GROCERY SHOPPING
RESTAURANTS
FOODS FROM OTHER COUNTRIES
SEAFOOD
TV DINNERS
100

You usually find milk, butter, and yogurt in this section of the grocery store

Dairy

100

This person greets you when you arrive at many sit-down restaurants and may show you to your table.

The host or hostess

100

This dish often consists of rice, seafood, and vegetables wrapped in seaweed or served in bite-sized pieces.

Bonus points:  Which country does it come from?

Sushi

Japan

100

This seafood is often served raw on the half shell with lemon juice.

Oyster

100

This company introduced the first famous TV dinner in the United States in the 1950s.

Swanson

200

You go to this section to buy apples, bananas, grapes, and oranges.

Produce

200

This is the small dish you order before your main meal, such as mozzarella sticks or fried calamari.

Appetizer

200

This cheese is often grated over pasta.

Bonus points:  Which country does it come from?

Parmesan

Italy

200

This fish has a firm texture and is often used for grilling or fish tacos. It's popular in California, Hawaii and Florida.

Mahi Mahi

200

This frozen meal is made with layers of pasta, cheese, and often tomato or meat sauce.

Lasagna

300

This paper slip shows how much your groceries cost after you pay.

Receipt

300

This type of restaurant specializes in burgers, fries, and quick service.

Fast food restaurant

300

This Swiss dish involves dipping pieces of bread into melted cheese.

Fondue

300

This seafood dish is made with crab meat, breadcrumbs, and seasonings, then shaped into patties.

Crab cakes
300

This frozen meal often contains chicken, vegetables, and a creamy sauce beneath a pastry crust.

Chicken pot pie

400

You would visit this section to buy ground beef, pork chops, or chicken breasts.

Meat department

400

When you think the server did a great job you provide a ____.

Tip

400

This food is a folded tortilla filled with meat, cheese, lettuce, or beans.

Bonus points:  What country does it come from?

Taco


Mexico

400

This is the #1, most consumed seafood in the US.

Shrimp

400

You should you stir or rotate a microwave meal when the package directions recommend it for this reason.

To heat it evenly (to avoid "hot spots")

500

You would look in this aisle for flour, sugar, cooking oil, and baking soda.

Baking aisle

500

This is the busiest day of the year for restaurants.

Mother's Day

500

Croissants and crêpes are associated with this country.

France

500

This is the #1 most consumed seafood in the world.

Tuna

500

This frozen breakfast food is made from batter and is often served with syrup.

Waffles