Although commonly mistaken for a vegetable, this juicy red salad staple is botanically a fruit.
Tomato
Despite what its name implies, this creamy confectionery treat contains absolutely no real chocolate.
What is white chocolate
This Founding Father and US President is credited with first introducing macaroni and cheese to America.
Who is Thomas Jefferson?
Because the sun shines for up to 20 hours a day in this US state, it grows the largest vegetables.
Alaska
This popular breakfast cereal includes a specific tree nut in its name, yet contains zero nuts.
Honey Nut Cheerios
This popular, slow-pouring red condiment was originally sold and used as a medicine.
What is ketchup?
If you place both in water, this yellow citrus fruit will float, but its green cousin will sink
lemons and limes
Despite having a loop of every color in the rainbow, all pieces of this cereal are the exact same flavor.
What is Froot Loops
From the 16th to the 18th centuries, teachers routinely had this crunchy fruit counted toward their salary.
What are apples
This long, yellow fruit is not what it seems—botanically speaking, it is actually a berry.
Banana
The crunchy texture inside this breakable chocolate bar is made from ground-up, damaged versions of itself.
What is a Kit Kat?
In ancient Egypt, workers were commonly paid their employment wages in this crunchy, root vegetable.
What are radishes
Eating raw versions of this specific bean can be deadly because they naturally contain cyanide.
Lima Beans
To test if these festive, tart red berries are completely ripe, farmers check if they bounce like rubber balls.
What are cranberries?
During the Middle Ages, citizens could actually use this common tabletop spice to pay off their taxes.
What is pepper?