A) Vachon Inc. B) Drake's Cakes C) J.M. Smucker Company D) Hostess Brands
A) Ring Dings B) Big Wheels C) King Dons D) Jos. Louis
A) Big Wheels B) Ring Dings C) King Dons D) Hockey Pucks
A) 1934 B) 2013 C) 1967 D) 1987
A) Round with a flat top and bottom B) Square with rounded edges C) Rectangular brick D) Oval with a pointed top
A) Fruit jelly B) A white creamy filling C) Vanilla custard D) Chocolate ganache
A) Cardboard box B) Waxed paper C) A square of thin aluminum foil D) Clear plastic film
A) To prevent the chocolate glaze from melting B) To prevent the cake from drying out C) To keep the cake fresh for years D) To make it look like a gift
A) The shape of the cake B) The sound of the machine that made them C) A television ad campaign featuring a ringing bell D) A local neighborhood tradition
A) November 16, 2012 B) 1998 C) July 15, 2013 D) September 2023
A) Metropoulos & Co. B) Vachon Inc. C) The J.M. Smucker Company D) Apollo Global Management
A) Because people liked the name better B) To appeal to hockey fans C) To avoid confusion with Drake's Ring Dings D) To signify the product was larger
A) Twinkie the Kid B) Chief Big Wheel C) King Ding Dong D) Captain Cupcake
A) Donny B) Chief King C) King Don D) King Ding
A) Chief Big Wheel B) King Ding Dong C) Happy Big Wheel D) Captain Big Wheel |