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The Dolphins' original logo featured a dolphin wearing this.
What is a football helmet?
Linguiça is known for its smoky flavor and generous use of ingredients. Name 1 (other than pork)
What are garlic, paprika, red wine, and vinegar
This country produces more wine than any other in the world.
What is Italy?
Britain’s huge war debt from this conflict helped lead to colonial taxation policies.
What is the French and Indian War debt crisis?
This is widely considered Dunkin’s most popular and best-selling donut nationwide, often purchased by the dozen.
What is the Boston Kreme?
The Dolphins won back-to-back Super Bowls in these two seasons.
What are 1972 and 1973?
This BJ's snack mix is so frequently purchased that it should come with a loyalty program.
What is Black Forest Trail Mix?
This phenomenon describes how oxygen exposure changes wine over time, often improving flavor in young reds.
What is oxidation (or controlled aeration)?
This type of warfare defined WWI on the Western Front.
What is trench warfare?
Dad's been ordering from Dunkin for a while. What was his order for a while?
This famous trick play by Dan Marino beat the Jets in 1994.
What is the Fake Spike?
These cookies are believed to have gotten their name because they keep well enough to be taken on long trips by these solitary individuals.
What are hermits?
This French region is famous for producing Cabernet Sauvignon–based blends often associated
What is Bordeaux?
This 1781 battle marked the final major victory for American forces.
What is the Battle of Yorktown?
When did styrofoam cups get replaced by plastic cups at Dunkin'?
When was 2020 (Began in 2018)
The Dolphins once had a live mascot named this.
What is Flipper?
This famous historical figure was said to have a strong fondness for Brie, helping cement its reputation in France.
Who is Charlemagne?
This fortified wine from Portugal is often sweet and served as a dessert wine.
What is Port wine?
This pair of atomic bombings in Japan ended WWII in the Pacific.
What are Hiroshima and Nagasaki?
This year marks when the original Dunkin’ concept first opened in Quincy, Massachusetts as “Open Kettle.”
What is 1948? (“Dunkin’ Donuts” was officially adopted in 1950)
The Dolphins' first-ever draft pick was this player.
Who is Jim Grabowski?
The key food safety guideline for BJ's chicken salad is to keep it below this temperature threshold in Fahrenheit.
What is 40°F?
This indentation at the bottom of a wine bottle is called this
What is the punt?
This April 1862 battle was one of the first major clashes of the Civil War, fought in Tennessee along a river of the same name.
What is the Battle of Shiloh?
In 1948, how much did it cost to buy a coffee and a donut at Dunkin'?
15 cents (10 for coffee and 5 for donut)