American Classics
What food is often called “the all-American dessert”?
Apple pie
What herb is the main ingredient in pesto sauce?
Basil
What country is famous for inventing pizza?
Italy
What fast-food chain uses a clown as its mascot?
McDonalds (Ronald McDonald)
What candy bar was advertised as giving you a “break”?
Kit-Kat
Which fast-food chain first introduced the Big Mac?
McDonalds
What type of bean is baked to make traditional Boston baked beans?
Navy Beans
What country is famous for feta cheese?
Greece
What chain is famous for its “Finger-lickin’ good” slogan?
KFC (Kentucky Fried Chicken)
What candy slogan is “They’re magically delicious”?
Lucky Charms
What soup company is famous for its red-and-white cans?
Campbell's Soup
What type of pasta name means “little worms” in Italian?
Vermicelli
What French dish is made with snails?
Escargot
What restaurant’s mascot is a little girl with red pigtails?
Wendy's
Which soda was famously advertised by Michael Jackson in the 1980s?
Pepsi
What Midwestern state is known as “America’s Dairyland”?
Wisconsin
What nut is used to make marzipan?
Almonds
What German dish is made with fermented cabbage?
Sauerkraut
What pizza chain promises delivery in “30 minutes or less”?
Domino's Pizza
Which candy comes in a roll of colorful tablets and is popular at Halloween?
Smarties
What breakfast cereal features Tony the Tiger?
Frosted Flakes
What spice is often called “the world’s most expensive spice by weight”?
Saffron
What is the national dish of Scotland, made with sheep’s heart, liver, and oats?
Haggis
What ice cream brand created the “31 flavors” slogan?
Baskin Robbins
What chocolate drink powder was promoted by a character named Quiky Bunny?
Nestlé Quik (Now Nesquik)