ok, I'm just going to tell y'all the answer, go to bed, and them come up with a new question when I wake up

Featured Violinist - Hillary Hawn

Ack! And when I was watching it last night, I was thinking about how amazing the violin sounded. :wub: Oh well...

Hey! I mentioned Hawn in my last post!

Yes, but you didn't say what she was recognized for :ok:

Scores still as standing:

a1s: 1
Sebastianos: 1
Fruit Pie Jones: 3
Kearnsey: 1
Allyfaucet: 2
#BlakhOle#: 1

Question 10 (take 2):

One of the most loved and favored baked good that exists in the human race was created completely by accident. Now they are made in almost every home through out the entire world, and is the official baked good of the common wealth in several states.

What is this baked good, who invented it and when, and what is the story behind it?

Bread, the Egyptians. A dude fell asleep making flat cakes for someone, and the yeast rose. 3500 BCE

Wait, made in almost every home? Well, it is made in most homes. Not counting affluent countries. But it's still made in most homes...

Not yoghurt?

no and no. This was in the past 200 years, and gave rise to a brand name that is still present today.

Bread was right though...
I mean, to the first stipulations.

Well, besides cookie. Hey! I thought it was a metaphor. Geesh.

Chocolate chip cookie. 1937, Ruth Graves Wakefield stirred in chocolate chunks instead of something else. BAKERS CHOCOLATE! That was it.

um, since when was bread the official baked good of the common wealth?

^I edited my post