White Castle: A Journey Through Fast Food History

Who were the founders of White Castle?

• Edgar Waldo Billy Ingram and Walter Anderson

• Glen Bell and Keith J. Kramer

• Ray Kroc and Richard McDonald

• James McLamore and David Edgerton

What was the primary reason for White Castle's early success in marketing?

• Television commercials

• Radio advertisements

• Newspaper coupons

• Billboard campaigns

How did White Castle adapt its business during World War II?

• By opening new locations overseas

• By closing all locations temporarily

• By hiring women and contributing to the war effort

• By switching to a vegetarian menu

What unique cooking method is used for White Castle sliders?

• Grilling with charcoal

• Frying in deep oil

• Steaming with onions

• Baking in an oven

What is the trademark spelling of 'sliders' at White Castle?

• S-L-I-D-E-R-S

• S-L-Y-D-E-R-S

• S-L-I-D-D-E-R-S

• S-L-Y-D-D-E-R-S

Which plant-based option did White Castle introduce in collaboration with Impossible Foods?

• Plant-Based Patty

• Beyond Burger

• Impossible Slider

• Vegan Whopper

Which movie prominently features White Castle in its storyline?

• Fast Food Nation

• Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle

• The Founder

• Super Size Me

What is a unique feature of White Castle's breakfast menu?

• French toast sticks

• Pancake sliders

• Chicken bacon waffle slider

• Egg and cheese croissant

How does Crystal Burger differ from White Castle?

• Crystal Burger sells only chicken sandwiches

• Crystal Burger offers larger burgers

• Crystal Burger is a pizza chain

• Crystal Burger sells small hamburgers, not sliders

What is a significant part of White Castle's business today?

• Gourmet dining experiences

• International franchises

• Frozen burger products

• Drive-thru services