POP CULTURE PRINCESSES
In the Shrek films, she voices Princess Fiona
Cameron Diaz
Narcissus, after the Greek figure who fell in love with his own reflection
Daffodil
About 95% of the world’s bourbon is produced in this state
Kentucky
The Dunder Mifflin Paper Company
The Office
May 12, 1982, on a visit to the famous shrine in Fatima, Portugal
Pope John Paul II
In Princess Diaries, Mia Thermopolis finds out that she is the princess of this fictional country
Genovia
Digitalis, good for heart in small doses, toxic at higher levels
Foxglove
A bellini is typically made with juice from ripe peaches and this sparkling wine
Prosecco
Sacred Heart Hospital
Scrubs
February 15, 1933, after making a speech in Miami
FDR
She used to be known as “Princess Toadstool” in the United States
Peach
Helianthus, native to the Americas and commonly used in cooking
Sunflower
This German herbal liqueur was originally a celebratory drink among hunters
Jaeger Meister
Bluth Company
Arrested Development
Eight separate occasions over a 63 year reign
Queen Victoria
She was actually adopted into the royal family of Alderaan, raised by senator Bail Organa and his wife, the queen of Alderaan
Princess Leia
Brew some echinacea for your immunity
Coneflower
This martini was made popular by James Bond, and was invented by the author, Ian Fleming. It’s named after a character in his book, Casino Royale
Vesper
Paddy's Pub
It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia
August 22, 1962, when his luxury Citroen was attacked near Paris
Charles Degaulle
In a 1950s film, she plays a princess who takes a holiday from her royal duties.
Audrey Hepburn
Dianthus, meaning divine flower
Carnation or Sweet William
_____ and tomato juice was all the rage as a hangover cure in New York, in 1928, years before the Bloody Mary
Gin
The Sunshine Cab Company
Taxi
October 14, 1912, on his way to a campaign rally in Milwaukee Wisconsin
Teddy Roosevelt