"Food" Towns Of The US Trivia Quiz

Answer: Pennsylvania

This sweet town is home to "Hershey Park", an 100 acre theme park. In "Hershey" you can stroll down "Cocoa and Chocolate Avenues" lined with "Hershey Kiss" street lights. There is also a "Hershey" in Michigan.

Answer: Texas

This yummy town is located 8 miles south of Killeen, with a population of only 22. The history of the name dates back to 1923, when C.C. Hoover painted a sign for the new General Store, owned by cousins, Bert and Z.O. Bell. The farmer/painter offered to make the sign for free if he could design it.

He painted two Bells with "Ding Dong" written between them. This small community adopted that name for the town.

Answer: True

The fruity town in NJ that was originally named Delaware Township was changed to "Cherry Hill" in 1961, in remembrance of the Old Cherry Hill Farm.
It is located East of Camden in the Delaware Valley and is 24 square miles in area.

Answer: Yes

This caffeinated town is in Mississippi and has a population of 825. It is 118 miles from "Coffeeville" to the state capital of Jackson. Some other "food" towns of Mississippi are, "Hot Coffee" and "Cold Water".

Answer: Texas

This breakfast cereal town has a population of just twenty. This town almost became a Ghost Town in 1920, but there were enough people in the town until they came up with the annual "Oatmeal Festival". Some other "food" towns in Texas are, "Bacon", "Noodle", "Grapevine", "Turkey" & "Sugar Land".

Answer: California

California is home to many "food" towns, including; "Avacado", "Cabbage Patch", "Forks Of Salmon", "Fruitland", "Java", "Peanut", and "Rice".

Answer: Florida

This creamy town has a population of 917 and it is 71 miles from "Mayo" to the state capital of Tallahassee. Also "Two Egg" is located in Florida...now that's a nice egg salad! There is also a "Mayo", Maryland.

Answer: Illinois

This luncheon town is located in Northern Illinois and has 6,509 residents. Home of the "Sandwich Fair" since 1889, it is the oldest continuing fair in Illinois.

Answer: Kentucky

This town is located between the Pine and Big Black Mountains, the two highest ranges in this state. This town is named for the old ovens in Cumberland tributary where they would bake bricks.

Answer: No

The crispy town, "Pringle", is home to only 96 residents, in South Dakota. There is 178 miles between "Pringle" and the state capital of Pierre. Another "food" town of South Dakota is "Pumpkin Center". There is also a "Pumpkin Center", Oklahoma & Colorado.