Japanese Cooking
Spring Fever
Guilty Pleasures
The Breakfast Club
Famous Firsts
100
The instant kind of this Japanese noodle has become a favorite of college students everywhere.
Ramen
100
This common spring flower, often associated with Holland, comes in a variety of colors, including red, yellow, and purple.
Tulip
100
This fast-food chain's slogan is "Live Más" and is known for wild menu items like the Doritos Locos Taco.
Taco Bell
100
A bagel with "lox" is traditionally topped with this type of fish.
Salmon
100
This scientist was the first to discover the law of gravity after observing an apple fall from a tree in the 17th century.
Isaac Newton
200
As of 2014, Japan is home to around 1,500 registered breweries of this rice-based spirit.
Sake
200
This is the country that the Easter Bunny tradition originated from
Germany
200
This gooey, yellow, and shelf-stable snack cake was briefly discontinued in 2012, causing nationwide panic.
Twinkie
200
This cereal brand’s mascot is a talking tiger named Tony, who famously says, "They’re grrreat!"
Frosted Flakes
200
This woman was the first to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean in 1932.
Amelia Earhart
300
This 4-letter soup is made by mixing a certain softened paste into dashi stock.
Miso
300
The Masters, one of golf’s biggest tournaments, is played each April in this U.S. state.
Georgia
300
This long-running MTV show, which debuted in 2000, follows young adults living together and "stopping being polite" in various cities.
The Real World
300
The Eggs Benedict is a classic brunch dish featuring poached eggs, an English muffin, ham, and this creamy sauce.
Hollandaise sauce
300
This animal, named Laika, was the first living creature to orbit Earth, launched by the Soviet Union in 1957.
A dog
400
When sliced thin and served with soy sauce, raw fish is often known by this name.
Sashimi
400
She is the Greek goddess of Spring and nature
Persephone
400
"You are NOT the father!" is a famous catchphrase from this daytime talk show.
Maury
400
This breakfast dish, associated with both Mexico and the Southwest U.S., typically consists of eggs, tortillas, and spicy sauce, sometimes served with beans or potatoes.
Huevos Rancheros
400
This 1789 event marked the first time a nation overthrew its monarchy, leading to the establishment of a republic.
French Revolution
500
Analogous to Western haute cuisine, it’s a predetermined multi-course meal of small, intricate dishes.
Kaiseke
500
This Hindu holiday, known as the ‘festival of colors, happens in the springtime in India; celebrates love, joy, and the victory of good over evil.
Holi
500
The 2011 hit song Friday, often called one of the worst songs ever, was released by this teenage singer.
Rebecca Black
500
A traditional Full English Breakfast includes eggs, sausage, toast, and these two key ingredients: one canned, one blood-based.
Baked Beans / Black Pudding
500
This country was the first to grant women the right to vote, doing so in 1893.
New Zealand