Food for Holidays
This big bird is eaten on Thanksgiving in the U.S.
Turkey
A round dessert made with flour, eggs, sugar, and sometimes candles.
Cake
A long yellow fruit that monkeys like.
Banana
An Italian dish consisting largely of noodles, typically served with a sauce.
Spaghetti
A hot drink made from beans, often for adults in the morning.
Coffee
On Christmas, many people drink this sweet, milky holiday drink.
Eggnog
A cold dessert made of milk, cream, and sugar.
Ice cream
A red fruit that is round and can be made into ketchup.
Tomato
This Italian food is flat, round, and has cheese and tomato.
Pizza
A sweet drink often served with hamburgers.
Soda
In Mexico, people eat this round bread on Día de los Muertos.
Pan de muerto
This sweet treat is baked and can have chocolate chips.
Cookies
A vegetable that looks like a small tree.
Broccoli
This Japanese food is made with rice, fish, and seaweed.
Sushi
The most common drink in the world, clear and healthy.
Water
On New Year’s Eve in Spain, people eat 12 of these at midnight for good luck.
grapes
A square, baked, chocolate dessert.
Brownies
A tropical fruit that is spiky outside and yellow inside.
Pineapple
This Mexican dish is a folded tortilla with cheese inside.
Quesadilla
A Latin American drink made with cocoa, milk, and sometimes cinnamon.
Hot Chocolate
People in the U.S. eat this sweet pie made of orange vegetable on Thanksgiving.
pumpkin pie
An Italian dessert made with coffee, mascarpone, and cocoa.
Tiramisu
Is a tropical fruit known for its vibrant pink or yellow skin and sweet, juicy flesh with tiny black seeds.
Dragon Fruit
This Middle Eastern food is a chickpea ball, often eaten in pita bread.
Falafel
A hot drink made from leaves, popular in England and Asia.
Tea