Ice Cream Toppings
First introduced in 1926, this topping was created by the same Pennsylvania company whose founder built a town bearing his name.
What is Hershey's chocolate syrup?
This breed was developed in the Arctic to pull sleds and transport people and supplies across frozen terrain.
What is a Siberian Husky?
Information of little practical importance, often shared simply because it is interesting.
What is trivia?
This Massachusetts island vacation destination is associated with lighthouses, whale watching, and the towns of Oak Bluffs and Edgartown.
What is Martha's Vineyard?
This tree produces the acorns that are an important food source for squirrels, deer, and other wildlife.
What is oak?
In New England, these tiny chocolate or rainbow candies are often called by this regional nickname rather than their more common national name.
What are jimmies?
Bred to hunt badgers and other animals underground, this long-bodied German breed was designed to fit into narrow burrows.
What is a Dachshund?
A feeling of great sadness or suffering; this word can also describe something very sad.
What is tragic?
This Canadian city, where French is the official language, is known for Mount Royal, its famous Notre-Dame Basilica, and a vast underground pedestrian network.
What is Montreal?
This tree can live for thousands of years and is famous for its twisted, gnarled appearance in the Mediterranean region.
What is an olive tree?
This Italian confection made from hazelnuts and chocolate is a popular ice cream topping when warmed slightly.
What is Nutella?
Developed in England by a clergyman who wanted a dog capable of flushing foxes from their underground dens, this energetic small dog was bred to work alongside mounted fox hunts.
What is a Jack Russell Terrier?
Lasting only a short time.
What is transient?
This Georgia city is known for Spanish moss, historic squares, and antebellum architecture, and is one of the oldest cities in the United States.
What is Savannah?
This flowering tree produces distinctive pink or white blossoms in spring and is the state tree of both Virginia and Missouri.
What is dogwood?
This topping’s name comes from a French word, and in the U.S. it commonly refers to chopped nuts coated in caramelized sugar.
What are pralines?
Developed in the Australian Outback, this breed, also called a "Blue Heeler," was bred to move large herds over long distances and is known for its remarkable stamina.
What is an Australian Cattle Dog?
Fear or anxiety about something that may happen.
What is trepidation?
Known for its whitewashed buildings and blue-domed churches, this Greek island is one of the most photographed destinations in the Aegean.
What is Santorini?
This tree's distinctive papery bark was once widely used by Indigenous peoples to make canoes.
What is birch?
This Japanese topping made from finely ground roasted green tea leaves can give vanilla ice cream an earthy, slightly bitter flavor.
What is matcha?
Named for a German town, this powerful working breed once accompanied traveling butchers, helping drive livestock and haul heavy carts to market.
What is a Rottweiler?
A distorted or absurd representation of something.
What is a travesty?
This Croatian coastal city, whose historic center is surrounded by massive stone walls, became especially famous as a filming location for Game of Thrones.
What is Dubrovnik?
This California tree is the largest tree species in the world by volume (not tallest), with the famous General Sherman Tree among its members.
What is the Giant Sequoia?