Chips
Candy
Sweet Treats
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Chips Unscramble
Sweet Treat Unscramble
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What is the name of the triangular-shaped chips that are known for their bold favours like Nacho cheese, cool Ranch and Sweet Chilli Heat?
Doritos!
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Did you know that Doritos chips were first created at Disneyland? Frito-Lay, an American food company had a Disneyland restaurant named Casa de Fritos. In 1966, workers at Casa de Fritos decided to experiment with leftover tortillas, so they fried and seasoned them. Little did they know, their revised recipe would become the famous triangular shaped chips in 1967 that we know and love today! It is estimated that around 102 different Doritos flavours that exist worldwide!
Interesting Facts:
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This popular Canadian candy looks like a red berry. What is it called?
Swedish Berries
The candy is called "Swedish Berries" because of its flavour and connection to berries found in Sweden. The candy is known for its distinct berry flavour, which many people associate with lingonberry, a fruit native to Scandinavia.
100
What are the popular sandwiched chocolate biscuit cookies with a cream filling called? They are also sold in a variety of flavours and sizes
Oreos!
They were first produced in 1912, and have since become a global phenomenon. Some claim Oreo was inspired by an earlier cookie called Hydrox (sounds like a cleaning supply to me) An average of 40 billion Oreo cookies are produced each year. Did you know the second flavour of Oreos released were lemon flavoured...?
100
What is the only soda with a number in it's name?
7-UP
The only soda with a number in its name is 7 Up. It is a lemon-lime flavored, non-caffeinated soft drink. The brand is owned by Keurig Dr Pepper, but is distributed internationally by PepsiCo.The exact reason why 7 Up is named as such is a bit of a mystery, as the creator, Charles Leiper Grigg, never definitively stated the reason. However, there are several popular theories, some more plausible than others. One theory suggests the name comes from the seven ingredients in the original formula. Another theory posits that it refers to the 7-ounce bottles the drink was initially sold in,.
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YLSA
LAYS
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EKCA
CAKE
200
This Chip brand features a man with a moustache on its packaging. Is It
A) Lays
B) Ruffles
C) Pringles
C) Pringles
The Pringles logo is a man named Julius Pringle, who is the brand's mascot. While the exact origin and identity of the man are debated, the mascot is a key part of the brand's visual identity. He is known for his moustache, which has evolved over the years but always resembles two Pringles crisps. Pringles, an iconic brand of stackable potato chips, was invented by Procter & Gamble (P&G) in 1968. Pringles were initially called "Newfangled Potato Chips".
Fun Facts About Pringles:
https://www.delish.com/food-news/a49216/things-you-didnt-know-about-pringles/
200
This Tangy flavoured Candy is in the shape of a tool that opens doors. What could it be?
Sour key!
Sour keys, are a popular Canadian gummy candy and are known for their chewy texture and sour-then-sweet flavour profile. They are typically coated in a sour sugar and come in various flavours and colours. Interestingly, what Canadians call "sour keys" are known as "jelly soothers" in Ireland!
200
What is the name of the Canadian coffee flavoured chocolate bar?
Coffee Crisp!
Coffee Crisp is a popular Canadian chocolate wafer bar known for its coffee flavour and crispy texture. It was first produced in Toronto Canada by Rowntree in 1939 and is now made by Nestlé Canada.
Over 153 million Coffee Crisp bars are produced annually, making it a national favorite,
200
What diet soda does our friend Stacey often drink with her lunch at Variety Village?
A) Diet Sprite
B) Diet Dr. Pepper
C) Diet Coke
B) Diet Dr. Pepper
Diet Dr Pepper, originally introduced as Dietetic Dr Pepper in 1962, is a sugar-free version of the classic Dr Pepper. Dr Pepper is known for its unique blend of 23 flavours. A fun fact is that it was initially not well-received, but it was renamed Diet Dr Pepper in 1966 and has since become a popular choice for those seeking an alternative option to the original.
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NSU PCIHS
SUN CHIPS
200
RUSO YKE
SOUR KEY
300
Who Claims To Have Invented Flaming Hot Cheeto's? Was It A...
A) Janitor
B) School Lunch Lady
C) Waiter
A) Janitor
A Janitor's Innovation: Flamin' Hot Cheetos were claimed to be created by Richard Montañez, a janitor at Frito-Lay, who accidentally sprinkled chilli powder on a batch of undusted Cheetos. The story of his "invention" is the basis of a movie, and people beilieve it's more accurate to say the snack was developed by a team at Frito-Lay, with Montañez potentially playing a role in its marketing and test market launch, rather than the original creation.
300
This colourful candy’s slogan invites you to “Taste the Rainbow.” What Are They?
A) Starburst
B) Skittles
C) Sweedish Fish
B) Skittles
Skittles were introduced in 1971 by Jack Candies, a British distributor for Mars, Incorporated. The original flavours include grape, orange, strawberry, lemon and lime. Did you know that some farmers even supplement cattle feed with Skittles, as it can be a cheaper and nutritious alternative to corn?
300
What are Julia's Favourite Kind of cookies?
A) Peanut Butter Cookies
B) Oatmeal Cookies
C) Chocolate chip Cookies
B) Oatmeal Cookies
My favourite kind of cookies are Oatmeal cookies! Preferably without raisins!!!!! Will eat with chocolate chips in them though!
300
What soda does "Buddy" the elf chug at dinner that makes himself burp loudly?
A) Orange Crush
B) Pepsi
C) Coca-Cola
C) Coca-Cola
In the iconic scene where Buddy chugs a 2-litre bottle of soda in the movie Elf, the impressive burp sound was not actually produced by Will Ferrell. Instead, it was the work of voice actor Maurice LaMarche. LaMarche created the sound by twisting his tongue, creating an echo chamber with his cheeks and throat, and making a deep, throaty sound. The scene was also filmed in a way to hide the fact that Ferrell wasn't actually drinking the entire bottle by using a series of cuts and possibly a hidden tube.
Burp Scene:
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SFRFEUL
RUFFLES
300
OKEICO
COOKIE
400
What was the Unique Chip was exclusively sold In Canada?
A) Cool Ranch
B) Ketchup
C) Cheddar
B) Ketchup
At its simplest, it's believed that this red-powdered snack was first invented by Hostess Potato Chips in the early 1970s, and sold exclusively to the Canadian market. The newfangled flavour was a huge hit in the Great White North, triggering a ketchup chip craze to erupt from coast-to-coast.
400
What was the original name for the candy "Sour Patch Kids"
A) Sugar Friends
B) Kandy Kidz
C) Mars Men
C) Mars Men
Sour Patch Kids, the candy known for its "first they're sour, then they're sweet" experience, have a surprisingly interesting history. Created in Canada in the late 1970s, they were initially called "Mars Men". The name changed in 1985 when the toy "cabbage patch kids" became popular and they wanted to capitalize on that success.
400
What kind of cake was Bruce forced to eat in front of his peers in the movie Matilda?
A) Chocolate Cake
B) Red Velvet Cake
C) Ice Cream Cake
A) Chocolate Cake
In the movie Matilda, Bruce Bogtrotter is forced to eat a large chocolate cake as a punishment by Miss Trunchbull. The cake is described as a "massive" chocolate cake, and Bruce has to eat the entire thing in front of the entire school.
Chocolate cake is a popular dessert due to its rich, satisfying flavour and ability to evoke feelings of comfort and joy. Its versatility, suitability for celebrations, and ease of customization with various frostings and fillings also contribute to its widespread appeal.
Movie Scene:
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What two Soda's are known for being "rivals" and have an iconic history competing for the number one spot?
Coca-Cola and Pepsi
This is the most well-known soda rivalry, often referred to as the "cola wars". Both brands have a long history of competing for dominance in the cola market, with intense marketing campaigns and product development strategies targeting the same consumer base.
This rivalry extends to the diet soda market, with Diet Coke and Pepsi vying for the attention of consumers seeking a sugar-free alternative. The competition is fierce, with both brands constantly innovating and promoting their products.
Pepsi vs Coke FT Snoop
vending Machine
Marvel Coke:
Banned Pepsi vs Coke Commercials:
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ESOTHEC
CHEETOS
400
ERASDHIA
AIRHEADS
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This company was the first to mass-produce potato chips world-wide in the 1930s.
A) Tostito
B) Lays
C) Kettle
B) Lays
During the 1920s, an American businessman from North Carolina named Herman Lay began selling potato chips out of the trunk of his car to grocers across the south. By 1938, Lay was so successful that his Lay's brand chips went into mass production and eventually became the first successfully marketed national brand.
Video & Fun Facts
500
Which Candy is NOT made by the brand "Maynards"
A) Fuzzy Peaches
B) Sour Patch Kids
C) Mike And Ikes
C) Mike And Ikes
Mike & Ike, the iconic American candy, was introduced in 1940 by Just Born, Inc. The candies are known for their chewy, fruit-flavoured, jelly-like texture. This candy is Paul Rudds, Jimmy Fallons and Stephen Spielbergs favourite candy.
500
What Is the name of the Canadian no-bake dessert that features a layered combination of crumb base, custard-flavoured icing, and chocolate topping.
A) Nanaimo Bar
B) Alberta Bar
C) Calgary Bar
A) Nanaimo Bar
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Nanaimo bars, a beloved Canadian confection, are more than just a dessert; they're a cultural symbol. The no-bake treat, traditionally composed of three layers – a crumb base, custard filling, and chocolate topping – was likely named after Nanaimo, British Columbia, where it was popularized after World War II. Interestingly, the first documented recipe for Nanaimo bars appeared in a 1952 cookbook in Nanaimo, but the recipe was labeled "chocolate square". A year later, a similar recipe was published in Vancouver, this time named "Nanaimo Bar". Nanaimo is where my Mom was born and raised and almost all of my extended still live their.
500
What soda is known for helping with nausea and stomach problems?
A) Grape Soda
B) Ginger Ale
C) A&W Rootbeer
B) Ginger Ale
Ginger Ale is often recommended for nausea and upset stomachs. Ginger ale is favoured for its potential to settle the stomach and relieve nausea, while other flat sodas (removing the carbonation) can help with hydration and replace lost fluids and electrolytes.
500
IOSORTD
DORITOS
500
FECFEO SPIRC
COFFEE CRISP
600
What were the first multigrain chips launched in North America in 1991?
A) Fritos
B) Miss Vickies
C) Sun Chips
C) Sun Chips
Sun Chips are made with 100% whole grains. The signature wavy shape of Sun Chips is not just for aesthetics; it contributes to the crisp texture and crunch. Sun Chips offer a variety of flavours, including Harvest Cheddar, Sour Cream and Onion, Garden Salsa, and Original
600
This popular taffy candy has a white coloured, mystery flavour. What Candy Is It?
A) Twizzlers
B) Airheads
C) Nerds
B) Airheads
They were created in 1985 by Steve Bruner and have become one of the largest non-chocolate candy items in North America. A whopping 6.5 million Airheads bars are produced each day. The mystery flavour, a white Airhead, is widely believed to be a combination of leftover flavours from other batches.
600
This type of icing is traditionally used on carrot cake. What is It?
A) Buttercream Icing
B) Chocolate Icing
C) Cream Cheese Icing
C) Cream Cheese Icing
Cream cheese frosting is a popular choice for carrot cake due to its flavor profile, which complements the cake's sweetness and spice. The tanginess of the cream cheese provides a nice contrast to the cake's rich, moist texture, making the frosting a delicious and balanced pairing.
600
This Soda is known for its hillbilly branding and was originally created for a mixer for Whisky?
A) Mountain Dew
B) 7-UP
C) Sprite
A) Mountain Dew
Mountain Dew was initially created as a mixer for whiskey and its name is derived from a slang term for moonshine. The original formula was a lemon-lime flavor, and it didn't contain caffeine. Early Mountain Dew bottles and signage featured a cartoon hillbilly character.
1966 Commercial:
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GSERNPIL
PRINGLES
600
INAOMIN RBA
NINAIMO BAR
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What is the average amount of potato chips a person eats per year. Is It?
A) 4 Pounds
B) 5 Pounds
C) 8 Pounds
A) 4 Pounds
World wide, the average is 4 pounds but did you know that in America, On average, they consume about 6.6 pounds of potato chips per year. This translates to about 1.85 billion pounds of chips consumed annually just in the US.
700
What do people in Australia call "Cotton Candy" ?
A) Flavour Floss
B) Fairy Floss
C) Fancy Floss
B) Fairy Floss
Australians call cotton candy "fairy floss" because it's the original name given to the spun sugar confection when it was first invented in 1904. While the United States adopted the name "cotton candy" in the 1920s, Australia retained the original term. The name "fairy floss" evokes the whimsical and ethereal nature of the spun sugar.
Cotton Candy Art:
700
This Italian dessert is made by layering coffee-soaked ladyfingers with custard and topped with cocoa powder. What Is it?
A) Tiramisu
B) Red Velvet Cake
C) Chocolate Lava Cake
700
What Brand of Beer Does Homer Simpson Love To Drink?
A) Millers
B) Buds
C) Duff
C) Duff
Duff Beer, Homer Simpson's favorite brew, is a fictional, mass-produced lager in the world of The Simpsons. It's known for its questionable quality, which is often joked about on the show, yet remains a popular brand in Springfield and beyond.
Duff Brewery:
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SMIS KSIEVCI
MISS VICKIES
700
SMUIRTIA
TIRAMISU