Drive-Thru Dining
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Brands, Mascots & Slogans
100

This incredibly popular fast-food chain is famous for its chicken sandwiches, waffle fries, and for being completely closed on Sundays.

What is Chick-fil-A?

100

Traditionally served with soy sauce, pickled ginger, and spicy wasabi, this iconic Japanese dish primarily consists of specially prepared vinegared rice and raw seafood.

What is sushi?

100

Inviting consumers to "Taste the Rainbow," these bite-sized, chewy candies feature a hard outer shell stamped with a single white "S."

What are Skittles?

100

Sporting a simple checkmark logo known worldwide as the "Swoosh," this massive athletic apparel brand's famous three-word slogan is "Just Do It."

What is Nike?

200

A staple for late-night college runs in Texas, this iconic orange-and-white burger chain is famous for its Spicy Ketchup, Honey BBQ Chicken Strip Sandwich, and Dr. Pepper Shake.

What is Whataburger?

200

Often considered the ultimate Canadian comfort food, this messy, late-night dish consists of crispy french fries topped with squeaky cheese curds and smothered in hot brown gravy.

What is poutine?

200

Officially marketed as "Milk's Favorite Cookie," this iconic Nabisco snack consists of two chocolate wafers separated by a sweet, white creme filling.

What is the Oreo?

200

In a massively popular and long-running series of insurance commercials, a husband caught on the phone late at night claims he is simply talking to this appropriately named, khaki-wearing employee.

Who is Jake from State Farm?

300

According to founder, the beef patties at this fast-food chain are intentionally shaped as squares so that they visibly "hang over the edge of the bun."

What is Wendy's?

300

An absolute staple of Korean cuisine, this traditional, spicy side dish is made by salting and fermenting vegetables, most commonly napa cabbage and Korean radishes.

What is kimchi?

300

Originally designed by a chemist to solve the problem of broken, greasy chips in a bag, these stackable potato crisps are famously sold in a rigid cylindrical tube.

What are Pringles?

300

Originally designed in 1898 and made entirely out of stacked white tires, this pudgy, friendly mascot's actual name is "Bibendum," though he is almost universally known by the name of his company.

Who is the Michelin Man?

400

In 1962, a McDonald's franchise owner in Ohio invented this specific menu item to keep sales from dropping on Fridays in heavily Catholic neighborhoods.

What is the Filet-O-Fish?

400

Known as the national dish of Scotland, this savory pudding is made by mincing a sheep’s heart, liver, and lungs with oatmeal and spices, traditionally boiled inside the animal's stomach.

What is haggis?

400

RESURRECTION QUESTION: Originally created in Tennessee in the 1940s specifically to be used as a mixer for whiskey, this neon-green, highly caffeinated soda gets its name from a 19th-century slang term for moonshine.

What is Mountain Dew?

400

Instantly recognizable by her bright white uniform, name tag, red lipstick, and retro hairstyle, this enthusiastic fictional cashier named Flo has been the mascot for this insurance company since 2008.

What is Progressive?

500

Before it became a trendy health food in the 2010s, this massive fast-food franchise was famously the largest purchaser of kale in the United States, using it strictly as a decorative garnish to make their buffet salad bars look pretty.

HINT: Do not think traditional burger fast food places (Ex: McDonalds, Wendy's, etc.).

What is Pizza Hut?

500

DAILY DOUBLE: Despite being the ultimate symbol of French baking, the buttery, crescent-shaped pastry known as the croissant was actually invented in this European country, where it was originally called a "kipferl."

What is Austria?

500

In 1995, the Mars candy company ran a massive, two-month global voting campaign to permanently replace the tan-colored M&M. Over 10 million people voted, overwhelmingly choosing this color that remains in the standard bag today.

What is Blue?

500

He has been giggling when poked in the stomach in commercials since 1965, but very few people know that the official given name of this adorable, doughy baking mascot is actually ______ _____ and not the Pillsbury Doughboy.

Who is Poppin' Fresh?

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