Michael Bartiromo

Twix has explained the meaning of its name in the past, but it’s rarely mentioned in the advertising campaigns.

Due to wartime rationing during World War II, the production of Girl Scout cookies was halted for the 1944 and 1955 season. But instead of halting their fundraising activities altogether, the Scouts pivoted and began selling non-food items.

Trader Joe’s employees wear a variety of different shirts, hoodies and button-ups. But do the shirts indicate anything?

Just what the heck are we looking at, here?

Denny’s, the diner chain that introduced America to Grand Slams and Moons Over My Hammy, began its life as something else entirely.

Just which fruits and spices are we tasting when we chew bubblegum?

Even people who don’t like carrots can find enjoyment in a slice of carrot cake. But if you plop some raisins into the mix, well, that’s enough to drive some people nuts.

In-N-Out is harboring a not-so-hidden secret about its restaurants, and no, it has nothing to with “animal-style” fries.

It’s not just you: Even the founder of Ruth’s Chris Steak House was perturbed by its name.

Cookie Monster is probably the most aptly named character on “Sesame Street” — if indeed that were his real name.