Fact #126: Burger King in Australia is called Hungry Jack's

The chain is known locally as Hungry's or simply HJ's.

Fact #113: A pound of potato chips can cost up to 200x more than a pound of potatos

Pretty much, raw potatos are very inexpensive.

Fact #110: Brazil got its name from the nut

Not the other way around.

Fact #99: Chocolate is made to melt in your mouth

Chocolate literally melts in your mouth because cocoa butter has a melting point just below the average human body temperature.

Melts in your mouth, not in your hand.

Fact #96: The cream in a Twinkie is not cream at all

The mysterious substance inside of a delicious Twinkie isn't really cream, it's mainly Crisco, a vegetable shortening.

Fact #92: Temperature affects your appetite

People are more likely to be hungry if they are cold. The body generates heat with food intake, so when you don't eat, you are more likely to be cold and hungry.

Fact #82: The heaviest pumpkin ever weighed in at 1810 pounds

In October of 2010, a man in Wisconsin cultivated a giant pumpkin, weighing 1810 pounds, smashing the previous record by 85 pounds.

Fact #79: Chewing gum while cutting onions prevents crying

When chewing gum, people breathe through their mouth, which eliminates onion fumes from entering into your nose - the cause of tears from onions.

Fact #71: Saffron is the world's most expensive spice by weight

Saffrons price tag comes not from its lack of availability, because it's easily cultivated. Its expensive due to the extensive labor involved in harvesting and preparing it for storage.

80,000 flowers are needed to obtain one pound of Saffron.

Fact #69: Almonds are a member of the Peach family

Most people think almonds are nuts, but they are actually more closely linked to peach pits. They are fruits of the deciduous, meaning they fall off trees. Almonds, peaches, apricots and plums are all member of this lineage, the Rosaceae family.

Fact #61: Coca-Cola was never green

There is a common "did you know" type-thing going around that Coke used to be green - not true. In reality, Coke originally came in green glass bottles, but the color of the soda has remained the same.

Fact #57: Americans eat 25 pounds of candy per capita annually

In 2009, the average American consumed 25 pounds of candy.

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Fact #56: Non-Dairy Creamer is flammable

Many organic substances in powder form can cause a dust explosion. Just a small spark can ignite a large fire.

Fact #47: The 57 on Heinz ketchup represents the 57 different pickle varities the company once had

The 57 on household-favorite Heinz ketchup bottles pays homage to number of varieties of pickle the company once had.

Fact #40: American Airlines saved $40,000 by eliminating one olive per first-class meal

Wisely, American Airlines made the first cost-cutting move by airline caterers in 1987 by simply removing one olive from each meal in 1987 and saved $40,000.

Fact # 23: Watermelons in Japan are square

The Japanese have developed a fridge-friendly square watermelon. They are grown in glass boxes to make this shape.

Fact # 19: The smaller the pepper, the hotter is it

As a general rule, the smaller the pepper the hotter it is due to the capsaicin per pepper ratio. The color of the chilli is no indication of its spiciness.

Fact # 16: Coconut water is really, really good for you

Coconut water, aka "Nature's Gatorade", has recently gained a lot of popularity, and for good reason. It has many benefits, here are some of the most impressive:

-Removes toxins and aids in digestion

-Loaded with anti-viral, anti-fungal and anti-microbial properties

-More nutritious than whole milk, less fat and no cholesterol

-Filled with electrolytes and has low sodium levels

-Naturally sterile

Fact # 13: Iceland consumes more Coca-Cola than anyone else in the world

People in Iceland really like Coke. More Coke is consumed in Iceland, per capita, than anywhere else in the world.

Fact # 12 : Raisins float up and sink down continuously in Champagne

If you put a raisin in a Champagne flute, it will rise up and sink down continuously, pretty much dancing in the glass.

Who figured that one out?

I'm not sure who is more excited, this girl or the raisin?