Math Quiz

Pygg was a Middle English term referring to a type of orange colored clay. In the Middle Ages, people often stowed coins in pots made of pygg and called these jars pygg jars. Through the progression of language, this term came to be known as pig banks or piggy banks, and began to refer more to the shape of the vessel instead of the material it used to be fashioned out of.

If you’ve ever bitten into a Kit Kat and pondered about what was in between the wafers, you’d be excited to know that it is not actually chocolate, but imperfect Kit Kats which have been ground into a paste and recycled into double deliciousness!

Even if you’re not allergic to peanuts, the tasty legumes can cause you trouble. There’s a medical condition called arachibutyrophobia – the oddly specific fear of getting peanut butter stuck to your palate. It’s rather uncommon, though, judging from the fact that US Americans spend $800 million annually on the creamy delight...