an opinion on at least one of the argument questions.