Thematic Meats/Eggs Trivia

1. Which music artist(s) does not have a hit song entitled "Hot Dog"?

From Quiz Why a Hot Dog Quiz?

Answer: Three Dog Night

Elvis Presley had "Hot Dog" on the "Loving You" album, Led Zeppelin's was on the album "In Through The Out Door" and They Might be Giants had theirs on the album "Here Come the 123's".

From Quiz You Better Run, Egg!

Answer: Sooty the puppet

Daniels was appearing on a special edition of the Sooty Show, which in one sketch involved the loveable hand puppet throwing a pizza at the (then) 73-year old magician. Daniels, always the showman, claimed that the throw in the first take was not forceful enough and asked for it to be re-done. As Sooty limbered up and summoned all his strength for the hurl, he ended up hospitalising Daniels, who thankfully made a full recovery.

From Quiz Stop in the Name of All That Is Decent and Good

Answer: Wake'n Bacon

The first version of the clock was created by Matty Sallin, Daniel Bartolin and Hsiao-huh Hsu. Version two was by Matty Sallin and engineered by Josh Meyer. The pictures of their device look like a square wooden pig head. You would put in a piece of frozen bacon before going to sleep and rather than an audible alarm, the bacon would be cooked and the wafting aroma would then wake you. (NOTE: don't eat the bacon that's been in the clock all night!)

From Quiz It's Not Got Much SPAM in It

Answer: Hormel

In 1937, Hormel debuted Spam as a precooked meat product, sold in cans. The original contains (from what is on a can of original Spam): pork, ham, salt, water, potato starch, sodium nitrite, and aspic.

From Quiz Pilchards Pilchards Everywhere!

Answer: European Pilchard

It is the European pilchard which has the scientific name Sardina pilchardus. The term "sardine" is recorded as far back as the fifteenth century, and is thought to have originated near the Mediterranean island of Sardinia. The rainbow sardine is Dussumieria acuta, the round sardinella is Sardinella aurita or the Spanish sardine, and the South American pilchard is Sardinops sagax. South American pilchards are the same fish as the Californian and Chilean sardine.

From Quiz Not All Easter Eggs Are Chocolate

Answer: Great Elephant Bird

The Great Elephant Bird, or Aepyornis, was found only in Madagascar and became extinct in the 17th century, largely due to hunting. It is understood to have stood up to ten feet tall and weighed around 400 kg. An egg from this huge flightless bird, which resembled the ostrich, was on display at the Chelsea Antiques Fair, London, in 2009, where it attracted much interest. It was 13 inches tall and measured an astonishing circumference of over three feet. Some examples are on display in museums and it is understood a few are in private collections.

From Quiz The Incredible Edible Egg

Answer: Columbus

Apparently chickens, with their ability to provide eggs every day as a ready made source of food that could be relied upon, arrived with Columbus on his second voyage to that nation in 1493. Eggs have been eaten by humanity since the year dot and because they contain protein and choline, they are classed as meat. But what happens to the poor little chicken once her life long devotion to feeding mankind begins to wane? She ends up in a pot somewhere, eaten by the very people she nurtured. I call that downright ungrateful, don't you? Eggsactly! Chickens of the world unite! (Question and additional information supplied by Creedy)

From Quiz All About Eggs

Answer: Humpty Dumpty

Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall, Humpty Dumpty had a great fall, All the King's horses and all the King's men, Couldn't put Humpty together again.

From Quiz Why a Hot Dog Quiz? Part 2

Answer: Caribou

These hot dogs are made with Alaskan caribou. The dogs are split and served on a steamed bun. The grilled onions are usually deglazed with Coca-Cola and mustard is also added as a topping.

From Quiz Why a Hot Dog Quiz?

Answer: Cream cheese

A Seattle Dog contains cream cheese and also sautéed onions. They are mainly sold at night by street vendors and also at sporting stadiums.

From Quiz You Better Run, Egg!

Answer: Mead

King Fjolnir was believed to be the son of Frey, one of the major gods in Norse mythology. Fjolnir's mother was Gerd, a giantess who was admired by Frey from afar. Gerd initially refused the advances of Frey's servant Skirnir on behalf of the god, but eventually succumbed after several threats were made against her. And who said romance was dead?

From Quiz It's Not Got Much SPAM in It

Answer: Spiced ham

The SP is for spice. The AM is the last two letters of ham.

From Quiz Not All Easter Eggs Are Chocolate

Answer: Lion

The Lion mark was introduced by the now-defunct Egg Marketing Board and first appeared on British eggs in 1956. It was dropped in 1971 when the board closed, but reintroduced in 1998 by the British Egg Information Service. The Lion mark ensures suppliers adhere to a strict code of practice in egg production, including the vaccination of hens against the salmonella bacteria. Approximately 85% of British eggs bear the Lion mark.

From Quiz The Incredible Edible Egg

Answer: 280

A chicken can lay about 280 eggs each year, laying more eggs during the spring and summer season due to the longer days. They must be eggshausted after laying that many. (Question and additional information supplied by Lorstrivia)

From Quiz Spam, Spam, Spam, Baked Beans, and Spam

Answer: Low Glycemic Index diet

Both spam and baked beans have a low glycemic index, meaning that they have a minimal effect on your blood sugar levels. Spam is high in protein and fat and baked beans are high in protein and carbohydrates. Unfortunately Spam is also very high in Sodium.

From Quiz Why a Hot Dog Quiz? Part 2

Answer: Franklin D Roosevelt

FDR and his wife Eleanor served King George VI and Queen Elizabeth of England hot dogs at their Hudson Valley retreat in 1939 during an informal picnic. Both Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan served hot dogs at the White House during their Presidency.

From Quiz You Better Run, Egg!

Answer: He died of laughter after seeing his drunken donkey eating figs

Chrysippus was a 3 BC Greek philosopher who was one-time head of the school of stoics. One well-known story says that he died of laughter after feeding his drunken donkey several figs. The details of the story seem to have been muddled with time - whether the wine or the figs came first, and whether or not it was his donkey. Moreover, the person whom this anecdote stems from (Diogenes Laertius) actually gives another account of Chrysippus's death, saying that he simply died from drinking too much wine himself.

From Quiz Pilchards Pilchards Everywhere!

Answer: Ash Wednesday

There is a famous oil painting by Goya, dating from some time around the turn of the nineteenth century, which depicts the Burial of the Sardine in Madrid. Possibly the most famous celebration of Carnival is the one held each year in Rio de Janeiro.

From Quiz Not All Easter Eggs Are Chocolate

Answer: Hercule Poirot

Best-selling author Dame Agatha Christie's most famous creation, her Belgian private detective Hercule Poirot, has appeared in 33 full-length books and numerous short stories, as well as in several film and television adaptations. Besides Poirot, Agatha Christie created other detective characters including Miss Jane Marple, her elderly spinster sleuth, and Tommy and Tuppence Beresford. Known as the 'Queen of Crime', she was born in 1890 and died in 1976 at her Oxfordshire home, Winterbrook House, which bears an English Heritage commemorative blue plaque. Poirot's assistant and friend Captain Arthur Hastings describes meeting Poirot for the first time in 'The Mysterious Affair at Styles' as" 'He was hardly more than five feet four inches but carried himself with great dignity. His head was exactly the shape of an egg, and he always perched it a little on one side...' Poirot's physical appearance of egg-shaped head and elaborate moustache, together with his fastidiousness and 'little grey cells', are frequently mentioned in the books, which have been translated into many languages.

From Quiz The Incredible Edible Egg

Answer: Oviparous

Oviparous creatures do not have the demands placed on them that are required during the development of the embryo. Once the eggs are laid, there is no more physiological investment from the mother, other than to guard and defend the nest and its eggs. Ovoviviparous creatures produce eggs that hatch within the mother's body. Oviform simply means shaped like an egg. Viviparous creatures give birth to living offspring that develop within the uterus of the mother. (Question and additional information supplied by moonraker 2)

From Quiz Spam, Spam, Spam, Baked Beans, and Spam

Answer: Hawaii

The annual Waikiki Spam Jam celebrates Hawaii's love affair with spam. Spam was first introduced to Hawaii by the armed forces during World War II. Because it requires no refrigeration, is long lasting and portable, it quickly became an important part of the Hawaiian diet. Hawaiians eat more spam per person than any other state in the United States and it even features on their McDonalds and Burger King menus.

From Quiz All About Eggs

Answer: Oeuf

Go to work on an oeuf (egg) as an advertisement on the TV would say.

From Quiz Why a Hot Dog Quiz? Part 2

Answer: Neon

The Neon color is made by adding blue dye to the green pickle relish. The origin of this color relish is unknown, as to who first created this, but "Superdawg" say they've served it since opening in 1948. They call this relish ""piccalilli"(not to be confused with British style piccalilli which is a mustard color)

From Quiz Why a Hot Dog Quiz?

Answer: Jerry Seinfeld

In Episode #87-"The Chaperone", of "Seinfeld", Jerry offers Miss Rhode Island (played by Marguerite MacIntyre) a hot dog but she refuses as she is watching her weight. The original air date was 22 Sept 1994.

From Quiz You Better Run, Egg!

Answer: By stuffing a fowl with snow

Perhaps I'm misrepresenting Bacon in this question. He wasn't madly stuffing a fowl because he'd lost his marbles. He was actually performing an experiment to test how the cold was capable of preserving meat. Bacon's promotion of the acquisition of knowledge through sensory experience - known as empiricism - was an important stepping stone away from the basing of knowledge on blind faith.

From Quiz It's Not Got Much SPAM in It

Answer: About eight billion since 1937

It has been estimated that 3.8 cans of Spam are consumed every second in the United States. In 2007, distribution topped seven billion. Spam has become international with brisk distribution, not only in the United States and its territories but also in the United Kingdom and Asia. Each culture seems to develop its own recipes to utilize Spam. Spam has been sold in at least 41 countries.

From Quiz Pilchards Pilchards Everywhere!

Answer: Lanzarote

Lanzarote is one of the Spanish Canary Islands. Since the early 1990s, the entire island has been a designated United Nations Biosphere Reserve due to its ecological importance. Tourism to the parts of the island outside the main resorts is strictly controlled, in order to preserve the landscape and its delicate flora and fauna.

From Quiz All About Eggs

Answer: The Philippines

The balut is considered an aphrodisiac in the Philippines.

From Quiz Why a Hot Dog Quiz? Part 2

Answer: July

The National Hot Dog and Sausage Council designated July as National Hot Dog month and sponsor a variety of events nationwide. The date of National Hot Dog Day though varies in July.

From Quiz Why a Hot Dog Quiz?

Answer: Jayne Mansfield

Jayne Mansfield had many jobs before becoming a film star- selling popcorn and candy, teaching dance and modeling. She was crowned Miss Hot Dog Ambassador in 1950.

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