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Name the objects, people, or concepts that are depicted in these images.
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Level 75
Mar 13, 2018
For the world outside USA "Kinder" first and foremost means Kinder Surprise, Kinder Eggs. And even discounting that, there's 2-3 other kinds of bars under the brand "Kinder" so it can be pretty hard to understand from the picture.
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Level 84
Mar 13, 2018
We get those in the UK
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Level 67
Mar 14, 2018
Um, in the USA, Kinder means Surprise Eggs, too – all the more so because of not being to get them here in our stupidly litigious society. I import luggage full of them every time I travel back from Halifax, and the airport security people barely flinch when they X-ray them (they look pretty funny in an X-ray, all stacked up). They're so used to seeing Americans "smuggle" them back in quantity like that. …Oh, I do save some room for Coffee Crisp bars, too. I don't know WHAT Nestlé is thinking not letting us have them. It's just cruel.
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Level 8
Jul 23, 2018
kinder actually means children in German :) you can find kinder eggs all over the u.s in European markets
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Level 83
Aug 29, 2025
Coffee Crisp is great. McDonald’s had a Coffee Crisp McFlurry about 15 years ago that I still think about. It had a coffee cream added as a syrup and it was absolutely delicious. They brought it back without the coffee syrup, probably so it would be caffeine free, and it wasn’t nearly as good. Anyway, one of the perks of being Canadian!
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Level 89
Mar 19, 2018
Kinder Bueno is quite common here in Belgium. I'm surprised it's the least guessed answer.
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Level 27
Jan 27, 2019
same in uae
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Level 73
Jul 21, 2018
Never heard of Kinder, and I've never seen them for sale in my area of the US - I wonder why.
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Level 74
Jul 23, 2018
In Germany, 'Kinder' means 'children'
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Level 82
Mar 27, 2020
I know.
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Level 79
Jul 23, 2018
I've seen those candy bars before (outside of the US) but still didn't get the answer.
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Level 63
Jul 30, 2018
Kinder is actually a brand line of Ferrero which includes different chocolate bars. I've never heard anyone call any of them just "Kinder".
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Level 80
Dec 11, 2018
Let's see, a picture of a bueno bar... what word starting with k do I associ- oh, right! Kinder.
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Level 27
Jan 27, 2019
in the gulf too
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Level 92
Aug 9, 2021
Kinder Bueno is a candy bar combining a German and Spanish name made by an Italian company in Poland and France quickly becoming popular in the English speaking world.
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Level 76
Mar 13, 2018
I'm disappointed that "KHAAAAAAAAAAAAN" didn't work for #2.
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Level 87
Mar 14, 2018
I said that in my mind as I typed it!
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Level 36
Jan 27, 2019
Khan worked for me. And all I could think of for "kinder" was "child", so I tried "children's chocolate".
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Level 82
Mar 27, 2020
He's saying KHAAAAAAAAAAAAN, with twelve As.
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Level 70
Mar 14, 2018
Have never seen the 'Kinder' Chocolate bar but it looks pretty good.
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Level 74
Mar 20, 2018
It's not. It's grim.
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Level 68
Dec 5, 2023
Only the surprise eggs
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Level 48
Oct 4, 2019
Because you're American
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Level 43
Dec 12, 2020
It's pretty nice. The inside is creamy and the outside is crunchy :)
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Level 73
Apr 14, 2023
That one specifically is a Kinder Bueno but most people would associate Kinder with the Kinder surprise eggs which I believe were banned in the USA because they could be a choking hazard. They have a plastic yellow capsule in it (quite large) and there is a little toy in the capsule. The chocolate is pretty good but they can be quite expensive.
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Level 94
Mar 14, 2018
I had no problem with the Kinder picture - might be because I think Kinder bueno bars are amazing. Any Kinder chocolate is great
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Level 67
Mar 14, 2018
Is this the Bueno bar?
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Level 94
Mar 20, 2018
Yes, it's close up of a Kinder Bueno bar. Perhaps Kinder egg would have been a better option for 'Kinder' as that seems universal...
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Level 90
Mar 14, 2018
Aaaah... replace it with a Kit-Kat bar and it should work worldwide!
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Level 67
Mar 15, 2018
That's actually a really good idea. I feel that Kit-Kat is one of a kind, while this bar looks pretty nondescript to me (I had totally forgotten that Kinder even made regular bars, I've seen some a couple of times while traveling but we don't have them where I am.
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Level 70
Jan 27, 2019
Now, KIt-Kat......... that's a real chocolate bar!
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Level 61
Mar 25, 2022
Malbaby speaks the truth! especially the mocha duo
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Level 87
Mar 14, 2018
Easiest one yet. 41 seconds.
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Level 67
Mar 15, 2018
I spent a painful minute trying to remember what the name for a group of elephants was, then exceptionally decided to check Google because animal group names is one of those oddities of the English language my brain refuses to remember. I was totally lost at learning it was a parade, which didn't fit. Took me several additional seconds before cluing in it was actually about the mountain in the background... DoH!
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Level 68
Mar 18, 2018
I also paid too much attention to the elephants and not enough to the mountain.
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Level 57
Jun 2, 2018
Maybe also accept "Kibo" for "Kilimanjaro" as it is the name of the highest summit of Mount Kilimanjaro?
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Level 66
Jul 23, 2018
I'm wondering if they accept "Kenya" too. The elephants in the picture could easily be on the Kenyan side of the border.
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Level 73
Jan 27, 2019
Kenya was accepted for me.
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Level 64
Jul 21, 2018
Not complaining but i usually call Kinder Bueno as just Bueno. So it took me awhile.
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Level 80
Jul 21, 2018
Could you accept Kublai Khan as well please (since it starts also with a 'K')? Because I'm pretty sure that it's specifically him and not just any Khan.
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Level 89
Jul 21, 2018
Actually, it's Genghis.
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Level 61
Aug 28, 2021
I kept thinking it was going to be a variation of Genghis, so I tried Khengis, Kengis. Moved on to the next question before the realization hit me that I had Genghis right.
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Level 65
Jul 21, 2018
Anyone else think of Young Frankenstein with the "knocker" clue?
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Level 92
Oct 6, 2019
I could've found a much better picture of knockers to be Frank.
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Level 33
Jul 24, 2018
The “kimono” clue looks like hanfu (a type of traditional Chinese clothing) - not a kimono. Is it possible to replace with an image of an actual kimono?
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Level 74
Sep 28, 2018
Yeah, isn't that too short to be a kimono?
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Level 70
Jan 27, 2019
Minimo?
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Level 72
Feb 5, 2019
Agreed, the picture is not a kimono. Kimono are longer, in any gender variety. The picture looks like a happi coat to me, which is a type of haori (hip or thigh length jacket). Happi coats are quite common in Japan and are usually worn to festivals, or by traditional merchants. (The tofu maker I lived near wore one for example.)

Please change the picture to show a kimono. These are knee-length or floor-length if it's a dude kimono, floor-length if it's a non-dude kimono.

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Level 63
Oct 31, 2019
Kimodo for Komodo?
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Level 82
Mar 27, 2020
Never heard of 'kale' before. I did try 'kabbage' though.
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Level 41
Mar 19, 2024
why is kidney that picture?? english is not my first language but im fairly decent at it and i had NEVER seen those refered to as kidneys

im just very confused

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Level 68
Apr 12, 2024
They are kidney beans.
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Level 86
Jun 11, 2024
Beans shaped like a (stylised) human kidney
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Level 68
Mar 1, 2026
Can you accept Karate or Kung Fu for Kimono?