Answer: Bagel More information: Bagels are of Jewish origin and are especially popular in places such as New York City where they have prominent communities.
Answer: Tofu More information: The criminal organization was able to saturate the market with 100 tons of contaminated tofu due to being able to modify its color and texture with the salt rongalite.
Answer: Seaweed More information: Edible seaweed is algae that can be eaten and used to prepare food. Seaweed typically contains high amounts of fiber and is complete in protein.
Answer: Coca Cola More information: Organizations were actually formed to convince Coca-Cola to do away with their "New Coke" formula introduced in 1985, and the protests ultimately proved to be successful.
Answer: Gatorade More information: Gatorade is officially dubbed "the Sports Fuel Company", though its overall athletic benefits have long been a subject of debate.
Answer: Zuo Zongtang More information: Though named after Chinese general Zuo Zongtang (1812 - 1885), General Tso chicken is actually more popular in North American than it is in China.
Answer: A Hotel More information: "Maxwell House" was named after its first major customer, the now-defunct Maxwell House Hotel of Nashville, Tennessee.
