Candy
"Taste the rainbow" is from....
skittles
What dog breed is Bluey
A blue heeler
Despite its name, this highly debated sweet-and-savory pizza topped with ham and pineapples was actually invented in Canada
Hawaiian pizza 🍕
This is the name of the fictional town where the Simpson family lives, which shares its name with over two dozen real cities across the United States
Springfield
This planet is the 3rd closest planet from the sun, and the only one habitable for humans to live on
Earth
To avoid wasting food, the creamy chocolate filling between this candy's layers is actually made from crushed up, rejected pieces of this same candy.
Kit-kat
Famous for having a built-in house, this slow-moving reptile can pull its head and limbs inside its shell for protection
Turtle/Tortoise
This giant fast-food chain is famous for its "Golden Arches" logo and the Happy Meal.
McDonalds
This high-energy reality show features everyday athletes trying to conquer insanely difficult obstacle courses like the "Warped Wall" to win a cash prize
American Ninja Warrior
What planet is not officially a planet after NASA thought i didn't have the propertys of a real planet
Pluto
While many assume Oreo came first, it was actually a copycat of this cookie with a chemical-sounding name that came out four years earlier in 1908.
Hydrox
Sharks and rays are unique because their skeletons aren't made of hard bone, but rather this flexible, bendy material that also makes up human ears and noses.
Cartilage
DAILY DOUBLE: What food looks like a thin pancake; originally from france
Crépe
Bob loves to name his daily burger specials using cheesy, food-related puns; his very first special was named "New Bacon-ings." This is the hilarious name given to these special menu choices.
Burger of the Day
Because it lacks an atmosphere with wind or water to wash them away, footprints left by astronauts on this celestial body will stay there for millions of years.
The Moon
These two identical letters stamped on every piece of candy stand for Mars and Murrie, the two businessmen who created them.
M&M's
While most birds have hollow bones to stay light for flight, these tuxedo-wearing sea birds have heavy, solid bones that act like scuba weights to help them dive deep underwater
Penguins
A cluster of this bright yellow fruit is called a "hand," while a single individual fruit is called a "finger"
Banana
In this thrilling animated series franchise, a group of teenage friends known as the "Nublar Six" must survive while running from prehistoric predators that have escaped into the wild
Jurrassic world
While most people think Mercury is the hottest planet because it is closest to the Sun, this second planet from the Sun is actually the hottest due to a thick atmosphere trapping heat like a greenhouse.
Venus
For decades, this candy bar was named "marathon" in the united kingdom and ireland, before officially becoming what is it today in 1990
Snickers
Because their beautiful white-and-gray spotted fur allows them to blend in perfectly with rocky cliffs and snow, locals in the Himalayas rarely see them and have given them this spooky nickname
Ghost of the Mountains
Tomatoes, cucumbers, avocados, and pumpkins are all frequently mistaken for vegetables, but they are scientifically classified as this.
Fruits
This magical, shape-shifting orange dog uses his stretchy powers to fight monsters in the Land of Ooo alongside his human best friend, Finn
Jake the Dog
Due to the extreme heat and pressure found deep inside their atmospheres, scientists believe that it literally rains this precious, sparkly gemstone on planets like Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune
Diamonds