Alaskan ice cream - Quiz
Alaskan ice cream
  • 1. What are some of the traditional names for Alaskan ice cream?
A) Alaska Native ice cream, Alaskan Indian ice cream, Native ice cream, or Indian ice cream
B) Snow Cream
C) Arctic Gelato
D) Frozen Berry Delight
  • 2. Which groups are known for making Alaskan ice cream?
A) Inuit and Aleut
B) Pacific Islanders
C) Alaska Native groups of Alaskan Athabaskans, IƱupiat, and Yup'ik
D) Siberian Natives
  • 3. What is a traditional fat used in making Alaskan ice cream?
A) Coconut oil
B) Goat milk
C) Butter
D) Caribou, moose, or walrus tallow, or seal oil
  • 4. Which type of meat is traditionally used in Alaskan ice cream?
A) Chicken
B) Dried fish, such as pike, sheefish, or whitefish
C) Pork
D) Beef
  • 5. What kind of berries are commonly mixed into Alaskan ice cream?
A) Strawberries, blackberries, and cherries
B) Cowberry, bilberry, cranberries, bearberry, crowberry, salmonberry, cloudberry, raspberry, blueberry, or prickly rose
C) Pineapple and mango
D) Grapes and peaches
  • 6. Which sweeteners are traditionally used in Alaskan ice cream?
A) Sugar and molasses
B) Honey and maple syrup
C) Agave nectar and stevia
D) Roots of Indian potato or wild carrot
  • 7. What is 'snow akutaq'?
A) A kind of akutaq
B) A frozen dessert made with snow
C) A type of snow cone
D) A traditional Alaskan snowball
  • 8. What is the traditional method of blending ingredients for Alaskan ice cream?
A) Mixed in a metal bowl with an electric mixer
B) Whisked in a glass bowl by hand
C) Blended with moose fat in a birch bark container until light and fluffy
D) Blended in a plastic container with a blender
  • 9. How can Alaskan ice cream be consumed?
A) Only unfrozen
B) Unfrozen or frozen
C) Only frozen
D) Only as a smoothie
  • 10. What activity was traditionally associated with the preparation of Alaskan Athabascan Indian ice cream?
A) Singing 'ice cream songs'
B) Storytelling
C) Dancing
D) Meditation
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