Holiday Food
The main meat dish that many North Americans eat at Thanksgiving.
What is Turkey?
Dip made from chick peas, olive oil, lemon and garlic.
What is HUMMUS?
This fruit has the same name as it's color
orange
A fried tortilla that is folded or rolled and stuffed with meat, cheese or vegetables.
What is a TACO?
This is used to add flavor to dishes and it doesn't start with o
Often eaten with ketchup, mustard or relish on the 4th of July holiday in the United States.
What are Hot dogs?
This dessert is soaked in a mixture of condensed milk, evaporated milk, and cream
Tres Leches Cake
This vegetable is known for having low calories or some even say you burn calories when you eat it
What is celery?
If you are eating colcannon and champ you are likely in this country.
What is IRELAND?
This is used to sweeten desserts and other dishes
What is sugar?
White, orange, and yellow candies eaten at Halloween
What is Candy Corn?
An Italian dessert that literally translates to "Pick Me Up".
What is TIRAMISU?
What are PEARS?
This popular Mexican dish literally translates as ‘little donkey’.
What is BURRITO?
Mr. Cossey's Favorite dinner
Tacos
Common dessert found at a Thanksgiving meal, typically served in pie form
What is pumpkin pie?
A moist square chocolate dessert usually served with ice cream on top.
What are brownies?
This vegetable makes your urine have a very distinct smell
A thick soup chiefly of Mexico and the U.S. Southwest made with pork, hominy, garlic, and chili.
What is posole?
This is typically served with chips
What is salsa?
Typically served at holiday time in England, this food item is made from pastry dough, dried apples and raisins and a spice mixture of nutmeg, cloves, and cinnamon.
What are MINCE PIES?
The reason why pound cake is called pound cake.
Why is - because a pound of each ingredient is required to make it.
Bubble and squeak, a traditional British breakfast dish, is made from these two vegetables.
What is CABBAGE & POTATOES?
If you were served a variety of hot and cold dishes in Sweden, you would call it this.
What is a SMORGASBORD?
Dairy with holes
What is swiss cheese?