Put Your Thinking Caps On! Jerry's Holiday Quiz is Back

World Plant Milk Day kicks off our celebration! Whether you're team almond, coconut, or oat, today's the perfect excuse to ditch the dairy and try something new. Jerry's got some insider knowledge here - apparently coconut milk came out on top during a recent Wellness Wednesday test on the show. Who knew?

Feeling fancy? It's National Pecan Torte Day (or should we say "pee-KAHN" if we're being sophisticated?). This rich, dense dessert is calling your name, though Jerry warns it might derail those diet plans we've all been working on.

The kids will love hearing about National Tooth Fairy Day - a perfect reminder to keep those pearly whites healthy while celebrating one of childhood's most magical traditions.

But the star of today's show? National Eat a Peach Day! There's a good reason this juicy celebration falls in August - it's prime harvest season. And while Georgia gets all the peach state glory, don't sleep on South Carolina and California's contributions to the peachy goodness.

Ready for Jerry's Pop Quiz?

Today's theme revolves around "Eat a Peach," and Jerry's cooked up two brain-bending questions that'll test your knowledge of music history and retail nostalgia. Think you can handle it?

Question 1: One of the biggest-selling albums in 1972 was the double-disc vinyl set called "Eat a Peach." This album is best known for the tracks "Ain't Wastin' Time No More," "Melissa," and "Blue Sky." Name this band:

• A) The Allman Brothers Band

• B) The Charlie Daniels Band

• C) The Marshall Tucker Band

Question 2: Peaches was a Los Angeles-based retail chain that began in 1963. At its peak in the 70s and 80s, there were around 50 Peaches stores across the country, all known for their wooden crates. What product did Peaches provide?

• A) Fruits and veggies

• B) Records and tapes

• C) Toys and games

Ready to see how you scored? Hit play on the video and join the fun with Jerry, Manny, Mary, and the whole NBC Palm Springs morning crew!