Fast Food Facts
Since 1985 this pizza chain has sponsored the 'Book It!' program to encourage children to read through personal pan pizza rewards.
What is Pizza Hut?
Four letters; 'Midday'
What is noon?
This city, the seventh most populated in Illinois, is the state's capital.
What is Springfield, IL?
This song by Canadian singer-songwriter and one-hit wonder Daniel Powter topped the Billboard Hot 100 for five weeks in 2006.
What is 'Bad Day'?
Founded in 1962 in Downey, California, this fast food chain encourages its customers to 'Live mas'.
What is Taco Bell?
Seven letters; 'A vehicle used for speed competitions'
What is racecar.
This city, the capital of Wisconsin, features nine Historic landmarks, including several buildings designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, along with the largest university in the state.
What is Madison, Wisconsin?
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This pretzel franchise that began in 1988 is especially popular in shopping malls and amusement parks. Their slogan since 2025 has been 'Get Twisted'.
What is Auntie Anne's?
Four letters; 'A type of Indian bread'
This city, the capital of New York and the state's oldest, is the fastest growing city in Upstate New York, currently boasting over 1.3 million residents. It was established in 1686 and became the capital in 1797.
What is Albany, New York?
This fast food coffee and donut chain was founded in 1950 and is one of the biggest with over 14k locations worldwide. It was acquired by Baskin-Robbins' in 1990.
What is Dunkin' Donuts?
Three letters; 'Having energy or high spirits'
What is pep?
Wyoming's capital, the biggest city in the state, is known for their annual Frontier Days cultural and rodeo event.
What is Cheyenne, Wyoming?
This Filipino fast food chain has over 1600 locations worldwide and is known especially for its Chickenjoy fried chicken and sweet Filipino spaghetti.
What is Jollibee?
Five letters; 'An opinion, belief, or principal held as absolute truth by a person or organization.'
What is Tenet?
Originally established as a military outpost in the gold rush era, this city grew rapidly due to its proximity to the Oregon Trail and became the capital of Idaho in 1864 despite strong voter opposition.
What is Boise, Idaho?