Culinary Curiosities
Coriander is the seed of this herb.
What is cilantro?
This condiment was used for its medicinal qualities in the 1800s.
What is Ketchup?
This is made by dissolving carbon dioxide in water to make it fizzy.
What is sparkling water?
The previous restaurant to occupy this building.
What is Noble Fin?
Frosty the snowman’s nose is made out of this household item?
What is a button?
A cooking term that means to cook the fat out of a meat.
What is rendering?
This popular sweet treat was invented by mistake at the Toll House Inn in 1930.
What are chocolate chip cookies?
This fizzy soft drink created in 1886 by Dr. John Pemberton, was originally marketed as a medicinal tonic.
What is Coca-Cola?
Stage’s phone number.
What is 770-680-2728?
The number of reindeer Santa Clause has.
What is 9?
A system used to measure the pungency or spiciness of hot peppers.
What is the Scoville scale?
This livestock was the first to be domesticated for human consumption.
What are sheep?
The world's oldest alcohol beverage.
What is mead?
This Stage menu item originated from Italy, and directly translates to “ink pot”.
What is calamari?
The Christmas tree's origin country.
What is Germany?
Cashews grow from this fruit.
What are apples?
The first fast food restaurant established in America in 1916, selling hamburgers for 5 cents apiece.
What is White Castle?
This historical event caused a dramatic increase of coffee consumption in America.
What is The Boston Tea Party?
Creature Comforts Brewery is located in this city.
What is Athens, GA
Number of nights Hanukkah lasts for.
What are 8 nights?
This gluten-free starch is extracted from the cassava plant.
What is tapioca starch?
The first recipe for brownies was published in a 1897 edition of the ______ catalog.
What is Sears?
This type of establishment was the first to mainstream self-serve soda fountains.
What are drug stores?
The Stage chef who has a degree in finance.
Who is Phil?
The food southerners eat on new years to bring good luck in the upcoming year.
What are black eyed peas?