Food for the Holidays
Turkey
Milk's favorite cookie
Oreos
Perennial flowering plants with blue– or purple–colored berries
Blueberries
An Italian dish consisting typically of stacked layers of flat pasta, meat, and sauce
Lasagna
The world's largest fast food restaurant famous for their golden arches
McDonald's
Popular candy during Halloween that has three colors
Candy Corn
Made with a crust and pastry dough that covers a filling of various sweet or savoury ingredients
Pie
A plant species in the nightshade family and is a purple edible vegetable
Eggplant
A Japanese dish that consists of raw fish ONLY sliced into pieces (no rice, seaweed, etc.)
Sashimi
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Dunkin Donuts
Traditionally made with milk, cream, sugar, whipped egg whites and egg yolks
Eggnog
A popular fried dessert served at carnivals
Funnel Cake
A yellowish or green edible fruit that is typically narrow at the stalk and wider toward the base
Pear
A Vietnamese meal that consists of noodle, broth, and meat dish that is a breakfast food in its country of origin
Pho
This restaurant is popular for "roasting" people on Twitter
Wendy's
Popular pancake eaten during Hanukkah
Latkes
A cake that has a hole in the middle
Bundt Cake
A fruit with a hard outer shell, that is widely seen by many cultures as a symbol of fertility
Pomegranate
A type of German pork sausage that is typically fried or grilled
Bratwurst
An American hamburger restaurant chain mostly in the midwest that serves "sliders"
White Castle
One of the most traditional meals to eat on St. Patrick's Day that includes a meat and a vegetable
Corned Beef and Cabbage
A creme filled spongy cake with an associated urban legend that it could survive the apocalypse
Twinkies
Egypt is the world's leading producer and exporter of this sweet fruit.
Dates
A central European food that is dough dumpling stuffed with potato or cheese
Pierogi
Come hungry. Leave Happy.
Ihop