Food Factoids
The most popular flavor of ice cream worldwide.
What is vanilla?
The minting of this US coin was recently fully stopped.
What is the penny?
In Cinderella her slipper was famously made of this.
What is glass?
(or fur in older versions)
In pool, the black ball is always this number.
What is the eight-ball?
The country that borders Canada and Mexico.
What is the United States of America.
Kraft's highest-selling product.
(Not Kraft Heinz)
What is Kraft Mac & Cheese?
The highest denomination US coin.
What is the 1 dollar coin?
The type of fish that Nemo is.
What is the clownfish?
Originally called the "Myriad Reflector" when it was patented in 1917, this iconic object is covered in thousands of tiny, flat mirrors designed to reflect light around a dance floor
What is the disco ball?
The country that borders Norway and Mongolia.
What is Russia?
The country that grows the most potatoes.
What is China?
The largest ingredient in US banknotes.
What is cotton?
(75% cotton, 25% linen)
Facing massive budget cuts in the early 2000s, this Hawaiian-set film saved money by reviving the dead art of soft, cheap watercolor backgrounds last used in 1941's Dumbo.
What is Lilo and Stitch?
These tiny, hard steel or ceramic spheres are housed inside a metal ring assembly to reduce friction between moving parts in everyday mechanical items like skateboards, bicycles, and fidget spinners.
What are ball bearings?
The country that borders France and the Netherlands.
What is Belgium?
Figs rely on this creature for pollination.
What is a wasp?
The lie out of the following:
1. If you randomly pull a standard U.S. bill out of your wallet right now, there is a roughly 90% chance that a lab test will find measurable traces of cocaine on it.
2. The USA's Federal Reserve looses money on every nickel it mints, loosing more money per coin than minting pennies.
3. The toy company Hasbro prints more fake currency for its standard board games every year than the U.S. government prints real money.
4. The single largest denomination banknote ever printed in recorded history was the Hungarian one-hundred-quintillion-pengő banknote.
5. The tiny raised star stamped onto certain U.S. coins right next to the year of mintage indicates that the coin was struck using an experimental, high-durability zinc alloy designed to extend the coin's lifespan in circulation.
5. Its just a lie.
The founders of Disney.
What is Walt Disney and Roy O. Disney?
This official sports ball has the highest internal air pressure.
What is the soccer ball?
The country that borders Saudi Arabia and Turkey?
What is Iraq?
The lie out of the following:
1. When in a plane at ~30,000 feet, the sensitivity of your taste buds to sweet and salty foods is reduced by around 30% .
2. Watermelon contains a higher percentage of water than any other fruit or vegetable.
3. The real name of the Pillsbury Doughboy is Poppin' Fresh.
4. For decades, food manufacturers used a chemical secretion pulled from the scent glands near a beaver's tail to mimic the taste of natural vanilla flavoring.
5. A peanut is not a nut, a cashew is not a nut, and a almond is not a nut.
2. Cucumber has ~96% water whilst watermelon only contains ~92%
The country with the highest value single banknote by cash exchange value.
What is Brunei or Singapore?
(10,000 BMD and 10,000 SGD or ~$7,400 USD)
The most expensive film Disney ever produced.
What is Tangled?
This sport uses the largest ball by circumference in regular competitive play.
What is the basketball?
The country that borders Guatemala and Nicaragua.
What is Honduras?