For The Love of Candy
This candy, developed in 1978, was close to extinction when Steven Spielberg featured it in E.T.
What are Reese’s Pieces?
95% of the pumpkins processed in the U.S. are grown in this state
What is Illinois?
It is said if you do this, you risk breaking your mothers back
What is stepping on a crack?
This Fall campfire treat includes graham crackers, marshmallows, and chocolate
What are S'mores?
This one eyed monster, who is more cute than scary attended Monster University
Who is Mike Wazowski?
Bart Simpson appeared in a commercial for this candy bar in 1988
What is Butterfinger
According to the National Pie Council, Pumpkin is only the 2nd favorite pie, beat out by this classic
What is Apple Pie?
If this is shattered, you may be followed by seven years of bad luck
What is breaking a mirror?
This classic Peanuts scene shows THIS character pulling the football away from Charlie Brown as he tries to kick it
This sea monster nicknamed Nessie, is believed to live in Scotland
Who is the Loch Ness Monster?
Frank Mars named this candy bar after his favorite horse
What is Snickers
Pumpkins are members of this fruit family, along with cucumbers, cantaloupes, and zucchinis
What are gourds?
Avoid walking under this structure might be more common sense that superstition
What is a ladder?
This Fall favorite includes navigating your way through a design in a farmer's crop
What is a corn maze?
This Vampire Family, created in the Twilight Series, feeds on animals instead of humans
Who are the Cullens?
This candy, cut up over Cheerios by a General Mills employee, was the inspiration for Lucky Charms
What are Circus Peanuts?
Pumpkin carving traditions originally started in this country using turnips and potatoes
What is Ireland?
Rapping your hand on this surface will prevent you from jinxing yourself of an unwanted occurence
What is knocking on wood?
Sometimes called the Horn of Plenty, this fall symbol of abundance is filled with fruits, flowers, or nuts
What is a Cornucopia?
The Monster we know as Frankenstein was named after his creator in the novel written by this young woman in 1820
Who is Mary Shelley?
M&M’s were named for their two creators in 1941 when they feared a shortage of chocolate during the war
Who are Mars and Murrie?
This is the traditional American pumpkin varitey
What is the Connecticut Field Variety?
According to the Stress Management Center and Phobia Institute in North Carolina, about 17 million people fear this day
What is Friday the 13th?
Some believe that tailgating dates back to the very first football gave ever played between these two universities in 1869
What is Rutgers and Princeton?
This monster is depicted as a huge, destructive, prehistoric sea monster awakened and empowered by nuclear radiation