Fast Food
This chain's iconic "Golden Arches" form the letter "M" on its logo.
What is McDonald's?
This chocolate treat made by Hershey's comes wrapped in foil with a small paper ribbon sticking out the top.
What is a Hershey's Kiss?
Clocking in at over 267 mph, the peregrine falcon holds the record as the world's fastest living this.
What is a bird (or animal)?
Text "LOL" when something is funny, which stands for this phrase.
What is "Laugh Out Loud"?
This basic baking ingredient reacts with acid and liquid to produce carbon dioxide bubbles, helping cakes and cookies rise.
What is Baking Soda (or Baking Powder)?
"Have It Your Way" has long been the tagline for this burger joint known for the Whopper.
What is Burger King?
These multi-colored fruit candies invite you to "Taste the Rainbow."
What are Skittles?
Standing at over 2,716 feet tall in Dubai, the Burj Khalifa holds the record as the world's tallest this.
What is a building (or structure/skyscraper)?
If you need to drop out of a chat for a moment, you might type "BRB", short for this.
What is "Be Right Back"?
To quickly plunge boiled vegetables into ice water to stop the cooking process and preserve their bright color.
What is blanching?
This Mexican-inspired chain encourages customers to "Live Más."
What is Taco Bell?
This iconic peanut butter cup candy bears the name of a former Hershey chocolate employee who created them in 1928.
What is Reese's?
Recognized as the loudest land animal on Earth, its roars can be heard clearly from up to 3 miles away through dense jungle.
What is the Howler Monkey?
Used when giving an opinion or disclaimer, "IMO" stands for this.
What is "In My Opinion"?
This classic cooking term means to gently simmer food in a small amount of liquid, commonly used for eggs or pears.
What is poaching?
Founded in Columbus, Ohio in 1969, this chain is famous for square beef patties and Frosty desserts.
What is Wendy's?
Originally called "Papa Shake" and "Blockbusters," this chewy, fruit-flavored square candy is produced by Wrigley.
What is Starburst?
Reaching speeds up to 763 mph in 1997, the ThrustSSC became the first land vehicle to officially break this barrier.
What is the sound barrier (or Mach 1)?
Often appended to the end of a long story or post, "TL;DR" stands for this summary phrase.
What is "Too Long; Didn't Read"?
This handheld, multi-holed kitchen tool is used specifically to strip tiny strips of peel from citrus fruits like lemons and oranges.
What is a zester?
The "Secret Recipe" for this chicken chain's original fried chicken famously includes this specific number of herbs and spices
What is 11?
This famous candy bar composed of nougat, caramel, and peanuts was named after the Mars family's favorite horse.
What is Snickers?
Capable of making echolocation clicks reaching up to 230 decibels underwater, this deep-diving marine mammal holds the record for generating the loudest sound of any animal on Earth.
What is the Sperm Whale?
Often used in fast-paced workplace chats or subreddits, "IIRC" stands for this four-word phrase used when recalling information from memory.
What is "If I Recall Correctly" (or "If I Remember Correctly")?
Named after its curved, rocking blade, this single- or double-handled Italian cutter is used to mince herbs or slice pizza.
What is a Mezzaluna?