You weren't raised right if you didn't know that this restaurant chain was named after the founder's yellow Labrador Retriever.
What is Raising Canes?
This cherry flavored soda turned 100 years old in 2017. Cheers!
What is Cheerwine?
This new candy gained popularity with 1982's "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial"
What are Reese's Pieces?
Due to cocoa rations during WWII, the inventor of this product stretch his rations by combining hazelnuts and chocolate to create this spreadable confection.
What is Nutella?
While this product's expiration date has recently changed from 26 days to 45 days from date of purchase, that still falls way short of the post apocalyptic expectations of most consumers. Sorry Tallahassee :(
What are Twinkies?
O! Well, it's not hard at all to understand why this cookie is the most popular in the world.
What is Oreo?
In 2001, this company (unsurprisingly) delivered the first fast food into space as it was delivered to the International Space Station onboard a resupply rocket...at a cost of $1m.
What is Pizza Hut?
What is Pepsi?
James Bond's most famously known drink of choice.
What is a martini...shaken, not stirred?
Although today's version isn't "real cheese", the product was originally invented to make use of broken Swiss cheese wheels.
What is Velveeta?
Reese's Pieces contain chocolate. True or False?
No...ingredients include Sugar, Peanuts, Vegetable Oil, Milk, and artificial flavorings / colors.
Also Carnuba Wax.
Vom.
This brand's nutty mascot came along in 1916 when a 14-year-old submitted a drawing to a trademark contest. He received a measly $5 prize for his winning sketch.
What is Planter's Peanuts?
This American fast food chain has the most locations worldwide, in addition to having the most locations in the US. (Fun fact...it also has the most locations of any fast food chain in 49 of the 50 states.)
What is "Subway" with 42,431 locations world wide.
-McDonald's: 37,855
-Starbucks: 30,000
-KFC: 24,104
-Burger King: 16,859
This became the first soft drink to be consumed in outer space, when astronauts aboard the Space Shuttle Challenger tested this brand's "Space Can” on July 12, 1985.
What is Coca-Cola?
Great Scott! Pepsi Perfect, shown here, is an advancement on the original, shown in this movie.
What is Back to the Future Part II?
A janitor invented THIS product by sprinkling chili powder on the traditional crunchy variety of a favorite snack. (He is currently the executive VP of PepsiCo's North American division)
What are Flamin' Hot Cheetos?
While it's the most popular Wrigley's flavor, this flavor was invented first, in 1892. "Chew a little...to wash away the night."
What is Juicy Fruit?
-still the highest selling fruit-flavored gum in the US.
-Wrigley's Spearmint was invented in 1893.
The reason bubblegum is pink.
What is because it was gray at first...and gray is gross?
Nearly 3.6m Japanese households celebrate Christmas with food from this American fast food establishment.
What is KFC?
This soft drink was originally invented as a mixer for whiskey and, because of that, it's name is also a slang term for moonshine.
What is Mountain Dew?
In 1989, Hi-C re-released their citrus flavor as this co-branded drink with one of the year's slimiest movie characters.
What is Ecto Cooler?
Two brothers invented granola as a nutrition supplement for patients at the Battle Creek Sanatorium...their second product would spark an empire as THIS company was started after a revolutionary breakfast cereal was created when boiled corn was accidentally left out and had broken into crispy flakes.
What is Kellogg's?
The flavor of a green Haribo's gummy bear.
What is strawberry?
It's commonly believed that the first chocolate chip cookie was created by accident in this restaurant, which is now a house hold name. Phoebe Buffay, I'm sure, would understand.
What is Toll House?
This is the only American fast food establishment in Bermuda.
What is KFC?
Of all the major soft drink brands in the US, this one is the oldest, having been created in 1885.
What is Dr. Pepper?
-Coca-Cola: 1886
-Pepsi-Cola: 1898
-IBC Root Beer: 1919
-7-UP: 1929
-Sprite: 1961
The Dude's favorite drink in "The Big Lebowski".
What is a white russian?
Doritos were originally discarded as trash. A restaurant named Casa de Fritos, located HERE, invented Doritos by repurposing stale tortillas they bought from a local vendor. The chips proved to be so popular they were eventually rolled out nationally by Frito-Lay in 1966
What is Disneyland?
Acquired by The Kellogg Company for $2.7b in 2012, Pringles were originally created by THIS company...known now mostly for personal care / health products like Tide, Charmin, Gillette and Pampers / Luvs.
What is Proctor & Gamble?
The Oreo, while hugely popular now...is often seen as the original, but is actually a rebranding (imposter, if you will), of this cookie...which was invented first.