In 1869, Anchor Brand horseradish became the first product made and marketed by a dude with what surname?
By 1905, what Pittsburgh company was America's biggest purveyors of pickles and vinegar?
Depending on where you are, beans or ketchup probably comes to mind when you hear what brand name that actually undersold itself with that "57 varieties" thing?
With lyrics legendarily written by a soon-to-be-killed revolutionary in 1830, "La Brabançonne" is the anthem of what nation?
Though one of its 12 ginormous panels has been stolen, the Ghent Altarpiece is still one of the most-visited artworks in what low country?
No waffling about it: The we're-sure-very scientific Historical Popularity Index at Pantheon.world says Jan Van Eyck is the most famous painter from what nation?
Paul McCartney got help from his friend's language-teacher mom to write what cutesy Beatles song?
As near as we can tell, what's the only first name shared by a former U.S. First Lady and an Oscar-winning Malaysian-born actress?
Because the Olsen twins have actual careers, which Tanner family member didn't show up for "Fuller House"?
"Thirty spokes unite at a single hub; the empty space makes the wheel useful." So goes a typically-deep quote from the scriptures of what philosophy?
"The Way is empty, yet never refills with use; it is bottomless, like the forefather of the myriad creatures." So wrote Lao Tzu, founder of what religion?
"The way that can be described is not the enduring and unchanging way." That's the first line of the titular text from what belief system that means "Way-ism"?
What New World rodents have the densest fur of any land mammal?
Around the same size as a guinea pig, what jumpy rodent takes dust baths instead of... you know, the normal kind?
Named for an Andes people who ate it (and may or may not have been anagrammers), what big rodent may have been served on CHILL CHINA?