The original name of The New England Patriots
What is the Boston Patriots
The Prime Minister of the UK
Who is Boris Johnson
The name of Lee Lee's elementary school
What is Runkle (John D. Runkle Elementary School)
French settlers brought the recipe for pralines to this state, where both sugar cane and pecans were plentiful.
What is Louisiana
June Dunnagan's birthday
What is June 19th (aka Juneteenth)
The Patriots' original colors.
What are red white and blue
The national animal of the UK
What is the lion
This actress played Carol Brady on 'The Brady Bunch'
Who is Florence Henderson
French pralines traditionally used this nut, a water hungry variety which contains plenty of omega-3 fatty acids.
What are almonds.
The June birthstone
What is (any of the following): Alexandrite, Moonstone, Pearl
The season the Patriots first made a Superbowl appearance.
What is 1984/85
The capitol of Wales
What is Cardiff
The street Lee Lee lived on while in Nurses training
What is Longwood Ave
This traditional recipe for southern pralines includes butter, pecans, vanilla, and this sweetener which includes molasses
What is brown sugar
The horse race held last weekend (June 20th).
What is the Belmont Stakes.
The youngest player to win the Superbowl MVP
Who is the GOAT, the man, the myth, the legend, TOM BRADY
The first UK store to have an escalator installed
What is Harrod's
The name of the big-cat rights activist, CEO of Big Cat Rescue, and public enemy number 1 to Joe Exotic.
Who is Carole Baskin
Pralines from Belgium are known as soft-center chocolates, fondants, or this.
What are Bonbons
The actress who plays June Osborne (Offred/Offjoseph) in The Handmaid's Tale.
Who is Elisabeth Moss
The quarterback for the New England Patriots
Who is Jarrett Stidham
Queen Anne died of this.
A stroke
Lee Lee's favorite color
What is red (also acceptable: it depends on the day of the week)
Leah's pralines reigns as the oldest continually operating family-owned praline shop in the competitive confines of this popular tourist area of New Orleans
What is the French Quarter
National Praline day (NOT June 27th)
What is June 24th.
Meg had her dates confused and for a long time (embarrassingly too long) thought today was June 24th, hence the praline category.