Cooking
Slogans
Random
Holiday foods
Health
100
How many teaspoons are in a tablespoon?
3
100
"Eat Fresh"
Subway
100
Who is The Jolly Green Giant's sidekick?
The Little Green Sprout, a young, childlike character introduced in 1972 to help represent children and encourage them to eat their vegetables.
100
Globally, what are some Christmas foods?
Roast turkey, ham, mashed potatoes, stuffing, and gravy in Western traditions, with classic desserts like Christmas pudding or fruitcake. Other regional specialties include KFC in Japan and mulled wine in Europe
100
How many times per day should you brush your teeth?
You should brush your teeth twice a day for at least two minutes each time, in the morning and before bed
200
What does it mean to sauté something?
To cook food quickly in a small amount of fat, such as oil or butter, in a hot pan over high heat.
200
Finish the slogan: "Cuckoo for ______"
Cocoa Puffs
200
Which restaurant did Dave Thomas establish?
Wendy's
200
What does a traditional Easter meal consist of?
Easter ham, a potato dish, vegetable side dishes such as corn, deviled eggs, green beans or asparagus, and dinner rolls. Sometimes families serve roast lamb or roasted chicken instead of ham. Or scalloped potatoes instead of mashed potatoes.
Desserts: Simnel cake, cheese cake, chocolate fridge cake, carrot cakes...just to name a few!
200
What blood cells fight viruses?
White blood cells
300
How many calories do adults need per day?
An average man needs 2,500kcal a day. An average woman needs 2,000kcal a day.
300
"Think Different"
Apple
300
Which clothing company uses the slogan "Quality never goes out of style?
Levi's
300
What are some Halloween dishes in the US?
Pumpkin pie/bread, caramel apples, chili, caramel corn
300
Define calories
Calories are a unit of energy that your body uses to function, fuel essential processes like breathing and thinking, and perform physical activities.
400
How many ounces make half a pound?
8 ounces
400
What game has this slogan: "The game that ties you up in knots"
Twister
400
Do you know the exact measurement of a pinch of an ingredient?
1/16 of a teaspoon
400
What are some foods eaten during Yom Kippur?
Jewish people observe a 25-hour fast, so they consume very little or no food or drink. Before the fast begins, a pre-fast meal may include light options like chicken or fish, challah, eggs, and fruits. After the fast, the celebratory "break fast" meal typically features easy-to-digest foods such as bagels with cream cheese and lox, sweet noodle kugel, egg salad, or fish platters
400
How much psychical activity (moderate-intensity) is needed per day for an adult?
At least 30 minutes a day
500
How do you braise food?
By searing food at high heat to develop flavor and color, then simmering it in a covered pot with a moderate amount of liquid over low heat for an extended period, which tenderizes the food and infuses it with flavor
500
"Let's go places"
Toyota
500
Why should you not add water to grease fire
Water is denser than oil, causing it to sink to the bottom of the hot pan, where it rapidly turns into steam. This superheated, expanding steam then violently erupts, carrying small droplets of burning grease with it into the air, which results in a dangerous fireball that rapidly spreads the fire and can cause severe burns
500
What are considered Kwanzaa foods?
Kwanzaa foods celebrate the African Diaspora and include dishes like black-eyed peas, collard greens, sweet potatoes, cornbread, jollof rice, and fried catfish, often incorporating the colors red, black, and green. The main meal is a feast called the karamu, which features a variety of dishes that reflect heritage and culture, with no single traditional meal for the holiday
500
Where is blood made in the human body?
Blood is primarily made in the bone marrow, the spongy tissue found inside bones, through a process called hematopoiesis. However, a recent discovery in 2025 revealed that the lungs also contribute to blood production by backing up the bone marrow's role, especially in mammals