50s Celebrities
Had a Twin, was the "King of Rock and Roll', and never performed outside of the US
Who was Elvis Presley?
Europe. One of the most densely populated countries in Europe, home to the tallest men, and has the oldest national anthem in the world
What is (the) Netherlands?
pasta with cylinder-shaped pieces, their ends cut at an angle. The Italian word for it means pen/quill and feather
What is Penne?
In English it means; and the rest of such things abbreviated it is, etc.
What is "Et Cetera"?
80 Million pieces of their most famous chocolate product are produced every day (named after a way to great someone you love). And their company was not always about making chocolate.
What is Hershey's?
Married at 16, did not like to be in front of the camera even though they were an actor, and their mother was committed to a psychiatric facility
Who was Marilyn Monroe?
In Oceania. This is the first country with universal suffrage, has the town with the longest name in the world (Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu), and you can pay for things with Hobbit Money.
What is New Zealand?
tube-shaped pasta of varying lengths and diameters. The Italian meaning for the word is "ridged" or "lined"
What is Rigatoni?
In English, it is; spontaneous or unprompted
100% of the Cocao beans for this company are sustainably farmed. The company was founded in 1845 and is known best for its truffles with an always gooey center.
What is Lindt chocolate?
A member of the EGOT club, throughout the second world war they secretly danced to raise money for the Dutch resistance, and they had a pet dear named Pippin (Ip for short).
Who was Audrey Hepburn?
it is Central America's largest country, highly prone to natural disasters, and home to Central America's largest lake.
What is Nicaragua?
short-cut pasta, shaped like a large grain of rice. the Italian name for it means Barley.
What is Orzo?
In English, it means: the equal exchange or substitution essentially; something for something.
What is the "Quid Pro Quo"?
This company has a world record chocolate lollipop weighing 7000 pounds. 1 million pounds of free samples are given out daily.
What is See's Candies?
They were the Princess of Monaco by marriage, They were in many Hitchcock films including Rear Window, and they were never considered beautiful growing up but later became a model/actor and viewed as one of the most beautiful of all time.
Who was Grace Kelly?
Asia. Home to the highest mountain in the world, home to the lowest canyon, and the capital used to be a lake
What is Nepal?
Long and a little raised throughout the shape. It comes from the Italian word for little tounges.
What is Linguine?
in English it means: To the point of sickness
What is "Ad Nauseam"?
The first store for this famously San Franciscan chocolate brand was in Peru, and back in the 1850s and 1860s, this company sold more than chocolate, with mustard, spices, and liquor being part of their repertoire.
What is Ghirardelli?
Their front teeth were fake because of a childhood accident, they only ever did three movies but became a star instantly, died in a car crash
Who was James Dean?
Southwest Africa, Home to the world's largest desert, has the highest sand dunes in the world, and over 30 languages are spoken there
What is Namibia?
folded at the middle, resembling a garment of men's clothing. The Italian term for it means Butterfly.
What is Farfalle?
In Eglish, it means; in good faith
What is "Bona Fide"?
This British chocolate company made its chocolates for the Royals, and this was the very first company to use Heart-shaped boxes. This company only made their famous chocolate bars in order to use up all their leftovers.
What is Cadbury?