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Daily Trivia

Which presidents served hot dogs at the White House?

on Mar 15, 2025

Pres. Franklin D. Roosevelt served hot dogs and beer to King George VI in 1939. Not to be outdone, Queen Elizabeth II served hot dogs at a royal banquet for the American Bar Association. Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan also served hot dogs in the White House.

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Where did the boot cut trouser first gain in popularity?

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What makes the Step Pyramid so seminal?

Daily Trivia / March 14, 2025

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Was your dinner made of rags?

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Where does a comet get its tail?

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