Worcestershire Sauce has very little to do with Worcestershire – so what is Britain's great culinary gift to the globe? And did Marco Polo really bring pasta to Italy?
Drag the food to the country you think it comes from – when you're right, you'll be rewarded with some background information, and the next challenge!
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