Ideas for using these questions
- At family dinners, food questions steer clear of touchy topics and get every generation talking.
- In class, they open a lesson on nutrition, world cuisines or where food comes from.
- When nobody can decide on dinner, run three questions and let the majority choose. Still tied between two places? Let the coin flip settle it.
- At a potluck, ask a question per dish as it comes out, and let the cook break any ties.
One rule: you can roast a dish, never the person who loves it.