Food for the Holiday
The main meat dish that many Americans eat at Thanksgiving
Turkey
The color in this color named cake does not come from food coloring. It comes from the special kind of cocoa powder used.
Red Velvet
A crisp fruit produced by a tree usually in an orchard
Apple
An Italian dish consisting of layered baked noodles, sauce, and cheese. Sometimes there are other additions.
Lasagna
The world's largest fast food restaurant famous for their clown mascot
McDonald's
Typical meal served on St. Patrick's Day
Corned Beef and Cabbage
A dessert with a name that doesn't make sense, as it in not served in a tin and doesn't have a crust
Whoopie Pie
A plant's fruit that's green and can be made into pickles
Cucumber
A Mexican dish of corn tortillas filled with cheese or meat, and then rolled, smothered in sauce and cheese, and baked
Enchiladas
This chain serves Tex-Mex foods that include tacos, burritos, quesadillas, nachos.
Taco Bell
Halloween candy that not a lot of people seem to like. It's striped and rather small.
Candy Corn
A baked or cooked food that is small, flat and sweet
Cookies
A purple, relatively long fruit
eggplant
Made from ground chick peas, olive oil, tahini, and sometimes garlic, lemon, and spices, this dip gets devoured as an appetizer.
Hummus
Famous burger chain mostly found in the Southwest. None in Vermont. Nothing to do with video games.
Sonic
A meat that is often served on Easter (cooked). Good for leftover cold sandwiches.
Ham
A choux pastry filled with custard, topped with chocolate icing, shaped like a tube
Eclair
What you mash to make Guac
Avocado
Famous from England, traditionally served wrapped in newspaper and eaten on the go or sitting in a park.
Fish and Chips
One of the most popular coffee chains
Starbucks
Fourth of July in the USA wouldn't be the same with out a frankfurter. AKA....
Hot Dog
A sweetened frozen food eaten with a spoon or your tongue
ice cream
A yellowish or green edible fruit that is typically narrow at the top and bigger at the base
Pear
A well known Japanese soup without noodles
Miso soup
Fried Chicken fast food chain that originated in Louisiana. None in Vermont. Nothing to do with the comics/cartoons.
Popeyes