Fast Food
Which fast‑food chain briefly launched a cryptocurrency named after its signature burger in Russia?
Burger King (WhopperCoin)
What kitchen tool was invented in the 1540s and is credited with making Welsh rarebit and potato rosti easier?
The Grater
Which flower is often called the “queen of flowers”?
Rose
Which type of wine is usually a blend of several grape varieties?
Table wine
Which famous landmark in NYC was named after the nickname of New York State?
Empire State Building
What fast‑food chain uses turquoise arches instead of yellow in Sedona, Arizona, to blend with local colors?
McDonald’s
Which ancient civilization invented the first ovens specifically for baking bread around 3000 BCE?
Egyptians
Which flower is the national flower of India?
Lotus
Which type of wine is made by secondary fermentation in the bottle, often aged on lees for at least 12 months?
Sparkling wine
What is the tallest building in the world?
Burj Khalifa, Dubai
Where is the oldest operating restaurant in the U.S. located?
Rhode Island
What kitchen tool revolutionized baking in France during the 1850s?
The wire whisk
Which flower represents purity and innocence?
White lily
What is the traditional garnish for a Manhattan cocktail?
Maraschino cherry
What is the largest standing amphitheater in the world?
Colosseum, Rome
Which fast‑food chain did Dave Thomas name after one of his children?
Wendy’s
What kitchen tool, originally designed with a hole in the handle, was first intended to measure spaghetti portions?
Wooden spoon
What part of a flower attracts pollinators with color and scent?
Petals
Which herb is used in a Mojito?
Mint
Which ancient wonder of the world was built as a tomb for Pharaoh Khufu?
The Great Pyramid of Giza
Where is “the world’s largest drive‑in restaurant” located?
Georgia
Which ancient Chinese tool, used for pounding grains, is the ancestor of the modern food processor?
The stone mortar and pestle
Which flower is often used to make perfumes?
Jasmine
The Daiquiri
Named after Novelist Hemingway Daiquiri
Which French landmark used to be King Louis XIV’s royal residence?
Palace of Versaille