DID YOU KNOW?

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  • A study found only 12.7% of women have natural blonde hair.
  • 75% of people eat one grilled-cheese sandwich per year.
  • Coffee was first known in Europe as Arabian wine.
  • According to a health watchdog, the sweet potato is the healthiest food -- period. It contains twice the daily recommended amount of vitamin A, vitamin C, Potassium-fiber and 10 other vitamins.
  • Amnesia has afflicted more television characters than any other medical condition.
  • One third of people claim they can't snap their fingers.
  • Women who wear high heels are perceived as smarter, wealthier and more ambitious than women who don't.
  • A recent study claims your intuition peaks in your 60s.
  • This U.S. retailer tried for 7 years to expand in Thailand but never did. Who was it? Food Lion.

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