Places and Faces
Flip a coin! On a Quarter you may see this former president.
George Washington
Soft and chewy, you might find this chick in a basket for Easter.
Peeps
The Flintstones
The Town of Bedrock
You'll probably get a good laugh out of the name of this bone in the arm.
Humerus
The main ingredient in Pickles.
Cucumber
This cap wearing fellow has been all around the world, but you might not have spotted him if you were there.
Waldo
The namesake of this sucker might keep you from drowning if you don't know how to swim!
Lifesavers
The Simpsons
Springfield
The little dangly bit in the back of the throat. Don't touch it or you'll have a bad time.
Uvula
Popeye might need some of this leafy green to stop Bluto.
Spinach
An icon of New York, this green giant has called the city home for almost 140 years.
Statue of Liberty
You might need to see an orthodontist if you try to bite into one of these!
Jawbreaker
Scooby Doo
Coolsville
You might find this at the end of a textbook, or in the bottom right side of your belly.
Appendix
This protein rich legume can be processed into a spread that makes a great addition to pita bread, pretzel chips, or dipping with veggies.
Chickpeas, Garbanzo Beans
Christ the Redeemer
Peanuts, caramel, and chocolate. For fans, this bar always knocks it out of the park.
Baby Ruth
He Man and the Masters of the Universe
Castle Greyskull, Eternia, Eternos
Referred to as the prayer bones in the 1800s, these are the largest sesamoid bones in the body!
Kneecaps
When you eat this vegetable you are actually eating the flower.
Broccoli
This former US president can be seen alongside his colleagues George, Thomas, and Abraham on Mount Rushmore.
Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt
This classic candy from the Necco brand features four chocolate segments with different fillings: Caramel, Vanilla, Peanut, and Fudge.
Sky Bar
The Jetsons
Orbit City
Take a swig with this "beer drinking muscle"!
Brachioradialis
The national emblem of Wales, this is a cousin of the onion.
Leek