Food for the Holiday
The main meat dish that many Americans eat at Thanksgiving
What is Turkey?
A sweetened frozen food typically eaten as a snack or dessert.
What is Ice Cream?
A sweet, edible fruit with over 2500 varieties in the world
What is an Apple?
Is a Chinese food made of dough with a savory filling.
What are dumplings?
What is McDonald's?
Often eaten with ketchup, mustard, or relish and served on a bun. Common to eat on July 4th
What are Hot Dogs?
This dessert is a combination of a croissant and a donut.
What is a Cronut?
A widely cultivated plant in the gourd family that is green.
Middle Eastern spread made with Chickpeas.
What is Hummus?
This fast-food chain is named after a classic children's toy.
What is Jack in the Box?
A Traditional Mexican dish commonly eaten around Christmas time, made of dough, which is steamed in a corn husk or banana leaf.
What are Tamales?
A baked food that is small, flat, sweet and has chips in it.
What are Chocolate Chip Cookies?
A plant species in the nightshade family and is a purple edible fruit.
I am a popular Italian dessert with coffee as a key ingredient.
Tiramisu
This restaurant chain of fast food and soft serve is famous for their ice cream that does not fall when turned upside down.
What is Dairy Queen?
This dessert is made of flour, eggs, sugar, spices, candied cherries, dried fruit, and brandy.
What is Fruit Cake?
A pudding that has a caramelized surface.
What is Creme Brulee?
This green vegetable grows on a stalk with flower looking ends.
What is Broccoli?
This is known as the national Dish of England.
What are Fish & Chips?
American global chain of fast-food restaurants has this jingle in their commercials: "have it your way, you rule".
Food associated with Lantern and Moon
What is Mooncake?
A custard dessert popular in Latin American Countries.
What is Flan?
True/False: The name pine-apple was the original name for a pinecone.
What is True?
*Dates back to the late 14th century when medieval botanists used the term "apple" for any unfamiliar fruit that resembled an apple.*
A New Zealand dessert made from meringue, cream and fresh fruit. Named after a Russian Ballerina (first name is Anna)
What is Pavlova?
One of the largest coffee and baked good (donuts and bagels) chains.
What is Dunkin Donuts?