Baked Goods
This French Pastry is made of buttery, flaky, layered dough and named after its crescent shape
Soy, Rice, Almond and other Milk Alternatives are technically this.
What is Juice?
This root vegetable often associated with Ireland was the first to be grown in space
This halloween treat was invented in 1898 and originally called Chicken Feed
What is Candy Corn
This circular jewish bread product is boiled before being baked.
A Bagel
This drink was first recorded in Yemen in the 15th century, later spreading to Turkey and Europe, where it helped empower the age of enlightenment
What is Coffee
This meat product, sold in tubular casings has origins all around the world including in Chinese and Babylonian texts dating back to 538 BC.
What is sausage
This common vegetable is most often seen in its yellow, green, orange and red varieties, but also grows in brown, white, lavender, and dark purple
A bell pepper
This sugary floss treat was actually originally invented by a dentist
What is Cotton Candy
This small round breakfast item is famous for its nooks and crannies
An English Muffin
After water, this is the most consumed beverage in the world
This meat preservation technique can be found around the world and takes its name from a quechua word meaning salted dried meat
Jerky (ch'arki in quechua)
The Cavendish variety accounts for the majority of this colorful fruit (which is technically a berry!)
This chocolate flavored candy was included in rations for american soldiers in WWII because it was resistant to all weather conditions
Tootsie Rolls
This scottish biscuit is traditionally made with one part sugar, 2 parts butter, 3 parts flour
This cinnamon or canella flavored beverage is often associated with Mexican and Latin American Cuisine, but also trace its roots back to the Mediterranean
Horchata
This meat is a staple food of the Sami people, who live in the northern regions of Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia.
Reindeer
The Yubari variety of this fruit is the most expensive in the world, at auction one pair sold for 23,000 dollars
When this Marshmallowey "fowl" treat was introduced in the 1960s it took more than 27 hours to produce one, now one can be made in just 6 minutes!
This baked dessert item was invented in 1938 at the Toll House Inn, and went on to become hugely popular
What is a chocolate chip cookie
Researchers in Haifa, Israel, discovered jugs that indicate humans were producing this as much as 13,000 years ago
Beer
Despite several outbreaks of disease, this is the most commonly consumed meat in the world (as of 2014)
Pork
Until 2015 the US Government had a strategic reserve of this dried fruit
Raisins
This American company is the largest candy manufacturer in the world: they make three musketeers, M&Ms, Snickers and many more
Mars Inc.