Fruits
This fruit is known as the "King of Fruits" due to its spiky appearance, strong order, and rich flavor.
What is a Durian?
This snack is classically orange with aquatic themes paired with a cheddar flavors.
What are Goldish Crackers?
This candy is known for its popular phrase "Give me a break."
What are Kit Kats?
This ingredient is the most commonly used and bestselling flavor in soups in the United Kingdom.
What are tomatoes?
This popular fast-food chain has the motto "Have it your way."
What is Burger King?
You'd know this fruit is ripe when they have a deep red color and are bouncy like little rubber balls.
What are Cranberries?
This small, dry, crisp cake in French literally means "twice cooked.
What is a Biscuit?
This Nestle candy claims that it is the "crispety, crunchety, peanut-buttery" chocolate bar.
What are Butterfingers?
This spice is considered the most expensive spice in the world. It cost as much as gold by the turn of the 16th century.
What is Saffon.
This restaurant coined the catchphrase "Where's the Beef?" in 1984.
What is Wendy's?
This fruit is a cross between a pomelo and an orange.
What are grapefruits?
This popular brand of chips is actually a contraction of a Spanish word for "little fried and golden thing."
What are Doritos?
In the 90s, this delicious candy is best known for its phrase "Two for me, none for you"
What is Twix?
This ingredient is the only natural food item that never expires.
What is Honey?
This restaurant describes its food through the catchphrase "it's finger-lickin' good!"
What is Kentucky Fried Chicken?
This fruit is well-known for its sources of vitamin C, as well as preventing and treating scurvy.
What are Oranges?
This type of snack grows in a self-opening pod effectively making them a legume. They have more in common with soybeans, lentils, and chickpeas despite its name.
What are peanuts?
What is Ruby Chocolate?
This food item was once believed to be poisonous but today is an incredibly popular sandwich ingredient.
What are tomatoes.
This restaurant is known for "Hot-N-Ready" pizzas.
What is Little Caesars?
This fruit was specifically cultivated in Colnbrook, England and named "Cox's Orange Pippin" after its creator, Richard Cox. It is known for its sweet-tart flavor and hints of Cherry.
What are apples?
This grocery staple commonly uses milk fermented through bacteria along with fruit and/or other flavorings in order to be created.
What is Yogurt?
This Japanese sweet treat hit the shelves in 1966 and can be described as a "chocolate covered biscuit stick?"
What is Pocky?
This spice gets its name from the French word "nail." In many homes, it's used as a natural ant-repellent.
What are Cloves?
Since 2012, Taco bell has popularized this current slogan which translates from Spanish to "Live More."
What is "Live Más?"