Food for Thought
This fast food brand is a famous holiday tradition in Japan, some people reserving their orders months in advance.
What is KFC?
This word describes words that are spelled the same forwards and back, such as "racecar."
What is a "Palindrome?"
This famous Dr. Seuss book was written as a part of a bet and only contains 50 unique words.
What is "Green Eggs and Ham"
Despite their dexterity and flexibility, there are no muscles in this part of the body.
What are the Fingers?
Australia once lost a war to this animal
What are Emus
This snack food was invented by the company's janitor
What are Flamin Hot Cheetos
The name of this lost English letter (þ) that makes the "Th" sound.
The small pockets on jeans were originally meant to hold this item.
What are "pocket watches?"
Before modern measuring equipment, this method was used to determine the amount of calories in a given food item.
What is "setting it on fire"?
Cats lack the chemical receptors needed to taste this basic flavor.
What is "Sweetness"?
Coke-a-Cola is the only company in the U.S. that is legally allowed to import the primary ingredient for this.
What is Cocain
This is the only letter in the English language that is never silent.
What is the letter "V"?
This famous president also had a career as a boxer, bartender, and lawyer.
Who was Abraham Lincoln?
The chemist John Walker accidently invented this tool while stirring a phosphorus rich solution with a wooden stick.
What are "Matches?"
This is the only other animal other than humans that is known to give names to other members of its own species.
What are "Dolphins?"
The original recipe for a pound cake included a pound each of these four ingredients.
What are Sugar, Flower, Butter, and Eggs
Contrary to what you might think, the fruit was named first.
What is "Orange."
This company is both a prestigious food critic and a tire manufacturer.
What is "Michelin?"
This is the most powerful long distance runner on Earth.
This children's' book was supposed to be about horses, but the illustrator could not draw them.
What is "Where the Wild Things Are"
In an attempt to convince children to eat their vegetables, McDonalds once genetically engendered broccoli to taste like this.
What is Bubble Gum
This is the only word in English that is spelled with "double U's" instead of a "W"
What is "Vacuum"
Philosophically speaking, this is the only thing you can 100% prove exists.
What is "yourself?"
There is not wavelength of light associated with this color, meaning it doesn't exist. What we perceive is actually an error code in our brain.
What is "Magenta?"
Strangely, this is considered to be the official bird of Redondo Beach, California.
What is the Good Year Blimp?