Namesakes
This classic amusement park ride was debuted by it's creator at the 1893 Chicago World's Fair
Ferris Wheel
2017 Philadelphia Eagles
Nick Foles
1776
This is the process of cracking an egg into boiling water to cook it
Poaching
Florida NBA team that plays a popular trading card game
Orlando Magic the Gathering
America (Amerigo Vespucci)
1997 Denver Broncos
John Elway
Pokemon Go was released and dominated the Summer of this year
2016
Roux
This pro skater got famous with this two "word" catch phrase in an on the street interview after a night of drinking
Tony Hawk Tuah
This popular cracker was invented in the 19th century by it's namesake who was a health reformer promoting whole-wheat foods (for reasons we won't be getting into)
Graham cracker
1993 Dallas Cowboys
Troy Aikman
The Moon landing, July 20th of this year
1969
This oil has the highest smoke point making it most ideal for frying at high temps
Avocado oil
Krusty the Clown's former criminal sidekick was the subject of the 2024 biopic "A Complete Unknown"
Sideshow Bob Dylan
This word, meaning to stop doing or buying something out of protest, was named after an Irish captain who decided to stop paying his rent in 1880
Boycott (Captain Charles Boycott)
1978 Pittsburgh Steelers
Terry Bradshaw
Germany invaded Poland September 1st of this year, officially kicking off WW2
1939
This is the technique of briefly submerging a food into boiling water and immediately cooling it rapidly in ice water
Blanching
This Sir-Mix-A-Lot song was the soundtrack to a hit 1985 movie produced by Steven Spielberg
Baby Got Back to the Future
This fast food chain was named after the initials of the Raffel Brothers (even though it's not spelled that way)
Arby's
Apple released the first iphone on June 29th of this year
2007
The process of removing the backbone and break the breastbone of a chicken in order to lay it flat for roasting
Spatchcock
Fantastic four-square