They Eat What?
This fruit has such a notorious odor, it's banned from public transportation in Singapore.
Durian
This staple side is McDonald's bestselling item.
French Fries
The Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) program was developed by which company?
Pillsbury
This item has a secret recipe highly guarded by a crab.
Krabby Patty
In 1984, the Rajneeshee cult laced salmonella into what food source?
Ten salad bars in The Dalles, Oregon.
This versatile ingredient became a staple in 1960s hosting for its showstopping sweet and savory applications.
Jell-O
Before they sold burgers, McDonalds was this type of restaurant.
BBQ
The fermentation process reduced microbial loads and lowered the pH, making this beverage safer than water.
Beer
After this animated dog solves a mystery, he is often rewarded with a...
Scooby Snack
In 2015, Stewart Parnell is the former owner, president, and CEO of what company was convicted of over 70 felonies and sentenced to 28 years in prison for food safety crimes.
Peanut Corporation of America (PCA)
This traditional pudding made from minced sheep’s heart, liver, and lungs mixed with oatmeal, onions, suet, and spices, then boiled inside a sheep’s stomach.
Haggis
McDonalds is the top global distributor of this product category.
Toys
President Lincoln established this administration in 1862 in support of food safety.
United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)
This butterscotch-flavored beverage can be consumed at Hog's Head Inn.
Butterbeer
In 2003, a disgruntled supermarket worker in Grand Rapids, MI, pleaded guilty to poisoning 250 pounds of ground beef with what chemical?
Black Leaf 40, a nicotine-based insecticide.
The central Mexico delicacy nicknamed "Mexican Caviar."
Escamoles
What is unique about McDonalds soda?
McDonald’s uses the same Coca‑Cola syrup as other restaurants, but it’s delivered in stainless steel tanks instead of plastic bags.
The CDC began tracking and trending which metric in 1970?
Foodborne illness related deaths.
In 2007 this humble dish was prepared by a very tiny chef.
In 2015, after preparing a dish for a potluck with home-canned potatoes, this illness hospitalized 25 people.
Botulism
This cracker, made of flour and water, was historically used during long sea voyages and military campaigns.
Hardtack
In 1975, the U.S. military inspired what key fast food feature.
Drive Thru, as soldiers were not allowed to leave their cars while wearing fatigues.
In 1973, what product was the first major recall?
Canned Mushrooms - 75 million cans were removed from shelves.
A wafer-like bread that could keep a traveller on their feet for a day with just a small piece.
Lembas Bread
This ancient philosopher was sentenced to death by means of hemlock poisoning.
Socrates