"Pop" Culture
The first state to serve Coca Cola, way back in 1886
Georgia
The scientific name for the Northern Lights
Aurora Borealis
This cheese is traditionally found in a Greek salad
Feta
Team rope-pulling contest that becomes a Tolstoy novel
Tug of War and Peace
HOG
Harley-Davidson Inc
This soda is characterized by its 23 unique flavors
Dr Pepper
The internal organ which produces insulin
Pancreas
This soft Italian cheese is more commonly found in desserts, the most famous being tiramisu
Mascarpone
C.S. Lewis' book that showed a little too much during the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe Malfunction
CRM
Salesforce Inc
This failed product was see through, but only seen on shelves for 2 years
Crystal Pepsi
The largest species of shark
Whale shark
This cheese is named for the capital of Italy
Romano
CBS sitcom about Ted Mosby's search for the nun who founded the order of the Missionaries of Charity in India
How I Met Your Mother Teresa
WOOF
Petco Health and Wellness Company Inc
The initials of RC Cola stand for this
Royal Crown
Ascorbic Acid is more commonly known as this
Vitamin C
Andrew Jackson was gifted a 1,400 pound wheel of this cheese, also the national cheese of the UK
Cheddar
The Seinfeld actress accused of treason against the French in this scandal
Julia Louis-Dreyfus Affair
PLAY
Dave & Buster's Entertainment Inc
This beverage company, bought out by a larger soft drink company, started as Unadulterated Food Corporation
Snapple
The largest moon in the solar system
Ganymede
In English we refer to them as pie charts, but in French they are actually known by this type of cheese
Camembert
A result of a growth spurt or pregnancy that can be covered by clothing from a British department store
Stretch Marks and Spencer
RACE
Ferrari NV