Sweet Pies & Desserts
Math & Pi
Pizza Pie
Pirates
The Upper Crust
100

This pie feature, made of egg white and sugar, has a distinctive "cloud" look

Meringue

100

This type of graph deliciously divides data into slices

Pie chart

100

This Hawaiian topping remains one of the most controversial additions to pizza

Pineapple

100

This stereotypical pirate expression sounds like it comes after "Q"

Arrr

100

This annual "party of the year" is held in Manhattan and is notable for its high fashion 

The Met Gala

200

This no bake dessert with a crust and creamy filling, popular in the south, gets its name from how they were kept cold, prior to refrigeration 

Icebox pie

200

Pi represents the ratio of a circle's circumference to this property of a circle

Diameter

200

This city is famous for its deep dish style pizza, which is baked in a high sided pan

Chicago

200

Which fictional pirate is known for saying "why is the rum always gone"?

Captain Jack Sparrow

200

Founded in Florence Italy in 1921, this luxury brand's iconic green and red stripes were originally inspired by the aesthetic of horse racing and equestrian equipment

Gucci

300

What french term describes a rustic, free form pie where the curst is folded over a fruit filling? 

Galette

300

Because its decimals never end or repeat, PI is classified as this type of number

Irrational
300

This coastal Italian city is widely recognized as the birthplace of modern pizza

Naples

300

Pirates often searched for "pieces of eight" which are coins made of this precious metal

Silver

300

Often cites as the wealthiest family in American history, this dynasty made their fortune in the oil industry during the gilded age

The Rockefellers

400
What phrase, often used to describe pie, means served with ice cream? 

A La Mode

400

This ancient Greek Mathematician is credited with the first rigorous calculation of PI

Archimedes

400

This classic pizza is topped simply with tomato sauce, fresh mozz, basil and olive oil

Margherita Pizza

400

This legendary pirate, known for his namesake facial feature and for lighting fuses in his hat, terrorized the American colonies in the 1700s

Blackbeard

400

This French businessman is the chairman and CEO of LVMH, making him the literal "upper crust" of fashion

Bernard Arnault

500

Despite its name, this pie is better known for crème de menthe and chocolate than long jumps

Grasshopper pie

500

In trigonometry, PI radians is equal to how many degrees in a circle? 

180

500

This specialized tool, a long handled paddle, is used to slide pizzas in and out of a hot oven

Pizza Peel

500

In 1718, a "proclamation for suppressing of pirates" was issued by King George the first, offering this, to any pirate who surrendered

A King's Pardon

500

The social season for the upper crust in London traditionally started after Easter and ended on the 12th of August, a date known by this distinguished name because it marked the start of grouse-hunting season

The Glorious Twelfth

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