Food for Thought
This legume is the primary ingredient in traditional hummus.
What are chickpeas?
This sea creature has three hearts.
What is an octopus?
In this sport, a score of zero is called “love.”
What is tennis?
The “Golden Arches” belong to this fast-food restaurant.
What is McDonald’s?
What is the best-selling item in the Beehive
What are Tic Tacs?
This spicy green paste is traditionally served alongside sushi.
What is wasabi?
A group of these black birds is traditionally called a “murder.”
What are crows?
Players collect brick, wood, sheep, wheat and ore in this popular strategy board game.
What is Catan?
“Have It Your Way” has long been associated with this burger chain.
What is Burger King?
What year was HoneyRock founded
What was 1951?
Bubble tea is generally believed to have originated in this country.
What is Taiwan?
This African country has more ancient pyramids than Egypt.
What is Sudan?
This is the highest possible score in a traditional game of ten-pin bowling.
What is 300?
The arrow in this company’s logo travels from the letter A to the letter Z.
What is Amazon?
How many acres does Honeyrock own
What is 900-1,000
This salty, crumbly cheese is traditionally used in spanakopita.
What is feta?
Lasting less than an hour in 1896, the shortest recorded war involved Britain and this African sultanate.
What is Zanzibar?
In golf, scoring three strokes under par on a single hole is known by this bird-related term.
What is an albatross?
This technology company’s first logo showed Sir Isaac Newton sitting beneath a fruit tree.
What is Apple?
How many lakes is Long Lake connected to as a part of Chain of Lakes here in WI?
What is 28 lakes
The name of this Italian coffee-flavored dessert translates roughly to “pick me up.”
What is tiramisu?
The fingerprints of this marsupial can look remarkably similar to human fingerprints.
What is a koala?
Despite its alternative name “ping-pong,” this sport was first developed in this European country.
What is England?
The name of this toy company comes from the Danish words meaning “play well.”
What is LEGO?
What day and year was Chrouser built?
What is September 2, 1995?