Capitals & Their Countries
Ottawa
Canada
This pretzel place found in malls twists dough into buttery knots, often served with cheese sauce or cinnamon sugar
Wetzel's Pretzels
818 Tequila, named after an area code, is founded by this reality TV star and model
Kendall Jenner
When Stephen Schwartz considered updating “Popular” with a hip-hop rhythm, this actress refused
Ariana Grande
To bid farewell, in French
adieu
Havana
Cuba
These tiny peanut butter-filled candies have a rhyming name that makes them fun to say
Reese's Pieces
Khloud Protein Popcorn, founded by this sister
Though celebrated as the ruler of Oz, the Wizard originally comes from this U.S. city before arriving by accident in a balloon
Omaha
This spooky trademarked board with just a single "J" claims to let users speak with the dead
Ouija
Montevideo
Uruguay
Ben & Jerry's describes this popular ice cream flavor as the best ice cream gone bananas you'll ever go ape for
Chunky Monkey
Good Dye Young, the colorful hair dye brand, was co-founded by this singer from Paramore
Hayley Williams
This name was created by sounding out the initials of the author of The Wizard of Oz, L-F-B
Elphaba
An "L" stuck with vowels, in isolation, goes to Kauai for this celebration
Luau
Bucharest
Romania
This snack brand, named for a lean guy, comes in sticks and snaps loudly when you bite into it
Slim Jim
This rapper and producer co-founded Beats Electronics and sold it to Apple
Dr. Dre
This original Glinda from the 2003 stage musical appears as a Wiz-O-Mania super star
Kristin Chenoweth
These two U.S. states each contain only one consonant in their names
Iowa and Ohio
Colombo
This classic chocolate chip cookie brand is named after a famous entrepreneur who started selling them in Los Angeles airports
Famous Amos
Goop, a lifestyle and wellness brand, was founded by this Oscar-winning actres
Gwyneth Paltrow
To make Oz feel physical rather than just CGI, 9 million of these flowers were planted as part of the Munchkinland landscape
Tulips
One lonely "L" sits between vowels in this anatomical term referring to the two blade-shaped pelvic bones (answer for only one)
Ilia