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Round 1
Golden Arches & Rivals
$200
This rival chain is 'Home of the Whopper.'
$400
These golden arches form the logo of this burger giant.
$600
This square-patty chain, founded by Dave Thomas, is named after his daughter.
$800
McDonald's signature two-all-beef-patty burger is this.
$1000
McDonald's markets this minty green seasonal drink around St. Patrick's Day.
Chicken Chains
$200
This Cajun-style chain sparked a viral chicken-sandwich war in 2019.
$400
This chain, closed on Sundays, is famous for its chicken sandwich and 'Eat Mor Chikin' cows.
$600
Colonel Sanders founded this fried chicken chain with 11 herbs and spices.
$800
KFC's founder holds this honorary Kentucky military rank as a nickname.
$1000
Founded in Baton Rouge, this chicken-finger chain serves essentially one combo built around its signature dipping sauce.
Tacos & Pizza
$200
This Mexican-inspired chain sells the Crunchwrap Supreme and Doritos Locos Tacos.
$400
This chain delivers pizza and once promised it in 30 minutes or less.
$600
This pizza chain shares its name with a personal-pan-pizza reading program, 'Book It.'
$800
This animatronic-mascot pizza-and-arcade chain is named for a mouse.
$1000
Taco Bell's mascot in the late 1990s was this talking animal that said 'Yo quiero.'
Snack Aisle
$200
These stackable chips come in a distinctive cardboard tube.
$400
This cheesy corn snack leaves orange dust on your fingers and has a cartoon cheetah mascot.
$600
These twin cream-filled chocolate sandwich cookies are meant to be twisted, licked, and dunked.
$800
This cream-filled golden sponge cake famously has a very long shelf life and was briefly discontinued in 2012.
$1000
This spicy, red-dusted, lime-tinged variety of the cheetah-mascot corn snack became a craze.
Sweet Tooth
$200
This colorful candy's slogan urges you to 'Taste the Rainbow.'
$400
This chain lights up a 'Hot Now' sign for fresh glazed doughnuts.
$600
This chain, 'America Runs on' it, is known for coffee and doughnuts.
$800
This chain's 'Blizzard' treat is served upside down to prove its thickness.
$1000
This iconic Hershey's treat was first created in 1928 by a former dairy farmer, featuring a classic combination of chocolate and a creamy nut butter filling.
Drinks & Combos
$200
This lemon-lime soda's name is now owned by Coca-Cola and competes with 7-Up.
$400
This dark soft drink's biggest rival is Pepsi.
$600
This Sonic Drive-In frozen drink and slushie, sold at convenience stores as a 'Slurpee' at this chain.
$800
McDonald's kids' combo that comes with a toy is this.
$1000
A burger, fries, and a drink sold together are called this.
Double Jeopardy
Golden Arches & Rivals
$400
Known for its 'Burger Family' menu and draft root beer served in frosty mugs, this chain was started in California by two men whose initials formed the name.
$800
This chain, founded in Kansas in 1921, is credited as the first fast-food restaurant and is famous for its small, square-shaped beef patties.
$1200
In the fast-food industry, this term refers to workers who deliver food to customers parked in their vehicles, a signature feature of Sonic Drive-In.
$1600
With a name referencing the number of partners who started it in 1986, this chain is known for serving burgers with unlimited free toppings and plentiful peanut bins.
$2000
This burger chain is well known for its sourdough-bread-based burger and an animatronic-head mascot that appeared in years of offbeat commercials.
Chicken Chains
$400
With a Spanish name meaning 'The Crazy Chicken', this chain distinguishes itself by serving fire-grilled rather than deep-fried chicken.
$800
This Southern-born chain is famous for its scratch-made buttermilk biscuits, which are baked fresh every twenty minutes.
$1200
Specializing in finger-shaped poultry, this chain famously serves a signature dipping sauce that shares the first three letters of its brand name.
$1600
This chicken chain is known for its flavorful chicken wings, hand-cut seasoned fries, and a variety of sauces ranging from garlic parmesan to mango habanero.
$2000
While its name might suggest a religious connection, this chain actually has Texas roots and is known for its budget-friendly, crispy fried chicken.
Tacos & Pizza
$400
This pizza chain famously marketed its commitment to fresh ingredients with the slogan 'Better Ingredients. Better Pizza.'
$800
This Detroit-founded pizza chain grew rapidly by popularizing the 'Hot-N-Ready' concept, offering pizzas for immediate carry-out.
$1200
Often found in malls, this international pizza chain is known for its slices and is frequently criticized for its cafeteria-style food court status.
$1600
Focusing on rapid customization, this 'fast-fired' pizza chain allows diners to build their own personal pizzas in a high-heat oven in minutes.
$2000
Founded in the 1970s, this pizza chain with a California-inspired name grew into a major brand while also franchising locations across many states.
Snack Aisle
$400
These rolled tortilla chips are known for their extreme heat and vibrant, powdery artificial coloring.
$800
These European-originated biscuits consist of a crunchy wheat base filled with a signature hazelnut-cocoa spread.
$1200
These fish-shaped cheese crackers were created in the 1960s and have become one of the most popular snack brands for children.
$1600
This brand of potato chips relies on a marketing strategy emphasizing that they are made from only three primary ingredients: potatoes, oil, and salt.
$2000
According to legend, these triangular corn chips were invented in the 1960s as a way to repurpose stale tortillas at a Disneyland restaurant.
Sweet Tooth
$400
This cinnamon roll chain started in a Seattle mall in 1985 and is famous for its proprietary cinnamon sourced from Indonesia.
$800
Founded in a renovated gas station in Vermont, this brand is known for its quirky ice cream flavor names like Cherry Garcia.
$1200
This brand of chocolate candies was originally developed for military use during World War II so soldiers could enjoy chocolate without it melting in their pockets.
$1600
Originally sold as 'Mars Men' in the 1970s, this chewy gummy confection is famous for its marketing slogan describing a transition from a tart initial bite to a sugary finish.
$2000
This classic candy bar, which combines peanuts, caramel, and nougat, was named after the Mars family's favorite horse.
Drinks & Combos
$400
This fruit-flavored soft drink was famously invented in Nazi Germany during World War II when syrup supplies from the US were cut off.
$800
Marketed as having a unique blend of 23 flavors, this soda was created by a pharmacist in Waco, Texas, in the 1880s.
$1200
Developed in 1965 at the University of Florida to help the school's athletes stay hydrated, this drink was named after the team.
$1600
This term refers to a specific type of cold, frozen carbonated drink sold at 7-Eleven that was famously invented by a manager who put soda in a freezer.
$2000
Originally slang for moonshine, this citrus-flavored soda became a national brand known for its high caffeine content and neon-green color.
Final Jeopardy · Fast Food History
This salesman bought out the McDonald brothers in 1961 and built their burger stand into a global empire, a story told in the film 'The Founder.'
