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Vikings preserved fish by soaking it in this sour liquid.
What is Vinegar?
In The Lion King, Timon and Pumbaa introduce Simba to this “slimy yet satisfying” food.
What Is bugs (Insects )
This Italian favorite is usually eaten slice by slice
What is Pizza?
A creamy, fatty ingredient made by churning milk, essential for sauces and baking.
What is Butter?
This large Mollusk is famous for its pearls.
What is an Oyster?
This fizzy, sweet soda is the top-selling soft drink worldwide.
Coca Cola
Invented during the California Gold Rush, this thick stew of meat and beans became a cowboy classic.
What is Chili?
In Wreck-It Ralph, Vanellope von Schweetz’s world is made mostly of this kind of food.
What is Candy?
Found at ballparks and BBQs, this food is served in a bun and topped with mustard, relish, or ketchup
What is a hot dog?
A sweet fruit with fuzzy skin, often eaten fresh or in desserts, originating from China.
What is Kiwi?
What is Tuna?
This creamy spread made from sugar, oil, and cocoa is a favorite on toast for kids and adults alike.
What is Nutella
This sweet treat was so treasured in Ancient Egypt, it was offered to the gods and sealed in tombs
What is Honey?
In Frozen, Olaf dreams of enjoying this summer treat.
What is Ice Cream?
Kids love ’em, adults pretend not to — these breaded Bites are perfect with honey mustard or BBQ sauce.
What is Chicken Nuggets?
Used as a garnish or flavor enhancer, this green vegetable is thinly sliced and often found in Japanese miso soup.
What is scallion ( or green onion )?
This Fish is famous for its flat body and wide mouth.
What is Flounder?
These frosted toaster treats are often eaten cold or straight from the pack.
What are Pop-Tarts?
In medieval Europe, this sweet confection made from spun sugar was a luxury treat at banquets.
What is Cotton Candy?
In The Princess and the Frog, Tiana dreams of opening a restaurant that serves this southern specialty.
What is Gumbo?
These bite-sized Chinese buns are meant to be picked up and popped in your mouth.
What are Dumplings?
This dried fruit is often added to oatmeal and baked goods for sweetness and chewiness.
What is a raisin?
This mollusk has a fan-shaped shell and is considered a prized delicacy when seared.
This sugar-filled breakfast cereal with colorful marshmallows is often eaten dry as a snack.
What is Lucky Charms?
During the plague, people believed this sharply-scented bulb could protect against disease—and bad spirits.
What is Garlic?
In Paddington, Paddington loves this sweet spread on his sandwiches.
What is Marmalade?
This deep-fried cornmeal cake is a Southern U.S. favorite, often served as a side or snack.
What is a Hushpuppy?
A bright red spice made from dried, ground chili peppers, fundamental in Hungarian cuisine.
What is Paprika?
This shellfish has a spiny exterior and its orange roe is called “uni” in Japanese cuisine.
What is a sea urchin?
This processed cake treat is filled with cream and never seems to expire.
What is a Twinkie?
In ancient times, this grain was prized in Egypt and Mesopotamia and was one of the first plants to be domesticated.
What is Barley?
In Coco, the family enjoys this traditional Mexican dish during their celebration.
What is Tamales?
These bite-sized Filipino snacks are fried spring rolls, crunchy and served with dipping sauce.
What is Lumpia?
A pungent, creamy cheese from France made from cow’s milk, often spread on bread.
What is Camembert?
This fish is the main ingredient in traditional British fish and chips.
What is Cod?
This processed cheese product, originally developed in the early 20th century, was designed to have a longer shelf life and melt perfectly on burgers.
What is Velveeta Cheese?