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100

This elusive condiment was given a new life when a popular cartoon raved of its addictive goodness

What is "szechuan sauce"

100

Wobbly, unstable, hard, rough

Rocky

100

Around the turn of the twentieth century, this victual was initially invented as a way to discourage young people from masturbating.

What is Corn flakes (also graham crackers)

100

Bach's Prelude in C Major, was sampled to create this popular 2016 pop hit

What is Blue, by Zayn

100

This president ran unopposed in 1816... and only got 80% of the popular vote.

Who was James Monroe

200

This still-elusive burger was the first "limited time only" fast food item

What is the McRib

200

Lion, Orca, Crocodile, Human

Predator

200

During WWII, British propaganda sought to convince Germans that their pilots had night-vision due to a diet high in this food.

What are Carrots

200

The Piano Concerto No 2 by Rachmaninoff was a major source of inspiration for this classic pop song, which was topped the charts for weeks in 1997.

What is All by Myself, by Celine Dion

200

This was the youngest President to ever hold the office.

Who was Theodore Roosevelt

300

This fast food company opened its first Canadian location, right here in Hamilton

What is Wendy's

300

Strange, unfamiliar, foreign, ET

Alien

300

Despite now being an iconic food of the region, this now-popular comestible was virtually non-existant in Japan until the early 1990s, when sentiment and demand suddenly turned, largely due to foreign influence.

What is Salmon sushi

300

This popular pop song, first released late last year but still popular now, was based heavily on Pachelbel's Canon in D.

What is Memories, by Maroon 5

300
These two states allow prisoners to vote (name 1).
What are Maine and Vermont
400

In McDonald's lore, this 4-armed character was initially evil, and stole milkshakes, before losing two arms and becoming good

Who is "Grimace"/"Evil-Grimace"

400

Mandible, Maxilla, Chelicerae, Bruce

Jaws

400

This culinary component was so important that its representative guild was appointed by Henry II in 1180 as custodians of his weights.

What was (Black) Pepper

400

Gustav Holst's The Planets, specifically Mars, the Bringer of War, provided the 'inspiration' for this iconic sci-fi film score.

What is the Film score from Star Wars Ep.4, by John Williams

400
This eventual-President once spent his entire campaign budget (to the State assembly, not Presidential) on alcohol for all his voters.

Who was George Washington (to the House of Burgesses [Virginia])

500

This still-operating fast food chain is considered by many to be the first, opening its doors in 1921 and selling '5-cent burgers'

What is White Castle

500

Haemophilia, the Habsburg jaw, Huntington's, dynastic rule

Hereditary

500

Both Alexander the Great and Cleopatra used this seasoning, the most expensive in the world, to spice up themselves rather than their food.

What is Saffron

500
Jean-Paul-Egide Martini composed "Plaisir d'Amour" in 1784. Fittingly, it is leaves a heavy impression on this famous classic love song.

What is "Can't Help Falling in Love", Elvis Presley OR UB40

500

This man was the only one to have been both President and Vice-President of the United States without having been elected into either one.

Who was Gerald Ford