A Question of Taste
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Teams of three play five rounds: See Food, TV Dinners, Smorgasbord, Food Clues and Gastroknowledge. William Sitwell is in Kitchen Corner, and we're told he'll provide "fascinating foodie facts" through the show. | Teams of three play five rounds: See Food, TV Dinners, Smorgasbord, Food Clues and Gastroknowledge. William Sitwell is in Kitchen Corner, and we're told he'll provide "fascinating foodie facts" through the show. | ||
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| + | William Sitwell is the nephew of poet and author Edith Sitwell. | ||
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| + | [http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b019dzz6 BBC programme page] | ||
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[[Questions of Taste]], a 1980s panel game on Radio 4. | [[Questions of Taste]], a 1980s panel game on Radio 4. | ||
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Current revision as of 03:56, 28 August 2024
Contents |
Host
Co-host
William Sitwell
Broadcast
Silver River for BBC Two, 2 January to 6 February 2012 (6 episodes in 1 series)
Synopsis
The pre-publicity blurb claims this "puts the quiz into cuisine". It's a "food quiz for foodies that don't just know their onions, but grow and pickle them as well; for whom knowing the difference between Tahitian and Madagascan vanilla really matters; and for whom perfecting a red wine reduction is a way of life."
Teams of three play five rounds: See Food, TV Dinners, Smorgasbord, Food Clues and Gastroknowledge. William Sitwell is in Kitchen Corner, and we're told he'll provide "fascinating foodie facts" through the show.
Trivia
William Sitwell is the nephew of poet and author Edith Sitwell.
Web links
See also
Questions of Taste, a 1980s panel game on Radio 4.
