Food for the Holiday
This bird is often eaten on Thanksgiving.
What is Turkey?
A pie filled with nuts and syrup
What is a pecan pie
A Southern favorite is the buttermilk, its round and can bake in the oven
What is a Biscuit?
This Louisiana dessert is fried dough covered in powdered sugar.
What are beignets?
The world's largest fast food restaurant famous for their golden arches and a clown
What is McDonald's?
These cookies are shaped like people and decorated at Christmas
What is gingerbread man?
A baked treat with frosting
What is cake?
This breakfast food comes from chickens.
What is eggs
A thick soup with seafood or sausage served over rice.
What is gumbo?
Its finger licking good and the initials are KFC....give he whole name.
What is Kentucky Fried Chicken?
Usually white and red candies seen during Christmas. However, it can come in different colors and flavors.
What is Candy Cane?
A baked food that is small, flat and sweet and has chips in it
What are Chocolate Chip Cookies?
Round, fluffy, and flat
pancake
A sandwich served on French bread with roast beef or shrimp, sausage or different kinds of meat.
What is Po-boy?
a very popular coffeehouse that is known nationwide
What is Starbucks?
This sweet drink is served at Christmas and made with milk and eggs.
What is Eggnog?
A square, baked, chocolate dessert
What are Brownies?
This dish is made from beaten eggs, fried with butter or oil in a frying pan. It is quite common for it to be folded around fillings such as cheese, vegetables, and meat.
What is an Omelette?
Small red bugs we boil and eat at parties.
What is crawfish?
American global chain of hamburger fast food restaurants that serves the "whopper"
What is Burger King?
What a Jack-O'-Lantern commonly made of
What is a Pumpkin?
Cold, sweet, and comes in flavors like chocolate and vanilla.
What is Ice Cream?
This hot breakfast food is made from oats and eaten with a spoon.
A rice dish with meat and spices that starts with “J.”
What is jambalaya ?
One of the largest coffee and baked good (donuts and bagels) chains
What is Dunkin' Donuts?