Fast Food Trivia

1. In which Louisiana metropolitan area was the Popeyes restaurant opened?

From Quiz Luv Dat Chicken at Popeyes

Answer: New Orleans, Louisiana

Popeyes Chicken was founded in suburban New Orleans, Louisiana. The suburb's name was Arabi. The first store opened its doors on June 12, 1972 by owner Al Copeland. The first store's original name was "Chicken on the Run".

From Quiz Cold Stone Creamery Signature Creations

Answer: Rainbow sprinkles, brownie and fudge

Birthday Cake Remix is one of the most popular signatures that most everyone will love whether you're a high school girl or a middle-aged man.

From Quiz Fast Food Yummy Yummy

Answer: Arby's

Arby's menu includes beef sandwiches, shakes, and turn over desserts. They also do chicken strips, salads, and Ruben sandwiches. Some Arby's locations do catering for large parties.

From Quiz U.S Hamburger Chains

Answer: Red Robin

Red Robin has roots going back to the 1940s, with the first so-named restaurant appearing in Seattle in 1969. They expanded to Portland OR in 1980, to Canada and Japan in 1985 before going nationwide in 2000.

From Quiz The Great American Hamburger

Answer: Chuck

The best hamburgers use a fattier cut than what is typically used for steaks; chuck, with 15 to 20 percent fat, falls in the ideal range.

From Quiz McDonald's UK - How much do you know?

Answer: 1974

The first McDonald's in the UK opened in Woolwich, October 12, 1974. It was their 3000th restaurant worldwide.

From Quiz When Coffee Cost a Nickel

Answer: Northeast

The first automat was opened in Philadelphia in 1902 by Joe Horn and Frank Hardart. Ten years later they opened one in New York City. The automat's place was in large industrial cities where people wanted a quick, inexpensive meal in a convenient location. Most automats could be found in downtown buildings. The idea of dispensing food from steel and glass compartments came from "waiterless" restaurants found in Germany and other parts of Europe. Horn and Hardart eventually had 85 automats.

From Quiz SONIC : America's Drive-In

Answer: Troy N. Smith Sr

Smith started the company in 1953. SONIC had over 3,500 locations through out the nation by the time Mr. Smith passed away in 2009. Some credit a man named Charles Pappe for founding SONIC as well, but Smith's lone idea started the company. It wasn't until 1956 that they partnered up to build the first franchise in Oklahoma in 1958.

From Quiz United States Fast Food Slogans!

Answer: Papa John's

Papa John's is the third largest take-out and delivery pizza chain in the United States. Every Papa John's commercial ends with "Better ingredients, better pizza. Papa John's."

From Quiz The Happy Meal

Answer: Dick Brams

Dick Brams was a St. Louis ad manager who suggested a kid-friendly meal two years before the Happy Meal's debut. The very first Happy Meal was "circus-wagon" themed.

From Quiz The All-American Hot Dog

Answer: 1871

Charles Feltman, a German butcher, opened the first Coney Island system in New York City. There has been argument over who introduced hot dogs to America, since many German immigrants did so around this era.

From Quiz Would You Like Salt And Vinegar With That?

Answer: Marrowfat peas

Traditional mushy peas are made by soaking a pan of marrowfat peas overnight with salt, which forms a thick grey soup. They are then heated with sodium bicarbonate to prevent fermentation.

From Quiz A Brief History of U.S. Fast Foods

Answer: Wendy's

The source of the hilarious advertising campaign featuring Clara Peller as the old woman searching for more meat in her hamburger, asking, "Where's the beef?", Wendy's quickly became one of America's favorite meal spots.

From Quiz Come and Get it All at Boston Pizza!

Answer: Edmonton, Alberta.

There are over 20 locations in Edmonton alone.

From Quiz North American Restaurant Slogans and Advertising

Answer: Boston Pizza

Boston Pizza is one of Canada's largest casual dining franchises. It started in Edmonton Alberta and has over 300 locations in Canada alone. In the United States it is known as "Boston's The Gourmet".

From Quiz SteaknShake

Answer: steakburgers and milkshakes

The steak part came from the pieces of steak ground into the burger. The shake part refers to the wonderful hand dipped milkshakes.

From Quiz US Restaurant Chain Origins

Answer: San Bernadino, California

Although popular lore tells of the "first" McDonald's restaurant opened in Des Plaines, Illinois in 1955, the very first McDonald's restaurant ever was actually opened in San Bernadino, California by the chain's founders, Dick and Mac McDonald, in 1940. The Des Plaines location was the first restaurant franchised to Ray Kroc, the man who gained fame (not to mention obscene riches!) by transforming the brand into the huge global phenomenon the chain became. That Des Plaines location was actually the ninth McDonald's restaurant in existence at the time. (First day register receipts in Des Plaines were $366.12!) Ray Kroc later bought out the McDonald brothers' interest in their existing restaurants, making him sole owner of the McDonald's brand prior to the company going public in 1965. The original San Bernadino location is now a museum, as is the Des Plaines location. The McDonald's company today comprises over 31,000 locations in 120 countries! There is a McDonald's in every continent on earth except for Antarctica. Oak Brook, Illinois is the present-day company headquarters.

From Quiz Papa John's

Answer: John Schnatter

John got it all started without any degrees in business. His dream started as a high school student working at a local pizza pub.

From Quiz McDonald's: I'm Lovin It!

Answer: red, yellow, and white

Ronald usually wears red shoes with yellow laces and black soles. He wears stockings with red and white stripes, and yellow overalls with the McDonald's logo over a shirt with the same striped pattern as his stockings.

From Quiz Burgerville- Fast Food with Ethics

Answer: The Pacific Northwest

Burgerville has locations throughout northern Oregon and southern Washington, from Albany OR to Centralia WA. It was founded in Vancouver WA in 1961.

From Quiz Donut Mania!

Answer: Dutch settlers

The donut or doughnut is a deep-fried piece of dough or batter. It comes from the Dutch origin of olykoeck or "oily cake" which was fried in pork fat. The two most common types of donuts are the flattened sphere (you know...the ones that are injected with jelly or custard) and the ring donut.

From Quiz US Fast Food

Answer: McDonald's

Burger King ranked #2, followed by Wendy's and Taco Bell.

From Quiz Tim Hortons

Answer: Hamilton, Ontario

It opened in 1964, and yes, it is officially written without an apostrophe even though correct grammar would require it!

From Quiz Junk Food, A Short History

Answer: cough medicine manufacturer

Pearl B. Wait, of Rochester, NY, was the man, and his wife Mary gave Jell-o its name. Why is Jell-o on a junk food quiz? Because then, as now, the powder is 88% sugar!

From Quiz Dachshund Sausages!

Answer: July 23rd

From Quiz All About KFC (in America)

Answer: Louisville, Kentucky

At least you know where Louisville is!

From Quiz Get Your Hot Dogs

Answer: July

It is estimated that Americans will consume more than 2 billion hot dogs during National Hog Dog month.

From Quiz Chicken Nuggets

Answer: McDonald's

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