Things at home
Want a shake? This handy kitchen appliance will help.
Blender
Let it go. Those are the key words composed for this 2013 animated hit film.
Frozen
He was the first prophet and president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
Joseph Smith
Beans?! Their shape gives them their name, but these Easter Treats are no where near as healthy as real legumes.
Jelly Beans
This world famous sporting event is "the" championship game of NFL Football. It was first played in 1967.
Super Bowl
Used to freshen up after a good BM, this wood pulp derived paper product is a modern bathroom.
Toilet paper
A movie set inside of an arcade. In which one angry misfit becomes the antihero when he saves Penelope Van Sweet from the villainous King Candy.
Wreck-It-Ralph
This LDS Prophet led the Saints to Utah in the 1840s.
Brigham Young
This American Junk Food classic was invented at Coney Island in 1870. No worries, despite the name, no dogs were injured in its creation.
Hot Dog
This chalice shaped trophy is awarded to the best NHL Hockey team every year.
Stanley Cup
These are the fixtures embedded in the walls so that one may access electricity in the homes.
Outlets
It's an animated movie that draws it's inspiration from Polynesian Culture and Mythology.
Moana
He was a famous surgeon before becoming an LDS Apostle in 1984. He would later become the prophet.
Russel M. Nelson
Although made from the state crop of Idaho, this junk food snack originated in Saratoga Springs, New York and are called Crisps in Britain.
Potato Chips
Voted #1 by both major polls in 1984, this unlikely D I NCAAF Champion remains a one time winner and the only modern champion to win the championship without playing in an alliance bowl.
BYU
Invented by Hubie Booth in 1901, this popular home appliance has made cleaning a home easier by sucking, a lot
Vacuum
Released in 1937, this animated movie became Walt Disney's first feature length film.
Snow White and the seven dwarves
In the 90's, this prophet hit new heights of popularity after a successful appearance on 60 Minutes.
Gordon B. Hinckley
Covered in Chocolate and filled with peanut butter, this popular paper-cupped treat was invented in 1928, but more recently acquired by the Hershey Candy Co. in 1963. It has become their best seller.
Reese Cup
After and impressive college career at UNC, this professional basketball player led the Bulls to six NBA title from 1991-1998.
Michael Jordan
This home appliance was invented in the 1920s by BYU student Philo T. Farnworth. He never saw a profit.
Television (TV)
Featuring of Orson Bean and John Huston, this 70s adaptation of a popular Tolkein novel has become a cult classic for nostalgic X-ers.
The Hobbit
He served as Secretary of Agriculture in the Eisenhower Administration before he became the LDS Prophet in 1985.
Ezra Taft Benson
This fast-food chain got its start in Columbus, Ohio. The founder, Dave Thomas, named the restaurant after his red-haired daughter.
Wendy's
This baseball team, now located in Los Angeles, was once in Brooklyn and one of three New York area MLB teams alongside the Giants and Yankees.
Dodgers