Before and After
Ron Swanson has given up and joined a rock band, deciding that in the end it doesn't even matter
Linkin Parks and Recreation
This is used as a glaze, icing, sauce, or filling, made with whipping cream and melted chocolate
Ganache
Say this name three times in a pitch black bathroom to a mirror and a vengeful spirit is said to appear
Bloody Mary
French for Sweden, from which gloves of this material were imported in the 1880s
Suede
A stack of Scrabble letters
piles of tiles
J.D. Salinger, in 1951, wrote a novel about drinking distilled liquor
The Catcher in the Rye Whiskey
This condiment was used as medicine in the 1980s
Ketchup
Also known as the Abominable Snowman, this cryptid is said to live in the Himalayan mountain range
Yeti
Copper
Commie grooved part of a tire
Red Tread
A beloved TV scientist takes a detour from the lab to Flavortown with a spiky-haired chef
Bill Nye the Science Guy Fieri
This soft drink was originally invented as a mixer for Whiskey
Mountain Dew
In 565 AD, a saint named Columba reportedly saw this beast in the water of the Scottish highlands
Loch Ness Monster
This fabric comes from the French city Nimes, and its name comes from the French phrase which translates to "from Nimes"
Denim
The thawing of the area filled with asteroids
belt melt
E.B. White's most helpful arachnid launches a medical website
Charlotte's WebMD
In the New Orleans classic, bread pudding, this is poured on top
Bourbon
This legendary cryptid was featured in Fallout 76
Mothman
This popular coffee variant got its name from a port in Yemen, known for its variety of coffee
Mocha
A jade luster
A green sheen
Hollandaise-laden breakfast dish becomes known as a traitor in the United States
Eggs Benedict Arnold
This country grew the first Strawberries
France
This prophet possibly had an alien encounter
Ezekiel
Single eyeglass history
A monocle chronicle