Fast Food, Snacks & Comfort Classics Trivia Word Search

This orange-flavored soda brand was originally created in Nazi Germany due to a Coca-Cola ingredient shortage.

This Seattle-founded coffeehouse chain is named after a character in Moby-Dick.

This fried chicken sandwich chain is famous for closing all its locations on Sundays.

This bright green, citrus-flavored soda brand's name suggests both a season and a weather phenomenon: '_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _' Dew.

This soft, mild fresh cheese, sold in small lumpy curds, is a common breakfast and diet food.

This Southern-style fried chicken chain's biscuits are a fan-favorite side dish, and its name evokes a Cajun folk character.

This chicken finger-focused chain was started by a founder who got a poor grade on the business plan in college.

This ice cream brand, known for quirky flavor names, was founded by two childhood friends in Vermont.

This spun, fluffy sugar treat, a fairground staple, is made by melting sugar and spinning it into thin threads: '_ _ _ _ _ _' Candy.

This peanut-butter-and-chocolate candy cup is one of America's best-selling candies.

This chewy, fruit-flavored candy shaped like a small animal is a staple of Halloween trick-or-treating: Gummy '_ _ _ _.'

This clear, lemon-lime soda brand features a green and silver can design.

This pizza delivery chain's logo features three dots representing its original three locations.

This chewy, salted, twisted snack of German origin is often sold soft and warm at ballgames.

This cured, seasoned breakfast meat, often shaped into small round patties or links, complements eggs at breakfast.

These thin, deep-fried strips of potato are a near-universal fast food side dish, named for their cooking style: '_ _ _ _ _ _' Fries.

This burger chain's mascot, a crowned figure, shares its name with the restaurant itself: Burger '_ _ _ _.'

This Texas-based burger chain's name suggests a personalized order: '_ _ _ _'-a-Burger.

This chocolate-coated candy, sold as small round pieces in a bag or tube, famously "melts in your mouth, not in your hand."

Wendy's hamburger patties are famously cut in this unusual shape, rather than round.

This fried chicken chain's founder, a real person, still appears as its mascot in a white suit and bow tie.

This deep-fried, hole-shaped pastry is a breakfast and coffee-shop staple worldwide.

This soft drink, invented by a pharmacist in Atlanta, is sold in a distinctive contour-shaped bottle: Coca-'_ _ _ _.'

This burger chain's founder named it after his young daughter's nickname; his own surname, shared by hers, is this.

This businessman transformed a single California burger stand into a global franchise empire, joining as a milkshake-machine salesman.

This bright red candy, coated in a tangy sour sugar shell around a chewy center, shares its name with a sour fruit snack.

The company behind the Twinkie snack cake, which also makes Ding Dongs and Ho Hos, is named this.

This orange, cheese-flavored puffed corn snack stains fingers a distinctive color.

This crispy, salty breakfast meat, made from cured pork belly, is a beloved sandwich and side staple.

This popular breakfast cereal features a talking tiger mascot who declares it "Grrreat!"

This chocolate hazelnut spread, popular on toast worldwide, hails from Italy.

This melted-cheese sandwich, cooked on a griddle until golden, is a beloved comfort food classic: '_ _ _ _ _ _ _' Cheese.

This burger chain was founded by Dave Thomas and named after his daughter's nickname.

This Pennsylvania chocolate company, founded by Milton, gives its name to a famous chocolate bar and an entire town.

This Mexican-inspired fast food chain takes the second half of its name from founder Glen Bell.

The company behind the Oreo cookie, also known for Ritz crackers, is named this.

This purple, oddly-shaped McDonald's mascot has no clearly defined form and is officially described as a giant taste bud.

This potato chip brand is sold in a distinctive cylindrical can rather than a bag.

This soft-serve ice cream chain's founder also became known for his distinctive gravelly voice in the company's own commercials.

This crisp, browned breakfast food is simply bread heated until golden, often topped with butter or jam.

This burger chain's name refers to the small number of founding family members, not menu items: '_ _ _ _' Guys.

This popular hot dog and sandwich topping, made from finely chopped pickled cucumber, adds a tangy crunch.

This Tex-Mex snack of tortilla chips topped with cheese was invented by a restaurateur nicknamed after his own first name.

This pizza chain was named after its founders, siblings Carmela and Gennaro.

This dark, cream-filled sandwich cookie is one of the best-selling cookies in the world.

This scrambled or fried breakfast staple comes from chickens and is a near-universal protein source.

This fish-shaped cheese cracker's slogan claims it's "the snack that smiles back."

This campfire treat sandwiches melted chocolate and toasted marshmallow between two graham crackers.

This orange and white candy, shaped like small kernels, is a staple of autumn and Halloween candy dishes: Candy '_ _ _ _.'

This light, fluffy snack food is made by heating dried kernels until they burst.

This popular potato chip brand's slogan famously claims "betcha can't eat just one."

This candy bar, containing nougat, caramel, and peanuts, shares its name with a member of the Mars family.

This rival cola brand, headquartered in New York, is named after a digestive enzyme in its original formula.

This licorice-adjacent chewy red candy comes in rope and bite-sized twist form.

This slow-cooked, shredded meat sandwich, tossed in tangy sauce, is a Southern barbecue staple: '_ _ _ _ _ _' Pork.

This colorful, fruit-flavored candy's slogan invites you to "taste the rainbow."

These bite-sized, breaded pieces of chicken became a McDonald's menu staple in the 1980s.

This sweet, sticky topping, made by boiling down tree sap, is a pancake and waffle favorite.

This spicy chicken dish, tossed in a vinegary hot sauce, is named after the New York city where it was invented: '_ _ _ _ _ _ _' Wings.

This donut and coffee chain's brand name is a shortened version of its original two-word title, ending in the word for fried dough rings.

Nachos were invented by this Mexican maître d', whose nickname "Nacho" gave the dish its name.

KFC founder Harland Sanders is known by this honorary military-sounding title.

This soft, spongy white confection, roasted over campfires, gets its name from a plant whose root was once used to make it: '_ _ _ _ _'-mallow.

This golden, cream-filled snack cake is one of America's most iconic packaged desserts.

This ice cream and fast food chain's name promises a royal treat: '_ _ _ _ _' Queen.

This sports drink was invented at a Florida university to help its football team combat dehydration.

This candy bar consists of two crunchy cookie sticks coated in caramel and chocolate.

This ice cream dessert is topped with syrup, whipped cream, nuts, and a cherry.

This Southern-inspired breakfast chain, known for its yellow sign and round-the-clock hours, specializes in a griddle-cooked breakfast staple: '_ _ _ _ _ _' House.

This deep-fried, sugar-coated pastry strip, a New Orleans specialty, is closely tied to Mardi Gras.

This peanut-based spread, a lunchbox staple, comes in smooth and chunky varieties: Peanut '_ _ _ _ _ _.'

This wafer-layered chocolate candy bar's name is also an onomatopoeia for the sound of breaking it apart.

This 23-flavor soda brand is fronted by a mascot with a doctorate: '_ _' Pepper.

This world's largest fast food chain by locations was built into a franchise empire by Ray Kroc, based on a restaurant started by two brothers.

This West Coast burger chain is known for hand-cut fries and a secret "animal style" menu.

These battered, deep-fried circles of onion are a popular side dish alternative to fries: Onion '_ _ _ _ _.'

This pizza chain's name and red-roofed buildings are instantly recognizable: Pizza '_ _ _.'

This sandwich chain, known for footlong subs, was originally called Pete's Super Submarines.

This tortilla chip brand is famous for bold, unusual flavors and a distinctive triangular shape.

This breakfast cereal brand's mascot is a friendly, cereal-loving toucan who touts its fruity taste: Froot '_ _ _ _ _.'

This deep-fried Southern cornmeal snack, often served alongside seafood, is shaped into small balls: Hush '_ _ _ _ _ _ _.'

This caramel popcorn and peanut snack, a ballpark classic, includes a small toy prize in every box: '_ _ _ _ _ _ _' Jack.

This flat, round chip is traditionally served with salsa or guacamole at Mexican restaurants.

This soft, doughy Southern breakfast bread, split and slathered with butter, is a staple on fast food breakfast menus.

McDonald's famous yellow "M" logo is nicknamed the Golden '_ _ _ _ _ _.'

This fast-casual Mexican grill chain popularized the customizable burrito bowl format.

This thick, blended drink of ice cream and milk is a diner and fast food staple.

This spiral-shaped pastry, topped with sugary glaze and a warm baking spice, is a bakery and mall food-court staple.

This Canadian coffee and donut chain was founded by a professional hockey player: Tim '_ _ _ _ _ _ _.'

This sweet, carbonated cherry-flavored soda, popular in the Southern U.S., was invented in North Carolina.

This drive-in fast food chain, known for carhop service and slushes, takes its name from speed.

This small, square-pattied slider chain, founded in 1921, is considered America's first fast food hamburger chain.

This chicken chain, opened across from the Alamo in 1952, was named after its founder George.

This chewy, fruit-flavored candy shares its name with an exploding celestial object.

This pancake-focused breakfast chain's name is an acronym for its full original title.