Fruits
Granny Smith
Macintosh
Golden Delicious
What is an apple?
It's flowery, green and high in carotene.
What is broccoli
The french word is poisson
What is fish?
Semi solid, made from milk and a bacterial culture. Often flavored with fruit.
What is yoghurt?
This pellet can be be both whole grain and white.
What is rice?
Roma
Beefsteak
What is tomato?
It's sweet, and sometime used in a cake, after its name.
What is a carrot?
Deliberately fattened baby beef
What is veal?
White liquid, but more fat than milk
What is cream?
The darker version of this grain, common to chinese and Indian food
What brown rice?
These turn into raisins, when dehydrated.
What are grapes?
You can pop it
You can grill it
you can boil it
It also comes fresh, frozen or canned
What is corn?
T Bone
New York
Prime Rib
What are types of steaks?
A solid that comes from shaken cream
What is butter?
A major plant based ingredient of bread
What is wheat?
This berry is grown all over North America, it may be wild, and is named for its color (not black)
What is a blueberry?
It's orange, and one of the three sisters: Rice, corn and _____.
What is squash?
Shaped and named for an important organ in your body. Red, is usually the color
What is a kidney bean?
The name of the watery liquid on top of thick cream or yoghurt. Miss Muffet ate it.
What is whey?
You can put it in cookies, granola, or just boil them until they are "rolled."
What are oats?
Also known as the "alligator pear" it's haled as a superfood, and you spread it on your morning toast.
What is an avacado?
Can be held in your hand when newly picked, really red, and may appear in soup or pickled
What is a beet?
a key ingredient to hummus
What is chick pea or garbanzo bean?
A dairy ingredient in poutine
What are cheese curds?
More a seed than a grain, you can make a "keen" salad out of it
What is quinoa?