Let's "E"at!
Commonly used in Mediterranean cuisine, it has the acronym EVOO.
Extra Virgin Olive Oil
About a million of these - each storing a single character of data - make up 1 MB
Byte
This is Australia's capital city
Canberra
This annual prank-filled holiday takes place on April 1st
April Fools' Day
The fiery predecessor to Outlook, this service was one of the first webmail services on the internet
Hotmail (1996)
It is a vegetable also known by the name 'Aubergine' by the British.
Eggplant
Once an obscure three-key combo used to restart a frozen computer, it is still used today to log in or bring up Task Manager
CTRL-ALT-DELETE
The largest coral reel system in the world
The Great Barrier Reef
This comedy TV series features a character named April Ludgate
Parks and Recreation
This Sony device let you play cassette tapes on the go.
Sony Walkman (1979)
This side dish is made by boiling or steaming soybeans in a pod.
They provide hosting for software development and version control and are known for their mascot Octocat (part cat + part octopus)
GitHub
This animal appears on the Australian coat of arms, can't walk backwards, and are boxing champions
Kangaroo
This historic ship began its ill-fated maiden voyage in April 1912
The RMS Titanic
This video format required you to be "kind and rewind" before returning it.
VHS (1976)
The name of this pastry comes from a French word for "flash of lightning" due to how fast it's eaten.
Éclairs
This device enabled internet access over standard telephone lines and made a distinctive sound
Dial-up Modem
Drop Bear
This Shakespeare tragedy begins with the line, "Two households, both alike in dignity," and is set in April according to some interpretations.
Romeo and Juliet
This thick printed directory helped people find local businesses before online search
Yellow Pages (1886)
Variations exist in European, Latin American and Phillipine cuisine, they are a pastry that can be filled with either sweet or savoury fillings.
Empanada
This feared computer issue arose at the beginning of the millennium and caused mass hysteria
Y2K bug (or Millennium Bug)
This Australian Prime Minister disappeared while swimming in 1967 and was never found.
Harold Holt
This 1970 space mission, launched on April 11, became known for the phrase "Housten, we've had a problem."
Apollo 13
This early search engine featured a butler mascot and answered questions in plain English
Ask Jeeves (1996)