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  • Narutomaki

    Japanese food topping.

  • Rax Roast Beef

    American fast food chain, founded 1967.

  • Pone (food)

    Bread from American cuisine.

  • Food Security Act of 1985

    United States federal law.

  • Sichuan Food (restaurant)

    Restaurant in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

  • Weathervane Seafood Restaurants

    Seafood chain in Kittery, Maine and New Hampshire.

  • Dublin Food Co-op

    Wholefoods Consumer Food Cooperative in Dublin 8.

  • Umbadiyu

    Indian seasonal dish.

  • Cağ kebabı

    Turkish dish.

  • Moffle

    Japanese dish; waffle rice cake.

  • Trail mix

    Type of snack.

  • Doneness

    Degree to which a piece of meat is cooked.

  • Red bean rice

    Rice cooked with red beans.

  • Palmirinha Onofre

    Brazilian cook and television presenter (1931–2023).

  • Snails as food

    Human consumption of snails.

  • Menzi (food)

    Snack from China.

  • Tetrazzini

    Creamy casserole dish.

  • Frog eye salad

    Dessert salad made with pasta.

  • Red Globe

    Variety of table grape.

  • Cheese soup

    Type of soup.

  • Bialy (bread)

    Yeasted bread roll.

  • Boroña

    Spanish bread made with corn.

  • Cheong (food)

    Any of various sweetened foods in Korean cuisine.

  • TheFrenchCellar

    Singaporean wine company.

  • Cincinnati chili

    Spiced meat sauce used as a topping for spaghetti.

  • Grasshopper (cocktail)

    Sweet, mint-flavored, after-dinner drink.

  • Kishka (food)

    Type of sausage from Eastern Europe.

  • Jal-jeera

    Drink.

  • Hainanese chicken rice

    Southeast Asian dish.

  • Onion sauce

    Culinary sauce made with onions.

  • Puto Calasiao

    Filipino soft steamed rice cake.

  • XO sauce

    Spicy seafood sauce from Hong Kong.

  • Kerala beef fry

    Dish made of beef in Kerala.

  • Mulling spices

    Spice mixture used in drink recipes.

  • Sago pudding

    Desert made with sago, milk and sugar.

  • Inca cuisine

    Cuisine of the Inca civilization.

  • Zack's Hotdogs

    Restaurant in Burlington, North Carolina, U.S.

  • Hamburger Helper

    Packaged food product with ground beef.

  • Pemmican

    Food mix with long shelf life, sometimes used as survival food.

  • Peter J. Kim

    American food museum director.

  • Punjana

    Tea brand by Thompson' Tea.

  • Monkey bread

    American pull-apart pastry.

  • Black Thunder (chocolate bar)

    Japanese chocolate bar.

  • Cheesymite scroll

    Australian baked food.

  • Baking chocolate

    Chocolate intended for use in baking.

  • Root vegetable

    Plant roots used as a vegetable.

  • Bouvier (grape)

    Variety of grape.

  • Malassada

    Portuguese-style fried doughnut.

  • Reshteh khoshkar

    Iranian cookie.

  • Morioka jajamen

    Japanese-style Chinese noodle dish.

  • Khoa

    Indian dairy food.

  • Ham

    Pork from a leg cut that has been preserved by wet or dry curing.

  • Krumkake

    Norwegian cone-shaped cookie.

  • Grape

    Fruit growing on woody vines in clusters.

  • Cantonese seafood soup

    Cantonese cuisine dish.

  • Kachori

    Indian deep-fried pastry.

  • Udupi cuisine

    Cuisine of South India.

  • Chalaza

    Structure inside bird eggs and plant ovules.

  • Kifli

    Crescent-shaped bread roll.

  • Apple butter

    Concentrated form of apple sauce.