Sayings About Food #2

I got them all correct, but, at first wanted to put "Like nailing eggs to the wall." I kinda like that image. If anything more messy than jello, although equally impossible to do successfully.

We say comparing Apples to Pears (and it must be common because you can find that phrase on a google search!)

I always thought the saying was "Easy as Pi"........ referring to 3.142

I'm not American, so all I could guess for "my _____ has a first name" was Rainier Wolfcastle's childhood bratwurst advert

To answer the soup to nuts question, we in the West have constant references to ancient Greece and Rome, in both our language and culture, largely because of the Renaissance. "Soup to nuts" means from start to finish, and it's a reference to how ancient Greeks began and ended their meals, respectively. There's also a less common phrase out there, "Ab ovo usque ad mala," or "from the egg all the way to the apples." It too means from start to finish, but it's a reference to how the Romans began and ended THEIR meals. That being said, I got soup to nuts only because of that comic strip...

Got jello and beer by just guessing randomly

Bologna and soup to nuts clearly American idioms that haven't made it to Australia in any meaningful way. And the Australian saying for nailing what to a wall doesn't involve something you eat! Got the rest though, but had to guess beer and skittles.

Got 'tea' while going for "Spill the ___". Did not notice it filled in the wrong blank at first, which was confusing later on. I suspect that within the younger demographic, tea is pretty common.

i thought it was, "Lifes not all cupcakes and rainbows"

I typed in hotdogs for sausages and didn't think of trying the latter...