The FDA limits this stimulant to about 71 mg per 12 oz of soda.
Caffeine
Boston's oldest tavern, opened in 1795, is still pouring today
Bell in Hand
This snack food was invented in 1853 after a chef sliced a vegetable paper-thin out of spite
Potato chips
In 1847, Fry & Sons created the world’s first bar of this sweet treat.
Chocolate
What type of chicken dish is a staple in Jamaica?
Jerk chicken
The FDA requires this common beverage be at least 3.25% fat to be labeled "whole"
Milk
When you're here, you're family is the slogan of this chain of restaurants
Olive Garden
What dish, made from fermented soybeans, has been a staple in Japanese cuisine for centuries?
Miso
Created in 1886, this drink was advertised as a medicine before becoming one of the world’s top sodas.
Coca-Cola
In India, this spiced tea mixed with milk and sugar is a daily ritual
Chai
This word is legally required on packages that contain fish, peanuts, or tree nuts
Allergen
This Boston steakhouse is known for it's famous red doors
Boston Chops
What handheld food was named after a wealthy man in the 1700's who hated leaving the card table while gambling?
Sandwich
What is Gordon Ramsey's signature meat dish?
Beef Wellington
This bubbly Mexican soda brand comes in flavors like mandarin and tamarind.
Jarritos
This controversial artificial sweetener was approved by the FDA in 1981 and is about 200 times sweeter than sugar.
Aspartame
This Boston bar was the inspiration for a TV show, which the bar was then renamed to match
Bull & Finch pub
Which fruit was once considered a symbol of wealth and was often used as a decoration in the 18th century?
Pineapple
This fast-food chain was the first to use the drive-thru window in 1948
In-N-Out
What seafood dish uses lime juice and science instead of cooking?
Ceviche
In 2015, the FDA required food manufacturers to remove this “partially hydrogenated” oil from products.
Trans Fats
You may meet Cori the dog in the Fairmont Copley Plaza's lobby on your way to this bar.
OAK Long Bar and Kitchen
The earliest known written recipe, dating back 4,000 years to Mesopotamia, was for this type of beverage
Beer
This cereal brand was the first to give away free prizes in boxes in 1909.
Corn Flakes
This South American drink made from yerba leaves is traditionally drunk through a metal straw called a bombilla
Mate