what sparked the tradition of eating kfc chicken for christmas in japan?
a popular japanese tv show featuring kfc chicken
a government mandate to celebrate christmas with kfc
a successful advertising campaign by kfc
a famous japanese chef promoting kfc chicken for christmas
12 multiple choice 1 point
what unique twist does gordon ramsey add to his roasted goose recipe?
a rub made from five - spice powder and citrus zest
a stuffing of apples and sage
a glaze of honey and mustard
a marinade of soy sauce and ginger
13 multiple choice 1 point
what ingredient gives lucia buns their distinctive yellow color?
nutmeg

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### First Question (KFC Christmas in Japan)
# Brief Explanations:
The tradition of eating KFC for Christmas in Japan started with a successful advertising campaign by KFC in the 1970s, promoting a "Christmas chicken" meal. A TV show, government mandate, or chef promotion are not the causes.
# Answer:
C. A successful advertising campaign by KFC

### Second Question (Gordon Ramsay's Roasted Goose)
# Brief Explanations:
Gordon Ramsay's roasted goose recipe uses a rub made from five - spice powder and citrus zest as a unique twist. The other options (apple - sage stuffing, honey - mustard glaze, soy - ginger marinade) are not the unique twist he adds.
# Answer:
A. a rub made from five - spice powder and citrus zest

### Third Question (Lucia Buns' Yellow Color)
(Note: Assuming the correct ingredient is Saffron, though the option shown is "Nutmeg" which is likely a typo or error. If we go with typical knowledge, Lucia Buns get their yellow color from saffron. But based on the given option "Nutmeg" being incorrect, if we assume a possible correct option related, but since the user's image shows "Nutmeg" as an option (possibly a typo), but the actual correct ingredient for Lucia Buns' yellow color is saffron. However, if we have to choose from the given (possibly wrong) option, but likely a typo. If we proceed with the intended correct knowledge, the answer would be related to saffron, but since the option here is "Nutmeg" which is incorrect, but if we follow the given options, there might be an error. But assuming the user's options have a typo and the correct is saffron, but since the given option is "Nutmeg", this might be an error. However, if we have to answer based on the given (even if wrong), but likely the intended correct answer is related to saffron, but the given option is wrong. So there might be a mistake in the options.

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First Question (KFC Christmas in Japan)

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Second Question (Gordon Ramsay's Roasted Goose)