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Frisee is chicory.

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This is not true, you can throw a disc straight and let it fly. You just need arm and spin in the wrist.

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 5 words with the pattern --I-EE. That is, six letter words with 3rd letter I and 5th letter E and 6th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:

bailee

bribee

frisee

soiree

voidee

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 2 words with the pattern F---EE. That is, six letter words with 1st letter F and 5th letter E and 6th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:

formee

frisee

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 4 words with the pattern -R--EE. That is, six letter words with 2nd letter R and 5th letter E and 6th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:

bribee

dragee

drawee

frisee

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern F-I-EE. That is, six letter words with 1st letter F and 3rd letter I and 5th letter E and 6th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:

frisee

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern FR--EE. That is, six letter words with 1st letter F and 2nd letter R and 5th letter E and 6th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:

frisee

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 2 words with the pattern -RIS-E. That is, six letter words with 2nd letter R and 3rd letter I and 4th letter S and 6th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:

frisee

triste

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 2 words with the pattern -RI-EE. That is, six letter words with 2nd letter R and 3rd letter I and 5th letter E and 6th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:

bribee

frisee

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern -RISEE. That is, six letter words with 2nd letter R and 3rd letter I and 4th letter S and 5th letter E and 6th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:

frisee

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern FRI-EE. That is, six letter words with 1st letter F and 2nd letter R and 3rd letter I and 5th letter E and 6th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:

frisee

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 2 words with the pattern FRISE-. That is, six letter words with 1st letter F and 2nd letter R and 3rd letter I and 4th letter S and 5th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:

frisee

frises

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern F-ISEE. That is, six letter words with 1st letter F and 3rd letter I and 4th letter S and 5th letter E and 6th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:

frisee

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 7 words with the pattern FRI-E-. That is, six letter words with 1st letter F and 2nd letter R and 3rd letter I and 5th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:

friges

frisee

frises

frites

frized

frizer

frizes

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern FR-SEE. That is, six letter words with 1st letter F and 2nd letter R and 4th letter S and 5th letter E and 6th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:

frisee

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  • Fat Hen (Chenopodium album)
  • Fava Beans (wider and thinner than green beans)
  • Fennel
  • Fiddleheads (Pteridium aquilinum, Athyrium esculentum) (young coiled fern leaves)
  • Fluted pumpkin (Telfairia occidentalis)
  • French bean
  • French Breakfast Radish
  • Frijoles. Spanish for "beans"
  • Frisee

* Fat hen (Chenopodium album)

* Fiddlehead (Pteridium aquilinum, Athyrium esculentum)

* Fluted pumpkin (Telfairia occidentalis)
f/n corn

I think I prefer fennel.

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Lhasa apso <3

Yorkshire Terriers.

Miniature Poodles.

Chihuahua.

Maltese.

Papillion.

Bichon Frisee.

Silky Terriers.

Manchester terriers.

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Ingredients

  • 1 Cup Christmas Lima beans
  • soaked overnight in 6 cups water 1/2 Medium red onion thinly sliced
  • 1 Bunch mint leaves only
  • 4 Tablespoons extra virgin olive oil plus 1/2 C
  • 2 Red Jalapenos Or Serrano Chopped, Seeded
  • 2 Tablespoons Hot Pepper Flakes
  • 1 Teaspoon capers
  • 1 1/2 Pounds fresh anchovies (or sardines)
  • 3 Tablespoons red wine vinegar
  • 1 Head Frisee lettuce, washed and spun dry
  • Drain soaked beans, place in 4-quart saucepan with 8 cups water and bring to a boil. Lower heat to high simmer and cook until tender, yet slightly firm to the bite. Drain and cool. Place cool beans in a mixing bowl and add onion, mint and extra virgin olive oil. Season with salt and pepper, toss to coat and set aside.
  • Place remaining half cup of oil into a blender and add chilis, pepper flakes and capers and blend until smooth. Remove to bottle with lid and set aside.
  • Preheat grill.

Clean and gut anchovies and place on hottest part of grill, and cook through, about 1 minute per side. Meanwhile, add vinegar to bean mixture and toss to mix. Add Frisee and stir to coat. Place on platter. Remove fish from grill, arrange around salad and serve.

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There are many healthy spinach salad recipes. Wilted spinach salad with sherry vinaigrette, warm beet and spinach salad, spinach and frisee salad with tangerines and coriander-crusted scallops are some of the recipes.

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1/4 tsp. salt

1 clove garlic, crushed

1/3 c. honey

1 tbsp. lemon juice

3/4 lb. fresh spinach, torn

1 (8 oz.) can mandarin oranges, drained

3/4 c. coarsely chopped walnuts, toasted

1/3 c. oil

Sprinkle salt in salad bowl; rub garlic into salt using the back of a wooden spoon. Add honey, oil, and lemon juice. Beat with a wire whisk; refrigerate. Add spinach and remaining ingredients into dressing; toss gently. Serve immediately. Yield: 4 to 6 servings.

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Well first of all There is 8 courses in the French Cuisine. Salad, However is the 6th meal of the day. Because there is so many people in France mostly everyone is super fat. Bunch of lazies too.

--Anita P. Oliver

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Here are some foods that begin with the letter F:

fagioli all'olio

fairy bread

fairy cakes - English for "cupcakes"

fairy floss

fairy food (type of candy, popular holiday time, chocolate with a maple colored middle)

fajita

fake newton

Falafel

falscher hase

Famous Amos cookies

Fanta(drink)

farfalle

farina

Faro

fasolada

Fastbreaks

fast food

fatback

fattigman

fattoush

fava beans

feet (pig's/chicken)

fennel

fennell

feta

feta cheese

fettuccine pasta

fettuchini alfredo

Fiber One bars

Fiddleheads

fig newtons

figs

filberts (type of nut)

filet mignon

filled rolls

fillet steak

filo dough

filo pastry

finger foods

fingerling potatoes

finger Sandwiches

fingure chips

firecake

fish

fish cakes

Fish crackers

Fish fingers

fish sandwich

fish sticks

flaky pastry

flame grilled steak

flaming hot cheetos

flan

flank steak

flapjacks

flat bread (such as tortillas or pitas)

Flat bread sandwich

Flatiron steak

flautas

flavor pops

flax

flax seeds

Fleischman's margarine

floats

Flora margarine

flounder

flour

flour tortillas

flowers (roses, squashblossom, ect are edible)

Fluff (brand of marshmallow spread used to make fluffernutter sandwiches with peanut butter)

fluffernutter

Flying Fish

foal

foam

focaccia

foie gras

fondant

fondue

fontina

fortune cookies

fragrant rice

framboise

frangipane

Frank's sauerkraut

frankenberries

frankfurters

frappe

frappuccino

freezer pops

french-cut green beans

french bean

French bread

French crullers

French dip sandwich

French dressing

french fries

French onion soup (sliced onions cooked in butter until golden then beef stock is added and other ingredients topped with cheese and a slice of toast and put under the broiler before serving)

french rolls

French toast

French toast (Dried bread that is sliced and soaked in milk and egg before frying on both sides in small amount of butter and oil then sprinkled with syrup or sugar or some fruit jelly)

French twist doughnut

French vanilla ice cream

fricasee

frickles (fried pickles)

fried chicken

fried dough (ever been to a State Fair?)

fried dumplings

fried eggs

fried fish

fried green tomatoes

Fried Ice cream

fried onions

Fried ores

fried pickles

fried pork chops

fried rice

Frisee

frisee lettuce

Frito-lay chips and other crunchy snacks

Fritos

frittata

fritters

Frogs legs

fromage

fromage frais

Frosted Flakes cereal

Frosties

frosting

Frozen Yogurt

Fruit

fruit cake

Fruit cocktail, (A combination of mixed fruits together such as strawberries, pineapple, cubed apples, raisins, sprinkled with sugar or some Orange Juice and let macerate or sit for 40 minutes then served as a salad or dessert)

fruit jam

Fruit loops

Fruit Roll-ups

fruit salad

fruit snacks

fucilli (type of pasta)

fudge

fudge brownie

fudge cake

fudge dipped snickers

Fudge Popsicles

fudge ripple ice cream

Fudge Shoppe Cookies (Keebler)

Fudge Stripe Cookies

fudge sundae

Fugu (which is blow fish)

Fuji apples

fumet

Fun Dip candy

fungi (mushrooms)

funnel cakes

funyuns

fusilli

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First Answer: If you were to go to the store and get full grown cabbages and carrots WITH the greens on top and half bury each in a sort of garden, and maybe spinach too, the rabbits would think its natural and dig them up them selves. Make sure the fake garden is not that close to your house, because they get kind of scared near humans if they are wild. Here is a list of foods they might or might not eat depending on their taste: Carrots, Cabbage, Lettuce, Spinach, Eggplant, Zucchini, Squash, Broccoli (sometimes), and Okra (sometimes). Have fun and please make sure they are all full grown foods, to feed them full!

More Details: Dark leafy greens are good for rabbits, but other than that, vegetables aren't really part of a rabbit's natural diet and too much can make them sick. Most of the vegetables mentioned above are fine as a treat only.

Good dark-coloured leafy greens include:

  • lettuces (like romaine, boston, and chicories - like escarole, endive, frisee, radicchio)
  • spinach
  • carrot tops
  • beet tops/chard
  • dandelion
  • fresh herbs (like basil, mint, thyme, cilantro)

Cruciferous greens (like cabbage, broccoli leaves, kale, radish tops, turnip tops, collards) should be limited because they can cause gas (which can be deadly in rabbits).

Other things you can feed rabbits in your yard include flowers, weeds, and garden plants:

  • Bramble leaves
  • Borage
  • Butterbur
  • Chickweed
  • Comfrey
  • Coltsfoot
  • Cow parsnip
  • Dock
  • Goosegrass
  • Goutweed
  • Hawkweed
  • Heather
  • Hedge parsley
  • Knotgrass
  • Lemon balm
  • Lovage
  • Marjoram
  • Nipplewort
  • Plantain
  • Rosemary
  • Salad burnet
  • Savory
  • Shepherd's purse
  • Tarragon
  • Thistle
  • Yarrow
  • Flowers:
  • Aster Camomile Caraway Dandelion Day lilies Galega Geranium Geum Hibiscus Hollyhock Honesty Hyssop Jasmine Lavender Lilac Marguerite Marigold Nasturtiums Pansies Roses Sunflower Wallflower

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Yes, you can feed your rabbit all types of vegetables, as long as they eat them. I would wash them before you give it to your fuzzy friend.

There are many vegetables you can buy at the store that are healthy for rabbits, but also some that are dangerous. Warning: Not all types of vegetables are good for rabbits, and you can't trust the bunny to know the difference! Pet rabbits have lost many of their wild instincts and will often eat poisonous plants. Also, even wild rabbits don't have instincts about foods that aren't part of their natural diet and habitat, and might eagerly eat something unhealthy, even dangerous. If a veggie isn't widely recommended, you should avoid it. You should also check it against the list of known dangerous plants (see link below).

Dark leafy green vegetables are the best kind of veggie for rabbits. Bunnies can have a daily salad! It's a good idea to rotate widely, serve as many as you can find! Some ideas are:

  • romaine lettuce
  • boston lettuce
  • chicory lettuces - like escarole, endive, frisee, radicchio
  • basil
  • mint
  • dill
  • cilantro
  • fennel tops
  • oregano
  • parsley
  • sage
  • thyme
  • beet tops, chard
  • carrot tops
  • cucumber leaves
  • spinach
  • dandelion
  • celery leaves

Rabbits can also eat cruciferous veggies, but be careful because they can cause gas (which can lead to deadly illness). Some bunnies are more sensitive than others. If your rabbit gets gas easily, avoid these entirely; if not, offer them in moderation:

  • arugula
  • broccoli leaves
  • cauliflower leaves
  • bok choy, yu choy
  • collards
  • kale
  • kohlrabi tops
  • mustard greens
  • radish tops
  • rapini (broccoli rabe) leaves
  • turnip tops
  • watercress

Non-leafy vegetables and fruits are okay as a treat. Too many treats will make your bunny sick. The House Rabbit Society recommends no more than 2 tablespoons of treats per day for a normal, healthy 6 pound rabbit. Some ideas include:

  • apple - remove seeds, they're poisonous
  • apricot *
  • asparagus
  • carrots
  • celery - cut into chunks so the strings don't wrap around the teeth
  • kiwi
  • mango *
  • peach *
  • pear *
  • banana
  • beets
  • berries
  • broccoli
  • brussel sprouts
  • fennel
  • edible pea pods (like snow peas)
  • cucumber
  • cherries *
  • melon
  • nectarine *
  • okra
  • orange
  • papaya *
  • plum *
  • pumpkin
  • rutabaga (swede)
  • cabbage
  • grape
  • parsnip
  • tomato *

* pits/stones and leaves/stems are poisonous

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Mini Rex rabbits eat the exact same diet as all pet rabbits. The only thing that changes is portion sizes (smaller rabbits eat less food). See the related question below for info about a healthy diet for your Mini Rex.

The best vegetables for Mini Rex rabbits - and all pet rabbits - are dark leafy greens. All other vegetables and fruits are only okay as a treat (a bite or two is enough!).

Some good leafy greens to feed your Mini Rex:

  • Beet tops, Chard
  • Mache
  • Carrot tops
  • Basil
  • Chervil
  • Cilantro
  • Dill
  • Fennel tops
  • Mint
  • Oregano
  • Parsley
  • Sage
  • Thyme
  • Cucumber leaves
  • Spinach
  • Dandelion
  • Celery leaves
  • Boston lettuce
  • Chicory lettuces (aka escarole, endive, frisee, radicchio)
  • Green/red leaf lettuce
  • Romaine lettuce

Always introduce new foods to your bunny carefully. A sudden change in diet can make a rabbit sick! Also, individual rabbits can have bad responses to foods that are fine for rabbits in general. So, stick with one new food at a time - wait a week or so before the next new food. Start with only a bite or two on the first day, then slowly increase the portion size. Watch for signs of ill health like gas or diarrhoea.

Many rabbits also enjoy crucifers, but these greens can lead to gas. Gas can be serious, even deadly, in rabbits. If your rabbit is okay with these greens in moderation, that's fine; but if your rabbit is sensitive to gassy foods, then avoid them.

  • Arugula (rocket)
  • Broccoli leaves
  • Cauliflower leaves
  • Bok choy
  • Collard greens
  • Kale
  • Kohlrabi tops
  • Chinese greens
  • Mustard greens
  • Radish tops
  • Rapini (broccoli rabe)
  • Turnip tops
  • Cress (like watercress)

Other fruits and vegetables are good as treats (a bite or two per day, tops). Too many treats can make your bunny sick. Some options for treats include:

  • Apple (seeds are toxic)
  • Apricot *
  • Asparagus
  • Banana
  • Beets
  • Bell pepper
  • Berries
  • Broccoli
  • Brussel sprouts
  • Cabbage
  • Carrot
  • Celeriac
  • Celery (cut into chunks - the strings can cause problems)
  • Cherries *
  • Clover
  • Cucumber
  • Currants
  • Edible pea pods (like snow peas)
  • Fennel
  • Grapes
  • Jerusalem artichoke
  • Kiwi
  • Mango *
  • Melons
  • Mushrooms (cultivated only, no wild varieties)
  • Nectarine *
  • Okra
  • Orange
  • Papaya *
  • Parsnip
  • Pea leaves
  • Peach *
  • Pear
  • Persimmon
  • Pineapple (no skin)
  • Plum *
  • Prickly pear (no skin)
  • Pumpkin
  • Rutabaga (swede)
  • Tomato *

* Fruit only! All other plant parts, including stones/pits, are toxic!

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Rabbits can eat grapes in moderation! One grape every so often is fine as a treat, but they are very high in sugar so be careful not to let the bunny have them too frequently.

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See the related question below for more information about a healthy rabbit diet.

Rabbits can also eat most fruits and vegetables although some a high amount of sugar (or other unhealthy nutrients) such as carrots, lettuce and all sorts of health problems so please give your rabbits those sort of things as a little treat but not so often.

For more information about bunnies go to Rabbit Secrets (link below). You can sign up for free and email them and they will email you some important things you need to know about bunnies!

yes, but in moderation, they are very high in sugar so only once in a while. otherwise if you feed them too many then it van cause stomach cramps.

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Rabbits benefit from a daily serving of leafy green veggies (like dark-coloured lettuces, herbs, weeds, the green tops of root veg; it's good to rotate them for variety), but most vegetables (like carrot) are only good in moderation as a treat, and some plants are toxic or dangerous to a rabbit's health (like corn) and should be avoided entirely. It's important to research every vegetable, fruit, or plant that you want to serve you rabbit. See the related questions below about what veggies rabbits eat and what's a proper rabbit diet for more details and helpful links.

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 391 words with the pattern -R--E-. That is, six letter words with 2nd letter R and 5th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:

arames

arched

archei

archer

arches

arcked

arcsec

aredes

arenes

aretes

argled

argles

argued

arguer

argues

arider

ariled

arisen

arises

armies

armlet

arsier

artier

arties

braced

bracer

braces

braked

brakes

brames

brases

braved

braver

braves

brawer

brayed

brayer

brazed

brazen

brazer

brazes

breded

bredes

breres

breves

brevet

brewed

brewer

breyed

bribed

bribee

briber

bribes

brided

brides

brined

briner

brines

brises

brizes

broked

broken

broker

brokes

bromes

broses

browed

brules

brumes

brunet

bruted

bruter

brutes

bruxed

bruxes

craked

crakes

crames

craned

cranes

craped

crapes

crares

crases

crated

crater

crates

craved

craven

craver

craves

crayer

crazed

crazes

cremes

crenel

creped

crepes

crepey

crewed

crewel

crewes

crikey

crimed

crimen

crimes

crined

crines

cripes

crises

cromed

cromes

crones

cronet

crores

crowea

crowed

crower

crozer

crozes

cruces

cruder

crudes

crumen

cruses

cruset

cruves

cruxes

dragee

drakes

draped

draper

drapes

drapet

drapey

drawee

drawer

drayed

drazel

dreres

drices

drivel

driven

driver

drives

droger

droler

droles

dromes

droned

droner

drones

droved

drover

droves

drupel

drupes

druses

erased

eraser

erases

eroded

erodes

eroses

framed

framer

frames

frater

frayed

freres

friges

frisee

frises

frites

frized

frizer

frizes

froren

frozen

frutex

graben

graced

graces

graded

grader

grades

grames

graped

grapes

grapey

grated

grater

grates

graved

gravel

graven

graver

graves

grayed

grayer

grazed

grazer

grazes

grebes

greces

greses

greves

grewed

grexes

greyed

greyer

griced

gricer

grices

grided

grides

grikes

grimed

grimes

griped

griper

gripes

gripey

grised

grises

grivet

grizes

grocer

gromet

groned

grones

groped

groper

gropes

groser

groset

groved

grovel

groves

grovet

grower

grufes

grumes

gryces

gryded

grydes

grykes

grypes

irades

irater

irides

irised

irises

ironed

ironer

irones

kraken

krater

krewes

krised

krises

kronen

kroner

orated

orates

orbier

orchel

orgies

orgues

orifex

orogen

oryxes

prases

prated

prater

prates

praxes

prayed

prayer

prefer

premed

premen

preses

preset

preved

preves

prexes

preyed

preyer

prezes

priced

pricer

prices

pricey

prided

prides

primed

primer

primes

prised

priser

prises

privet

prized

prizer

prizes

probed

prober

probes

projet

proked

proker

prokes

proled

proleg

proler

proles

proner

prones

propel

proper

prores

prosed

proser

proses

protea

protei

proved

proven

prover

proves

prower

prudes

pruned

pruner

prunes

prysed

pryses

traced

tracer

traces

traded

trader

trades

tramel

traped

trapes

travel

traves

trevet

trezes

tribes

triced

tricep

trices

trijet

trikes

trimer

trined

trines

tripes

tripey

triter

trites

trivet

trodes

troked

trokes

trones

troped

tropes

trover

troves

trowed

trowel

truced

truces

trykes

urares

urases

urates

ureses

ureter

urined

urines

urites

uroses

uruses

writer

writes

wroken

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They eat anything! I have a rabbit and I give her carrots, lettuce, rabbit food, been sprouts, grass, hay, cucumber, you can basically give them any vegetable! You can try and give them different things, and if they don't eat what you gave them, then you know for next time to not to give it to them!

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There are many plants that are safe and good for rabbits to eat, and many plants that aren't. No list of rabbit-safe plants is complete, so rabbit owners should become accustomed to researching specific plants before they give them to their rabbits.

The most important plant for pet rabbits is grass hay (like timothy). This should be the biggest part of your bunny's diet.

Other than hay, most of the plants you give your pet bunny should be fresh, dark, leafy green vegetables. Non-leafy plants (vegetables, fruit) are fine as a treat, but too much will make your bunny sick. Rabbits can also eat flowers and twigs. See the related questions below for more info and links about a healthy rabbit diet.

There are many plants (or parts of plants) that are poisonous for rabbits! Always search each online for confirmation that it's rabbit-safe before giving any plant to your bunny. If you aren't sure about something, better safe than sorry: avoid it! See the related link below for a list of dangerous plants.

When you're introducing a new plant to your bunny, be very careful. Stick to one new plant at a time so if your bunny gets sick, you know what caused it. Start with only a few bites one day, and watch for signs of illness. Be prepared to bring your bunny to the vet if she gets sick! If she doesn't, then the next day you can try a few more bites, and so on. See the related questions below for info about rabbit sickness and vets.

Greens Good in a daily salad -- approx. 1-3 packed cups daily for a 6 pound rabbit. Don't give too much lettuce: it can lead to diarrhea.

• Carrot tops

• Celery leaves (dark ones only)

• Chicory lettuces: like escarole, endive (the green kind, not Belgian), frisee, radicchio

• Dandelion leaves

• Kale

• Kohlrabi tops

• Parsley

• Spinach

• Berry leaves

• Watercress (and any other cress)

• Mint

• Rosemary

• Sage

• Thyme

• Romaine lettuce

• Basil

• Chervil

• Cilantro

• Radish tops

• Dill

• Fennel tops

• Oregano

• Red/Green leaf lettuce

• Arugula (aka rocket)

• Broccoli leaves

• Bok choy, Yu choy

• Collard greens

• Mustard greens

• Rapini (aka broccoli rabe)

• Turnip tops

• Beet tops, chard

• Cucumber leaves

• Cruciferous veggies: Be careful with these because these can cause gas in rabbits. Gas can be deadly, so if your bunny gets gas easily, avoid them entirely; otherwise, feed them in moderation.

Treats A bite or two is enough! Fresh fruit only. Always remove the pit if there is one!

Artichokes (fresh only!)

• Brussel Sprouts

• Cauliflower (be careful: can cause gas)

• Carrots

• Corn on the cob, Maize / Disagreement: fresh corn is not easily digestible by rabbits and can lead to gut impaction, GI stasis, and death!

• Kohlrabi

• Celery (be careful: cut into chunks, because the strings can get wrapped around the teeth and cause serious problems)

• Apricot

• Asparagus

• Banana (remove skin)

• Beets

• Bell pepper (be careful: can cause gas)

• Berries, like strawberry, blackberry, raspberry

• Broccoli

• Cabbages (be careful: can cause gas)

• Celeriac

• Cherries (remember to remove the pit!)

• Clover

• Cucumber

• Horseradish (fresh only, and be careful: can cause gas)

• Currants

• Edible pea pods (like snow peas)

• Fennel

• Grapes

• Kiwi

• Jerusalem artichoke

• Mango

• Melon

• Lucerne (aka alfalfa)

• Apple (remove seeds: they're poisonous)

• Nectarine

• Okra

• Orange

• Papaya

• Parsnip

• Pea leaves

• Peach

• Pear

• Persimmon

• Pineapple (remove skin)

• Plum

• Prickly pear (remove skin)

• Pumpkin

• Rutabaga (aka swede)

• Tomato (fruit only: all other plant parts toxic!)

Wild & Garden Plants Make sure these are pesticide-free and not covered in pollution (like car exhaust). Follow same rules as above: leafy greens are best; non-leafy parts are only good as a treat -- except that twigs are a good fiber supplement, so your bunny can eat as much as they want!

Double-check these against the list of poisonous plants below, they might be bad suggestions!

Sunflowers

• Bindweed

• Burnet

• Butterbur

• Cow Parsnip

• Coltsfoot

• Convolvulus

• Berry brambles

• Chickweed

• Geum

• Goosegrass

• Crosewort

• Dock

• Groundsel

• Goutweed

• Hawkweed

• Heather

• Hedgeparsley

• Knapweed

• Knotgrass

• Mallow

• Mustard

• Nipplewort

• Plaintain

• Sea Spinach

• Shepherd's Purse

• Sour Dock

• Thistles

• Trefoil

• Tares

• Yarrow

• Asters

• Daisies

• Borage

• Calendula

• Carnations

• Centaurea

• Galega

• Geranium

• Geum

• Helenium

• Hollyhock

• Honesty

• Lupins

• Marguerites

• Marigolds

• Michealmas Daisies

• Nasturtium

• Rose

• Twigs: apple, ash, berry brambles, birch, hawthorn, hazel, maple, pear, poplar, spruce, willow, juniper

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Rabbits often have a pungent grape-like cluster of soft stool called a cecotrope, this is not diarrhea and is in fact reingested (aka eaten) by the rabbit to retain essential nutrients. These cecotropes should be left in the cage for at least a short period of time so they can be reingested. However, cesotropes can become overly soft and runny and can be the result of not eating enough crude fiber or a diet too high in indigestible carbohydrates.

If, however, it is diarrhea and persists for more than a day you should take your pet to a veterinarian immediately as this could be any number of potentially fatal conditions.

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Every fall, markets sport a gorgeously golden and red-orange seasonal fruit--like the most beautiful sunsets --the persimmon. But many may perhaps have heard that they our sour and make the lips pucker leaving an unfriendly view of the fruit. Others may just not have ventured forth to try them out, and before you know it, they're gone from the shelves as their time passes by. But persimmons, are truly a wonderfully, nutritious fruit, when ripe and ready are sweet and as delicious as a fruited pudding, and should not be passed over, but taken advantage of right now.

The botanical name for persimmon, in translation, is food of the gods, and here are some good explanations of why you can find that to be true.

The ultimate pleasure of eating persimmons is because the flesh is so delicately smooth and sweet. But you do need to know how to pick them, and when to eat them.

There are two major types of persimmons you find available: Hachiyas which are the most common and are the deep orangey red color, and are considered astringent, meaning they are puckery until they are fully ripe. Fuyu or Japanese persimmons are considered non-astringent, and can be eaten even if they are hard, just as you would an apple or a pear.

When you are selecting a Hachiya persimmon, find a smooth and glossy skin without bruising, of course, and if perfectly ripe will feel really soft like a skin full of thick jelly. At this point you want to eat them within the day, otherwise they can be overripe and will be mushy. However, if you do just find firm fruit, you can easily ripen them in a paper bag. Put an apple or banana in the bag, and it will ripen in a few days. Then store in your refrigerator. To eat your Hachiya persimmon, simply cut off the top leaf, scoop out the flesh with a spoon which will be like a pudding, and throw away the skins.

The second type of persimmon is the fuyu. Fuyu persimmons are often used in fruit bowl with chopped apples, some pomegranate seeds, some lemon juice and some nice fresh mint. Add a dash of sweetener if you wish. Fuyus make a wonderful salsa by chopping and mixing with onions, cilantro, chili, tomatoes.

Persimmons are not only enjoyable to eat as is, but are easily and wonderfully used in other recipes. You can mix them into hot cereals, spread on toasts or muffins, blend into a smoothie with yogurt or soy milk or tofu and cinnamon. Many love Persimmon sherbet made so healthfully by simply cutting off the tip, wrapping the fruit and freezing it. When you defrost it in the fridge, you can scoop out the icy cold "sherbet".

An interesting historical tidbit about persimmons is that Captain John Smith wrote in his History of Virginia "If it be not ripe, it will draw a man's mouth awry, with much torment, but when it is ripe, it is as delicious as an apricot"

The Nutrient Pluses of Persimmons

In health history, Asian natural medicine traditionally has used persimmons as a natural remedy for many ailments including hiccups, diarrhea, bleeding and sweating.

Not only are persimmons deemed by many to be heavenly in their pudding like consistency and sweet flavor, but they are terrifically nutritious, with fiber too. In fact, they have more fiber than any other fruits after berries.

Persimmons are low in calories at about 70 calories each. They will give your body a great amount of phytonutrients, flavanoids, anti-oxidants like catechins which have been shown to be instrumental in anti-inflammation and infections., and work as scavengers against free radicals, and especially what has been researched as betinic acid has been found to work as an anti-tumor compound.

Anti-oxidants in persimmons include vitamin A, beta carotene, lycopene, lutein which help to protect against free radicals and help to provide protection from diseases and aging processes.

Another carotenoid, ziaxanthin, is actually used in the eye muscles where research is indicating it helps protect light filtering functions.

Persimmons also have a host of great B vitamins too, which work to help other enzyme body functions.

The nice amount of manganese in persimmons is great for its role in your body's strong bone development, and for great energy in converting your foods to usable energy.

Passionate for Persimmon Muffins

For these healthy muffins you can mix your flours--whole wheat with white--using 3/4 cup whole wheat and 1/2 cup white and 1 tablespoon wheat germ, 1/4 teaspoon baking powder and 1 teaspoon baking soda, 3/4 cup dark brown sugar (or combine sweeteners of your choice), 1/2 cup low fat milk, 1 cup persimmon pulp from a Hachiya persimmon, 1 tablespoon oil, 1 egg, 2 teaspoons vanilla extract. Mix your dry ingredients together--flour, baking powder and soda, sugar in one bowl, and wet ingredients in another: milk, persimmon, oil, egg, vanilla. Beat the wet ingredients smooth. Combine the mixtures and mix to smooth. Fill muffins cups and bake in 300 degree oven for about 30-35 minutes.

Fall Perismmon Salad

You'll use a bunch of frisee, 1 small radicchio chopped into 2 inch pieces, 1 Fuyu persimmon cut into slices, 1 soft pear thinly sliced, 6 figs cut into halves or pieces, seeds from one small pomegranate, 1/2 cup toasted walnut pieces. For your dressing you'll use 1/2 cup dry wine, alcohol free, 1 tablespoon sherry vinegar, 3 tablespoons olive oil. First reduce the wine to just 1 or 2 tablespoons, cool and whisk with the other ingredients. Toss your ingredients.

Special Spinach Salad with persimmon

For this highly nutritious salad you'll use about 3 Fuyu persimmons peeled and sliced, a pound of fresh spinach, 3/4 cup pecans, and for your dressing mix together 1/4 cup rice vinegar, 1 teaspoon sesame oil, 2 tablespoons fruit sweetened marmalade.

Persimmon Pudding

Persimmons which already have a pudding like texture, have been traditionally used in wonderful puddings. For 1 cup of persimmon pulp, add 2 beaten eggs, 1 cup of milk, 1 teaspoon vanilla, 2 tablespoons oil or melted spreads, 1 cup of flours of your choice, 1/2 teaspoon baking soda, 3/4 cup sugar or sweetener of your choice, 1/2 cup chopped walnuts, 1/4 teaspoon each of cinnamon and nutmeg and optional 1/4 teaspoon ginger and 1optional 1/8 teaspoon cloves, 1/3 cup raisins optional. . First mix the persimmon with the eggs, then add the rest of the ingredients but stir just until mix, don't over mix. . Pour the pudding into a greased and floured pan and bake at 350 degrees about 45 minutes. It's nice served warm.

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Rabbits will eat most fruit, pretty much any sweet fruit they can get their teeth on. Fruits are the sweets of the rabbit world. Rabbits can eat many different kinds of fruits and vegetables (wash and remove pits/stones beforehand):

  • Banana -- many people say their rabbits ADORE banana but it is very sugary so it should be extra limited: a small bite is enough
  • Apple -- avoid the seeds because they're toxic; cut the apple into pieces
  • Pear -- avoid seeds, they're toxic
  • Grapes, raisins -- very sugary, so extra limited!
  • Cranberry
  • Berries: e.g. blackberries, strawberries, blueberries, raspberries
  • Citrus: e.g. orange -- remove the peel; also, many people say their rabbits aren't keen on citrus or other fruit with strong flavours
  • Kiwi
  • Pineapple
  • Peach -- avoid leaves, twigs, stem because they're toxic
Plum
  • Papaya
Melons: e.g. watermelon, cantaloupe, honeydew
  • Apricot
  • Mango
  • Tomato -- avoid leaves, twigs, stem because they're toxic
  • Other treats can include fresh vegetables, like carrot and lettuce

BUT: Not every fruit is safe for rabbits to eat. There are many plants that rabbits can't eat. Check the toxic plant list (linked below) for more information.

In general, rabbits do like fruit, but all rabbits are unique. Like other animals and even humans, just because one rabbit likes a certain fruit, doesn't mean yours will. Your rabbit might even have an intolerance or allergy to a fruit that another rabbit is fine with.

If you are introducing something new offer a small amount in a separate food dish, if they don't eat it after an hour or two, remove it and offer it again the next day. If they eat any, wait a few days before offering any more.

Remember, rabbits are small, so don't give them too much fruit at once. Only allow your bunny to have fruit in very small amounts, as a special occasional treat or for training, because too much is not good for them. Fruits contain a lot of sugar! The sugar can upset their very sensitive GI systems, and it could also lead to obesity. There's controversy around treats like just about everything else; some people say better safe than sorry and avoid fruit entirely.

  • One person wrote: I usually alternated fruits with vegetables so they get a variety and not too much sugar.
  • The House Rabbit Society advises no more than 2 tablespoons of fresh fruit per day for a normal, healthy 6 pound rabbit.

You can buy small dried rabbit treats at possibly any pet store in the world. These are safe for your rabbit but not too much because they contain sugar! Rabbits also adore dried fruit such as pineapple, banana chips, papaya etc. Make sure there is no added sugar and feed a small piece only once or twice a week as a treat! Many people chose to stick to fresh fruits, and skip dried fruits and commercial treats, because it's healthier and just as enjoyable for the rabbit.

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Hello! First off I would like to suggest a wonderful site of forums...it is full of friendly and polite people who love guinea pigs! If you are interested, the website is www.caviesgalore.com/forums

You will need to register to join, but it is a wonderful site

OK, I "borrowed" their list, If you can, you should print this off..It is a TRUE lifesaver! I hope it is helpful!!

GUINEA PIG SHOPPING LIST:

COMPILED, WITH LOVE, BY SANDFACE :)

Recommended :

1 cup of mixed veggies per pig per day. Unlimited hay. Unlimited pellets.

HIGH Vitamin C foods:

- Guinea pig pellets with stabilized vitamin C - alfalfa based for youngsters, pregnant & nursing sows, slim or sick pigs; timothy based for healthy, grown, chubby pigs (do not substitute rabbit or chinchilla pellets; avoid mixes with nuts, seeds or colored bits)

- Parsley - curly or plain (high in calcium)

- Cilantro / Chinese Parsley / Corriander greens

- Celery leaves

- Collard greens

- Mustard greens / Leaf Mustard

- Water Cress

- Garden Cress

- Swiss Chard, Red Chard

- Beet greens

- Spinach (feed in moderation, linked to formation of kidney & bladder stones)

- Carrot tops / leaves

- Peas in pods, Pea Shoots (not dried)

- Dandelion greens

- Grass - wheat, winter rye (grown in pots from seed)

- Kale - curly or plain

- Broccoli, Broccolini (stems are liked better than flowers)

- Broccoli Rabe / Rabe / Rapini

- Cauliflower / Broccoflower

- Brussels Sprouts

- Cabbage

- Red Cabbage

- Tuscan Cabbage / Cavolo Nero

- Savoy Cabbage

- Kohlrabi leaves

- Bell / Sweet Peppers - red, green, yellow (not hot or Chile)

- Tomato (sores around mouth can develop; leaves poisonous; artificially grown can be low in vit C)

- Tamarillo (leaves poisonous)

- Orange (caution - sores around lips can develop)

- Tangerine / Mandarin (caution - sores around lips can develop)

- Grapefruit (caution - sores around lips can develop)

- Lemon, Lime (home-grown best, otherwise feed cautiously)

- Cantaloupe Melon

- Honeydew Melon

- Currants - yellow, red or black (leaves also edible)

- Gooseberries

- Strawberries

- Kiwi Fruit

- Mango

- Guava

- Feijoa / Pineapple Guava

- Papaya / Paw Paw / Tree Melon

- Persimmon - American or oriental

- Rosehip

LOW Vitamin C foods:

- Hay - timothy, meadow, alpine and others (must always be available)

- Alfalfa - green or dried (high calcium & calories - good for youngsters, pregnant & nursing sows)

- Romaine Lettuce

- Lettuces - red, green, butter, Boston and other (avoid iceberg)

- Frisee Lettuce

- Arugula / Rocket / Roquette / Rucola

- Green Endive

- Belgian Endive

- Radicchio / Italian Chicory

- Treviso Radicchio

- Salad mix (without iceburg lettuce)

- Artichoke

- Asparagus

- Anise

- Basil

- Dill

- Mint

- Thyme

- Chives (caution, feed in moderation)

- Green Onion tops (caution, feed in moderation)

- Green Leek tops (caution, feed in moderation)

- Sweet Onions (caution, feed in moderation)

- Celery stalks (cut into small pieces)

- Corn on the cob (strings, leaves & stalks are edible too)

- Bean Sprouts

- Green Beans in pods / String Beans (not dried)

- Carrots (feed in moderation, vit A in carrots said to cause liver problems)

- Yam / Sweet Potato (high in vit A? - leaves edible)

- Beets

- Celery Root / Celeriac

- Kohlrabi bulbs

- Radishes (if mild)

- Turnip

- Parsnip

- Rutabaga (aka Swede)

- Parsley root

- Cucumber (fresh only, not pickled)

- Squash - acorn, banana, butterhorn, spagetti, and others (feed in moderation)

- Zucchini

- Pumpkin

- Pineapple - fresh (sores around lips & mouth can develop)

- Apple (avoid seeds; if too tart, sores around lips & mouth can develop)

- Crabapple

- Pear

- Asian Pear

- Plum, Prune (dried high in sugar - as treat only)

- Nectarine

- Apricot

- Peach

- Cherries (remove pits)

- Cranberries (whole fruit, not concentrate or juice)

- Raspberries

- Blackberries

- Bilberries

- Blueberries

- Watermelon (can cause diarrhea - high water content)

- Banana (feed in great moderation - can cause constipation)

- Passion Fruit / Granadilla

- Grapes (in moderation, high in sugar)

- Figs (dried high in sugar - as treat only)

- Dates (dried high in sugar)

EDIBLE wild grasses, plants and herbs:

(make sure you know what you are picking! be sure to pick from places free of contaminants such as pesticides , exhaust fumes or animal urine ; pick plants that are healthy looking, without insect damage, fungus spots, breakage, or wilting)

- Grass (common grasses are edible, avoid ornamental grasses)

- Clover (Trifollium repens or Trifolium pratense)

- Dandelion (Teraxacum officinale) - pick leaves, stems, flowers (even root OK)

- Anise (Pimpinella anisum)

- Blackberry leaves (Rubus plicatus) - pick young & tender leaves and shoots

- Calendula (Calendula officinalis) - leaves and flowers

- Caraway (Carum carvi)

- Chamomile (Anthemis nobilis)

- Chickweed (Stellaria media)

- Cleavers / Stickyweed / Goosegrass / Bedstraw (Galium aparine)

- Coriander (Coriandrum sativum)

- Cowberry (Vaccinium vitis-idaeae) - berries, leaves in moderation

- Cow Parsley (Anthiscus sylvestris)

- Dog Rose (Rosa canina) - ripe fruits

- Duckweed (Lemna minor) - aquatic

- Fennel (Foeniculum capillaceum)

- Field Violet / Wild Pansy (Viola tricolor)

- Groundsel (Senecio vulgaris)

- Lemon Mint / Melissa (Melissa officinalis)

- Linden / Lime Tree (Tilia cordata or Tilia platyphyllos) - flowers with pale yellow leaflets

- Miner's Lettuce (Claytonia perfoliata)

- Pepermint (Mentha piperita)

- Plantain (Plantago major or Plantago lanceolata)

- Raspberry leaves (Rubus idaeus) - pick young & tender leaves and shoots

- Stinging Nettle (Urtica dioica)

- Shepherd's Purse (Capsella bursa-pastoris)

- Silverweed (Potentilla anserina)

- Vetch (Vicia x)

- Yarrow (Achllea millefolium)

- Whortleberry / Heidelberry (Vaccinium myrtillus) - berries, leaves in moderation

- Wild Chamomile (Matricaria chammomilla)

- Wild Strawberry (Fragaria vesca) - berries and leaves

AVOID Danger foods:

- Iceburg Lettuce (low nutrition, high water)

- Hot Peppers / Chiles / Paprikas

- Hot herbs and spices

- Pickled veggies (dills, capers, sour krauts)

- Garlic or pungent onions (will not poison pigs, )

- Tomato leaves & stalks (poisonous)

- Tomatillo leaves & stalks (poisonous)

- Rhubarb (poisonous)

- Seeds (choking hazard)

- Dry beans and peas

- Nuts (too high in fat)

- Avocado (too high in fat)

- Coconut (too high in fat)

- Horseradish (leaves probably ok, root too pungent)

- Mushrooms

- Potatos (poisonous if green or sprouted) - sweet patatos / yams are ok

- Taro (dangerous if eaten raw / unprepared)

- Jams, jellies and fruit preserves (too high in sugar)

- Fruit juices (sugar-free, or unsweetened juices are OK)

- Teas, coffee, colas

- Fried, cooked and otherwise prepared foods

- Peanut butter, cakes, cookies, baked goods

- Milk and milk products

- Wild grasses, plants and herbs that you are unsure of, or that look different from ones you know

- Flowers (commercially grown decorative plants contain preservatives & pesticides)

QUESTION foods:

(just don't know much about them, or unsure if ok for pigs to eat)

- Canned veggies

Asian Fruit and Vegetables: (I tried to include names in various languages when possible)

- Abiu / Caimo / Canistel / Dan Huang Guo

- Bamboo Shoots

- Banana Leaves

- Betel Leaves / La Lop

- Bitter Melon / Bitter Gourd / Balsam Pear / Balsam Pod (must remove seeds)

- Chinese Broccoli / Gai Lum / Kai Lan / Kairan

- Chinese Flowering Cabbage / Choy Sum / Sawi Manis / Saishin

- Chinese Cabbage / Wong Baak / Kubis Gna / Hakusai

- Pe-Tsai Cabbage

- Chinese Chard / Bok Choy / Pak Choy / Pak Tsoi / Pechay

- Baby Bok Choy

- Chinese Spinach / Amaranth / Een Choy / In Tsoi / Bayam / Santonsai

- Chinese Mustard / Gai Choy / Kaai Tsoi / Mustaa / Ha Karashina / Cai Xanh

- Chinese Keys / Khao Chae / Suo Shi / Temu Kunchi (like ginger)

- Chinese Long Beans / Yard-Long Beans / Asparagus Beans / Dau Gok

- Chocolate Fruit / Black Persimmon / Black Sapote / Kaki Noir

- Durian / Dourian / Lau Lin

- Ginger Root

- Hairy Melon / Moa Gua

- Jute / Jew's Mallow / Meloukhia / Meloukhiya Sheitaani

- Kaffir Lime Leaves

- Longan / Litchi Ponceau / Loon Ngan / Lengkleng (like Lychee)

- Lychee

- Mangosteen / Saan Jook / Manggis

- Sin Qua / Luffa - smooth and angled

- Soursop / Guanabana

- Star Apple

- Taro / Woo Tau / Dalo / Sato-Imo leaves (leaves ok? raw taro root poisonous )

- Water Spinach / Convolvulus / Ung Choy / Yeung Choy / Kang Kung

- White Radish / Daikon / Loh Baak / Mu

- White Sapote / Casimiroa

- Winter Melon / Wax Melon / Dong Gua

- Yam Bean / Jicama / Di Gwa / Sinkamas / Seng Kuang / Kuzuimo (root ok?, leaves & stems poisonous)

- Yam / Shuyu / Ubi / Yama Imo (this tuber is safe for guinea pigs to eat)

Other Fruit and Vegetables:

- Acerola- West Indian, Pitanga, Surinam, Sour, Sweet

- Babaco

- Borage

- Breadfruit

- Burdock

- Cardoon

- Cassava / Yucca Root

- Catus

- Chayota

- Cherimoya

- Custard apple

- Dock

- Eggplant

- Fern bracken - Fiddlehead Fern shoots

- Ginger

- Jujube (high vit C)

- Kailan

- Kiwano

- Komatsuna

- Kumquat

- Lemon Grass

- Longan

- Loquat

- Mizuna

- Okra

- Opuntia Cactus

- Oregano

- Plantain banana (needs cooking, high starch)

- Pomegranate

- Quince

- Rosemary

- Sage

- Sakata

- Salsify / Oyster plant

- Sapodilla

- Sorrel

- Soy beans and soy products (too high in protein?)

- Star fruit

- Sugar Cane (too high in sugar?)

- Tapioca (too high in starch & calories?)

- Yucca

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Food A-Z:

A:

Abalone

Acini di pepe (pasta)

Adzuki bean

Aero chocolate bar

After eight (chocolate bar)

Agnolotti

Ahi tuna

Alaskan king crab

Albacore tuna

Alfalfa sprouts

Alfredo (pasta, fettuccine)

All bran cereal

Allspice

Almond joy (chocolate bar)

Almond roca

Almonds

Alphabet soup

Alphabits cereal

Amaranth (amaranthus)

Ambrosia

American cheese

Ancho chile

Anchor butter

Anchovies

Andouille sausage

Angel delight

Angel food cake

Angel hair pasta

Angels on horseback

Anguilla marinara

Artichoke

Arugula

Asiago cheese

Asparagus

Avocado

B:

Babi mustard

Babybel cheeses

Baby carrots

Baby ruth candy bar

Baby spinach

Bacardi

Bach choi

Bacon

Bacon butties

Bagel

Bagel bits

Baguette

Baked alaska (a dessert)

Baked beans

Baked potatoes

Bakewell pudding

Bakewell tart

Baking powder

Baking soda

Baklava (greek dish)

Balsamic vinegar

Bamboo shoots

Banana

Banana bread

Banana cream pie

Banana squash

Bangers and mash

Bannocks

Bannofee eccles cakes gateaux

Barbecued chicken

Barbecued ribs

Birthday cake

Biscotti (biscot)

Biscuits

Bison burger

Bisto products

Bistro style food

Black beans

Blackberries

Blackcurrants

Black licorice

Black olives

Black pudding

Blanched beans

Bleu cheese

Blintzes

Blondies

Blood orange

Blt (bacon, lettuce, and tomato sandwich)

Blueberries

Blueberry pie

Blueberry wine

Blue cheese

Blue raspberries

Boiled eel

Boiled egg

Boiled peanuts

Bok choy

Bologna

Bolognese sauce

Bon bons

Bone marrow

Borsht

Bostard

Boston baked beans

Boston brown bread

Boston clam chowder

Boston cream pie

Boston lettuce

Boulibase

Bourbon

Bovril

Boysenberries

Braken fiddleheads

Bran

Brandy

Bran muffins

Bratwurst

Brawn (cold meat)

Brazil nuts

Bread

Bread and butter

Bread and butter pickles

Bread pudding

Bread sticks

Breakfast bar

Breast (chicken, turkey)

Brie cheese

Brinjals (eggplant)

Brioche

Brisket

Brittle (candy)

Broccoli

Broth

Brownies

Brown rice

Brown sugar

Bruschetta

Brussels sprouts

Buffalo wings

Bugles snacks

Bullion

Bun

Bunch beans

Bundt cake

Buns

Burgers

Burrito

Butter

Butterbeans

Buttercup squash

Buttered noodles

Butterfinger candy bar

Buttermilk

Butternut squash

Butterscotch

Butt steak

C:

Cabbage

Caesar salad

Cafe au lait

Cake

Calamari

Calzone (large pastry filled with tomato sauce, cheese, and meat)

Camel toe

Campbell's soup

Canadian bacon

Canape

Candy

Candy cane

Cane sugar

Canola oil

Canolis

Cantaloupe

Capicolla

Cappucino

Capsicum

Captain crunch cereal

Caramel corn

Caramels

Caraway seed

Carp

Carrot cake

Carrots

Cashews

Casserole

Cat fish

Catsup

Cauliflower

Caviar

Cayenne pepper

Celery

Center cut chops

Cereal

Charleston chew candy bar

Cheddar cheese

Cheerios

Cheese

Cheeseburger

Cheesecake

Cheese puffs

Cheesesteaks

Cheetos

Chef boyardee

Cherries

Cherry pie

Cherry tomatoes

Cherry turn-over

Chestnuts

Chex cereals

Chicken

Chicken charman

Chicken nuggets

Chicken soup

Chickpeas

Chili

Chimichanga mexican sandwich, similar to a burrito

Chinese apples

Chinese cabbage

Chinese noodles

Chipped beef

Chips

Chives

Choclate eclair

Chocolate

Chocolate chips

Chops

Chop suey

Chorizo (spicy sausage)

Chowder

Christmas pudding

Chuck roast

Chunky candy bar

Cilantro

Cinnamon roll

Citrus fruits

Clam chowder

Clams

Clementine (small citrus fruit)

Club sandwich

Cobbler

Cobb salad

Cocktail

Coco

Coconuts

Coco puffs cereal

Cod fish

Coffee-mate non-dairy creamer

Coffee cake

Cold cuts

Cole slaw

Collard greens

Conversation hearts (popular valentine candy)

Cookies

Cool whip brand whipped topping

Copha

Corgette

Cork screw pasta (fusilli)

Corn

Corn chips

Corn chowder

Corn dogs

Cornflour

Cornish pasty

Corn tortillas

Cortland apple

Cottage cheese

Cotton candy

Cousins sub

Crab cakes

Crab legs

Cracker(s)

Cranberries

Crasins (dried cranberries)

Crawfish (crayfish, crawdads)

Cream-filled doughnut

Cream cheese

Creamed corn

Creamed spinach

Cream of wheat

Creamsicle

Creme

Crepes

Cress

Crisps

Croissant

Croquette

Cruller (type of doughnut)

Crumb cake

Cucumber

Cupcakes

Currants

Curry

Custard

D:

Dagwood dog

Dagwood sandwich

Dahi (da-hi)

Dahl soup

Daikon radishes

Daim bars

Daiquiri

Dairy products

Damper

Damson jam

Damson pie

Damson plums

Damsons

Dandelion greens

Dandelions

Dandelion wine

Danimals yogurt

Danish bacon

Danish kringle

Danish pastry

Danon yogurt

Darjeeling tea

Dark brown sugar

Dark chocolate

Dark corn syrup

Dasani water

Dashi (soup)

Date-nut bread

Date cake

Dates

Deep-dish pie

Deep-fried anything

Deep fried clams

Deer

Deer mushrooms

Deli sandwich

Demerara sugar

Denver omelette

Derby cheese

Dessert

Devil's-food cake

Devil crabs

Devil dog (boxed sweet treat, much like a suzy q, twinkie or ho ho)

Deviled eggs

Deviled ham

Devils temptation (pudding)

Devon cream

Dewberries

Dhansak

Diced tomatoes

Diet coke

Diet soda

Digestive biscuits

Dijon chicken

Dijon mustard

Dikka nuts

Dill

Dill pickles

Dill weed

Dim sum

Ding dongs

Dingo jerky (australian)

Dinner

Dinosaur chicken nuggets

Dinty moore beef stew

Dips

Dipsticks

Dirt pie (aka dirt pudding)

Dirty rice

Ditalini pasta

Divinity

Dolce la leche

Dole pineapple

Dolphinfish

Domino's pizza

Donair sandwich

Dona maria mole

Donuts

Dorchester cheese

Doritos

Dots candy

Double cheeseburger

Double cream

Double fudge brownies

Double gloucester cheese

Double stuff oreos

Dough

Dove chocolate

Dove ice cream bar

Dover sole

Dragon fruit

Dreamsicle

Dreamwhip

Dressing

Dried beef

Dried fruit

Dried fruits

Dried nuts

Dried peaches

Dried tomatoes

Drinks

Dropped eggs

Drop scones

Drumstick (turkey)

Drumsticks ice cream

Dr�£�¶mmar (cakes or cookies)

Dublin bay prawn

Dublin bay prawns

Duck

Duck sauce

Dukkah (duqqa)

Dulce de leche

Dulse (seaweed).

Dump cake

Dumplings

Duncan hines cake

Dungeness crab

Durian

Durian fruit - a thorn-covered outer layer reveals a strong smelling fruit that is most definitely an acquired taste.

Durien, edamame, foi gras, ginseng, haricot vert, (squid) ink pasta, , kalbi, menudo, nixtamal, pecorino, quinoa, radicchio yak steaks,

Dutch apple pie

Dutch chocolate

Dutch chocolate ice cream

E-easy mak

E:

Eclairs

Eggnog

Eggos

Eggplant

Eggplants

Eggs

Elbow macaroni.

Elderberries

Enchiladas

Endive

English muffin

Escargot

Espresso

F:

Fagioli all'olio

Fairy bread

Fairy cakes - english for "Cupcakes"

Fairy floss

Fairy food (type of candy, popular holiday time, chocolate with a maple colored middle)

Fajita

Fajitas

Fake newton

Falafel

Falscher hase

Famous amos cookies

Fanta(drink)

Farfalle

Farina

Faro

Fasolada

Fastbreaks

Fast food

Fatback

Fattigman

Fattoush

Fava beans

Feet (pig's/chicken)

Fennel

Fennell

Feta

Feta cheese

Fettuccine pasta

Fettuchini alfredo

Fiber one bars

Fiddleheads

Fig newtons

Figs

Filberts (type of nut)

Filet mignon

Filled rolls

Fillet steak

Filo dough

Filo pastry

Finger foods

Fingerling potatoes

Finger sandwiches

Fingure chips

Firecake

Fish

Fish cakes

Fish crackers

Fish fingers

Fish sandwich

Fish sticks

Flaky pastry

Flame grilled steak

Flaming hot cheetos

Flan

Flank steak

Flapjacks

Flat bread (such as tortillas or pitas)

Flat bread sandwich

Flatiron steak

Flautas

Flavor pops

Flax

Flax seeds

Fleischman's margarine

Floats

Flora margarine

Flounder

Flour

Flour tortillas

Flowers (roses, squashblossom, ect are edible)

Fluff (brand of marshmallow spread used to make fluffernutter sandwiches with peanut butter)

Fluffernutter

Flying fish

Foal

Foam

Focaccia

Foie gras

Fois gras

Fondant

Fondue

Fontina

Fortune cookies

Fragrant rice

Framboise

Frangipane

Frank's sauerkraut

Frankenberries

Frankfurters

Franks (hot dogs)

Frappe

Frappuccino

Freezer pops

French-cut green beans

French bean

French bread

French cullers

French dip sandwich

French dressingfrench onion soup (sliced onions cooked in butter until golden then beef stock is added and other ingredients topped with cheese and a slice of toast and put under the broiler before serving)

French fries

French rolls

French toast (dried bread that is sliced and soaked in milk and egg before frying on both sides in small amount of butter and oil then sprinkled with syrup or sugar or some fruit jelly)

French twist doughnut

French vanilla ice cream

Fricasee

Frickles (fried pickles)

Fried chicken

Fried dough (ever been to a state fair?)

Fried dumplings

Fried eggs

Fried fish

Fried green tomatoes

Fried ice cream

Fried onions

Fried ores

Fried pickles

Fried pork chops

Fried rice

Frisee

Frisee lettuce

Frito-lay chips and other crunchy snacks

Fritos

Fritos fruit french toast

Frittata

Fritters

Frogs legs

Fromage

Fromage frais

Froot loops (right out of the box)

Frosted flakes cereal

Frosties

Frosting

Frozen yogurt

Fruit

Fruit cake

Fruit cocktail, (a combination of mixed fruits together such as strawberries, pineapple, cubed apples, raisins, sprinkled with sugar or some orange juice and let macerate or sit for 40 minutes then served as a salad or dessert)

Fruit jam

Fruit loops

Fruit roll-ups

Fruit salad

Fruit snacks

Fucilli (type of pasta)

Fudge

Fudge brownie

Fudge cake

Fudge dipped snickers

Fudge popsicles

Fudge ripple ice cream

Fudge shoppe cookies (keebler)

Fudge stripe cookies

Fudge sundae

Fugu (which is blow fish)

Fuji apples

Fumet

Fun dip candy

Fungi (mushrooms)

Funnel cakes

Funyuns

Fusilli

G:

Gala apple

Gala pie

Game meats

Gammon steak

Ganache

Garam masala

Garbanzo beans (chickpeas)

Garden peas

Garden salad

Garlic

Garlic bread

Garnishes

Gateaux

Gato cake

Gator

Gatorade

Gazpacho

Gelatin

Gelato

General tao's chicken

Genoa cake

Genoa salami

Gerkin pickles

German chocolate cake

German potato salad

German sausage

Ghato (cake)

Ghee

Gherkins

Giblets

Gin

Gin and tonic

Ginger

Ginger ale

Gingerbread

Ginger pudding

Ginger snaps

Ginseng

Gizzards

Glass noodles

Glazed donuts

Globe artichoke

Glucose

Gluten

Gnocchi

Goat

Goat cheese

Goat milk

Gobstoppers

Gogli (gogli-mogli)

Golden delicious apples.

Golden kiwi

Golden pears

Golden pineapple

Golden potatoes

Golden raisins

Golden syrup

Goldfish crackers

Gold leaf

Good and plenty candy

Goose

Gooseberries

Gooseberry pie

Gorganzola cheese

Gouda cheese

Goulash

Graham

Graham crackers

Grains

Granary bread

Grannysmith apples

Granola

Granola bars

Granola cereal

Grapefruit

Grape nuts cereal

Grapes

Gratin

Gravy

Greek feta

Greek yogurt

Green apples

Green beans

Greengages

Green onions

Green peas

Green peppers

Greens

Greens (collard)

Green salsa

Grenadilla

Grey poupon mustard

Grilled cheese sandwhich

Grilled chicken

Grilled fish

Grilled veggies

Grinder

Grits

Ground beef

Groundnut

Grouper

Grouse

Gruel

Gruyere cheese

Guacamole

Guava

Guayaba,

Guinea fowl

Gum

Gumbo

Gum drops,

Gummies

Gummy bears

Gummy worms

Gunpowder tea

Gyros

H:

Habanero chili

Habenero peppers

Haboneros

Haddock

Haggis (scottish)

Hairy crabs

Hairy melon

Hake

Halavah

Haleem

Half & half

Halibut

Hallandaise sauce

Hallipino

Halloumi

Halloumi cheese,

Halloumi sandwiches,

Halloween candy

Ham

Ham & cheese croissants

Ham 'n' cheese roll ups

Ham and cheese sandwich

Ham and pea soup

Hamantashen (pastry)

Hamburger

Hamburger buns

Hamburger hagas

Hamburger helper

Hamentaschen

Ham hocks

Ham salad sandwiches

Hand made pasta

Hand tossed pizza

Hangtown fry

Happy meal

Harbingers pepper

Hard-boiled eggs

Hard-cooked eggs

Hard candy

Hard cider

Hard pretzels

Hard rolls

Hard salami

Hard sauce

Hardtack

Hare

Haricot beans

Haricot vert

Harissa

Harvest corn

Harvey wallbanger (cocktail)

Hasenpfeffer (german)

Hash

Hash-browned potatoes

Hasty pudding

Hatti cheese

Havarti cheese

Hawaiian pineapple

Hawaiian pizza

Hawaiian sweet bread

Hazel nut biscotti

Hazelnut cake

Hazelnuts

Hazelnut torte

Head cheese

Head lettuce

Healthy choice dinners

Heart

Heart smart cereal

Hearts of palm

Heavenly hash ice cream

Heavy cream

Heinz ketchup

Hellman's mayonnaise

Hen

Henri's salad dressings

Hens egg

Heptanal

Herbed stuffed pork chops

Herbs

Herb tea

Hermit cookies

Hermit squares

Hero sandwich

Herring

Hershey's chocolate

Hershey's kisses

Hershey bar

Herve cheese

Hickory nuts

Hickory root soda,

Hickory smoked bacon,

Ho's ho's snack cakes

Hoagie (another name for a sub sandwich)

Hobo pie

Hogget,

Hoisin sauce

Hoki

Holiday cookies

Hollandaise sauce

Home-style fried chicken

Home fries

Homemade bbq!

Hominy

Hominy grits

Honey

Honey-crisp apples

Honey baked ham,

Honey barbecued wings

Honey cakes

Honey chicken

Honeycomb

Honeycomb cereal

Honeydew melon

Honey nut cheerios

Honey suckle

Hops

Horchata (a rice milk drink)

Horehound drops (candy)

Hormel chili

Horn of plenty (mushroom)

Hors d'oeuvres

Horse meat

Horseradish

Horseradish sauce

Hostess cupcakes

Hot & sour soup

Hot & spicey mustard

Hot 'n spicy spareribs

Hotcakes

Hot cheetoes

Hot chips

Hot chocolate

Hot cocoa

Hot cross buns

Hot dog buns

Hot dogs

Hot fudge

Hot fudge sundae

Hot house tomatoes

Hot links

Hot pepper

Hot peppers

Hot pocket

Hotpot

Hot pretzel

Hot sauce

Hot slice of toast with butter dripping off the edge.

Hot tamales

Hot tamales candy

Hot toddy

Hot wings

Hubba bubba gum

Hubbard squash

Huckleberries

Hydrolyzed vegetable protein

I:

Ice cream

Italian sausage

J:

Jack (monterey jack cheese)

Jackfruit

Jaffa cakes

Jaffa orange

Jaffas (nz confectionary)

Jalapenos

Jalebi (indian fried sweet)

Jalebi (yummy indian sweet)

Jam

Jamaca

Jambalaya

Jambolan

Jambon (ham in french)

Jam doughnuts

Jameed cheese

Jamoca shake (coffee/chocolate milkshake from McDonald's)

Jam tart

Jarlsberg cheese

Jasmine flower

Jasmine tea

Java

Java apple

Java coffee

Jawbreakers

Jays potato chips

Jellied eels

Jello

Jelly

Jelly babies

Jellybeans

Jelly doughnut

Jellyfish

Jelly roll

Jerk

Jerk chicken

Jerky

Jersey potatoes

Jerusalem artichoke

Jibneh arabieh cheese

Jicima (a vegetable, often used in mexican food)

Jiffy pop popcorn

Jif peanut butter

Jike (a chinese dish)

Jimmy dean sausage

Jimmys (topping for ice cream)

Johnathan apples

Johnny cake (cornbread)

Johnsonville bratwurst

Joint of lamb

Jolly ranchers

Jolly time popcorn

Jon-o-gold apples

Jonathan apples

Jordan almonds

Jubes(a type of chewy lolly)

Jub jubes

Juice

Juicy pear

Juju berries

Jujubes

Jumbo sausage

Jumbo shrimp

Jumping beans

Junior mints

Juniper berries

Juniper berry oil (flavoring agent)

Juniper leaves

Junket

Junk food

Jus (type of sauce for meat)

K:

Kaboom

Kachori (from india)

Kaffir lime

Kahikatea

Kahlua stir fry chicken

Kai doon

Kai kwan

Kai look koei

Kaiser roll

Kaiserschmarren (austrian pancakes)

Kai tian

Kakigori (japanese snow cone)

Kaki peanuts

Kalburabasma (turkish)

Kalijira

Kalinayan

Kaminari okoshi

Kamut (a grain)

Kandis

Kangaroo

Kangaroo steak

Kansas city steak

Kansas cow

Kapenta

Kara mucho

Kashi

Kasseri

Kaswi

Kataage potato

Kataribhog

Kateh (persian)

Katiki

Katsudon (japanese)

Kazandibi (turkish)

Kebab

Kecap manis - a sweet indonesian soy-type sauce

Kedgery

Keebler cookies

Keema (a spicy traditional minced/ground meat dish of india and pakistan)

Keema naan (a delicious south asian bread stuffed with keema, liberally brushed with melted ghee, and eaten hot)

Kefir

Keftedes (greek meatballs)

Keish

Kellogg's cereal

Kellogg's mini-wheat cereals

Kellogg's special k

Kelp

Kemal pasa (turkish)

Kenkey

Kenkey is a typical ghanian food mostly accra or ga tribe,and is made of corn in a ball shape

Kentucky-fried chicken

Kentucky burgoo chicken

Keppel fruit

Kernel corn

Kernel popcorn

Keskul (turkish)

Kesong

Ketchup

Kettle corn

Ketupat (malaysian)

Kewi

Key lime pie

Khanom buang

Khao soi (thai)

Kheer (a milk sweet from india)

Khichdi (from india)

Kiannahs a food dish in australia

Kibbe nayye

Kibbie is an middle eastern food item that is a ball made of grain and stuffed with ground lamb, fried and served with hummus

Kidd's orange red apples

Kidney beans

Kidney greenstreet

Kidney pie

Kielbasa

Kimchee (also kimchi) (korean fermented cabbage relish )

Kimchi

Kina (a new zealand sea urchin)

Kinder egg (a chocolate with a surprise inside)

King crab

King don (hostess snack cakes)

Kingfish

King fish

Kingklip

King prawns

King ranch chicken

King vitamin (oat cereal)

Kinnow

Kino

Kinoko no mori

Kinuhikari

Kippers

Kissel

Kit-kat

Kiwifruit

Kix cereal

Klondike bars

Knackwurst

Knockerbocker glory

Knockwurst

Knott's berry farm jams & jellies

Koala's march

Koara no machi

Kobe beef

Kofta (a south asian, or middle eastern, meatball or meatloaf)

Kohlrabi

Kolachi (the pig in a blanket type food)

Kombu - japanese seaweed

Komonadieo

Kongbap (korean)

Kookie cake

Kool-aid

Kopanisti

Korma (chicken)

Korokke

Kos, a type of lettuce

Kos halva (turkish)

Kosher

Kosher pickle

Koshihikari

Kossuth cakes

Kp cheese and onion sauce

Kraft cheese

Kraft macaroni and cheese

Kransekake (a norwegian & danish ring cake)

Kraut

Kreplach

Kringle (a round thin pastry)

Krispie cream donuts

Kugel (a traditional jewish desert or side dish)

Kulfi (a frozen, flavored milk dessert from india)

Kummel

Kumquat

Kundong

Kunefe (turkish)

Kung pao chicken

Kusa mochi

Kya zan hinga (myanmar)

Kyeema

K�£�¶ttbullar (swedish meatballs)

L:

Ladyfingers

Laffy taffy

Lager

Lake trout

Lamb

Lamb's lettuce

Lamb chops

Lamingtons

Lamprey

Lancashire cheese

Lancashire hotpot

Langostine (aka scampi or norway lobster)langousten

Lard

Lardy cakes

Lasagna

Lasagne

Latke (potato pancake)

Lattice-topped pie

Lay's potato chips

Lean ground beef

Lean meat

Lechee

Leche flan (milky custard dessert)

Leek and potato soup

Leeks

Leftovers

Leg of lamb

Lego gummies

Legumes

Lemonade

Lemon bars

Lemon chalet cream(girl scout cookie)

Lemon curd

Lemongrass

Lemon meringue pie

Lemon pie

Lemons

Lemon sole

Lemon squares

Lemon tarts

Lemon yogurt

Lengua

Lentils

Lentil soup

Lettuce

Lichee

Licorice

Life cereal

Lifesavers

Light cheese

Lima beans

Limburger cheese

Limeade

Limes

Lindenberry

Ling (fish)

Linguini

Liquor

Little ceasers pizza

Little debbie snack cakes

Littleneck clam

Liver

Liver and onions

Liverwurst

Loaf

Loaf of bread

Lobby

Lobscouse

Lobster

Lobster salad

Lobster stew

Locust bean

Loempia (filipino spring roll)

Loganberries

Loin

Loin chops

Loin roast

Lollipop

London broil steak

Long grain wild rice

Longoniza sausage

Loquat

Lotus root

Low fat milk

Lox

Lox and bagels

Lucky charms cereal

Lumpfish roe

Lunch

Lunchables

Lunchmeat

Lurpak butter

Lutefisk

Lychee nuts

Lyonnaise potatoes

Lyonnaise sauce

M & m's

M&ms

M:

Macadamia nuts

Mac and cheese

Macaroni

Macaroni and cheese

Macaroni salad

Macaroons

Mackerel

Mac n' cheese

Mahi mahi

Malt

Malted milk balls

Mandarin oranges

Mangetout

Mango

Manicotti (pasta)

Manna

Manwich

Maple syrup

Maraschino cherries

Marble cake

Margarine

Marinara pasta

Marinara sauce

Marinated chicken

Marjoram

Marmalade

Marmalade toast

Marmite

Marrow

Marshmallows

Marzipan

Masala

Masala fish / chicken

Mascarpone cheese

Mashed potatoes

Matzo

Mayonnaise (mayo)

Meat

Meatballs

Meatloaf

Meat pie

Meat sauce

Melange

Melba toast

Melon

Mentos

Meringue

Meringues

Mike ike's

Milk

Milk chocolate

Milk duds candy

Milkshake

Milky way candy bar

Millet

Mince

Minced beef

Minced ham

Mincemeat

Mince pie

Minestrone

Mini-wheat cereal

Mini-wheats

Mini bagels

Mini cakes

Mini carrots

Mint

Mint patties

Minute maid oj

Miso soup

Mocha

Molasses

Momo (dumpling)

Monkey bread

Monkey business (ice cream)

Monterey jack cheese

Moo goo gai pan

Moon pie

Moose

Moose tracks ice cream

Multi-grain bread

Multi-grain cheerios

Munchos

Mung beans

Mushrooms

Muskmelon minced meat

Muslex cereal

Mussels

Mustard

Mustard greens

Mutton

Mystic pizza

N:

Naan bread

Nachos

Naked juices

Nalley's chips

Nan

Nandos

Napa grapes

Naranja (spanish for orange)

Narcissus

Narwhal meat

Nashville barbecue

Nasi-goreng [fried rice]

Nasturtiums

Natural yoghurt

Navel oranges

Navy beans

Neapolitan pizza

Necco wafers

Nectar

Nectarine

Nectarine crepes

Nectarines

Neem oil

Neeps (a scottish word for potatoes)

Nehi

Neopolitan ice cream

Nerds (candy)

Nestle's crunch candy bar

Nestle quick

Neufchatel cheese

Newburg

Newcastle

New england clam chowder

New english muffin

New potato

Newtons (the cookie)

New york cheesecake

New york corn

New york french fries

New york lettuce

New york strip steak

Nibbles

Night train

Nikoi salad

Nilla wafers

Nirnroot

Nitric juce

Nog

Nonfat milk

Nonpareils

Noodle-oodle

Noodle chicken soup

Noodles

Noodles de ramon

Noodle soup

Noodles with chicken

Norriandos

Nougat

Nouveau cuisine

Now and laters

Nuclear iced tea

Nuggets

Nukes

Nutella

Nutmeg

Nutralite (soybeans)

Nutrigrain bars (brand of cereal bar)

Nuts

Nutterbutter cookies

Nutty chocolate cake

Nutty greens with bacon and blue cheese

O:

Oak leaf lettuce

Oat bran

Oatcake

Oat flour

Oatmeal

Oatmeal cookies

Oats

Ocean spray beverages

Octopus

Offal

Oh henry candy bar

Oil

Oil and vinegar salad dressing

Okra

Olallieberry

Oleo, oleomargarine

Olicook

Olive loaf (sandwich meat)

Olive oil

Olives

Omelet

Onion

Onion powder

Onion rings

Onion salt

Onion soup

Only puri

Open face sandwiches

Opossum

Oquassa

Orange

Orange chicken

Orange duck

Orange jelly beans

Orange juice

Orange marmalade

Orange popsicle

Orange roughie (a type of fish)

Orange sherbet

Orange turkey

Orange zest

Orecchiette

Oregano

Ore ida french fries

Oreo cookies

Organic foods

Orgeat

Oriental noodles

Ormer

Orsacchiotti

Orsetti

Ort

Ortanique

Ortega toco shells

Orville redenbacher's popcorn

Orzo

Oscar mayer meats

Osetra

Osso bucco

Ostrich

Otter-tail soup

Ouderves

Ovaltine

Ox

Oxaca cheese

Ox heart

Oxtail.

Ox tail soup

Oyster crackers

Oyster mushrooms

Oysters

Oyster sauce

P:

Pablum

Pacific cod

Pacific herring

Pacific salmon

Pacific saury

Pacific trout

Pad thai noodles

Paella

Pancake

Pancakes

Pancetta

Paneer cheese

Panfish

Pan fry

Panini

Pani puri

Panko

Panna cotta

Pannetone

Pansy

Papaya

Pappadams

Pappardelle

Paradise nut

Parfait

Parma ham

Parmesan cheese

Parmesano-reggiano cheese

Parsley

Parsnip

Partridge

Passionfruit

Pasta

Pastafazool

Pasta salad

Pastrami

Pastry

Pasty

Patagonian toothfish

Peanut brittle

Peanut butter

Peanut butter cookies

Peanuts

Pear

Pearl barley

Pearl millet

Pearl onions

Pea soup

Pecans

Pecorino-romano cheese

Peking duck

Pelagic cod

Pemmican

Penne

Penuche

Pepper

Peppercorns

Pepperidge farm cookies

Pepper jack cheese

Peppermint

Peppermint candy

Peppermint patties

Pepperoncini

Pepperoni

Perch

Pernil puerto rican style pork shoulder

Persian lime

Persimmon

Pesto

Petit four

Pheasant

Philly beef and cheese

Phophyllo

Phyllo dough

Piccalilli

Pickering

Pickled bologna

Pickled egg

Pickled pig's feet

Pickles

Pico de gallo

Pie

Pierogies

Pig's knuckles

Pigeon

Pigeon plum

Pignola nuts (pine nuts)

Pigs in a blanket (sandwiches)

Pike

Pilaf

Pilchards

Pili nut

Pimento

Pineapple

Pine nuts

Pink lady apples

Pink peppercorns

Pink salmon

Pinto beans

Pirogi (polish doughnut)

Pistachio ice cream

Pistachios

Pita bread

Pixy stix

Pizza

Pizzelle

Plaice (fish)

Pomelo

Pomfret

Pond apple

Poor man's lobster

Pop-tarts

Popcorn

Popovers

Poppy seeds

Pop rocks

Popsicle

Porcini (mushrooms)

Pork

Pork chops

Pork fried rice

Pork pie

Pork rinds

Pork roast

Porridge

Porrige

Portabella mushrooms

Porterhouse steak

Port salut cheese

Post cereals

Potage (french soup)

Potas

Potato

Potato chips

Potato salad

Pot barlet

Pot pie

Pot roast

Potstickers

Poultry

Pound cake

Poutine

Prairie turnip

Pralines

Pralines and cream ice cream

Prawns

Preserves

Pretzels

Prickly pear cactus

Prickly pears

Prime rib

Primrose (herbs)

Pringles

Prosciutto

Provolone cheese

Prune

Prussian asparagus

Psarosoupa

Pudding

Puff pastry

Pulav

Pulses (beans, etc.)

Pummelo

Pumpernickel bread

Pumpkin

Pumpkin pie

Pumpkin puree

Pu pu platter

Puran poli

Purple hull peas

Purple peruvian (potatoes)

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Q:

Qat

Quack, a german cheesecake

Quahog (type of clam)

Quail

Quail eggs

Quaker's oatmeal

Quaker 100% natural granola cereal

Quaker life cereal

Quaker oatmeal

Quaker oats

Quaking pudding

Quality street chocolate

Quamash

Quandong

Quark cheese

Quarter pounder

Quavers

Queen cake

Queenfish

Queen olive

Queen scallop

Queensland nut (aka: macadamia)

Quenelle

Quesadilla

Quesadillas

Queso

Queso blanco

Queso fresco

Quiche

Quiche ham and cheese

Quiche lorraine

Quick bread

Quiddany

Quince

Quinine

Quinine water

Quinnat salmon

Quinoa, protein rich seed

Quorn

R:

Rabbit

Rack of lamb

Raclette

Radiatore

Radicchio

Radishes

Raducchio

Raga sauce

Ragout

Ragu

Ragu bolognese

Rainbow runner

Rainbow trout

Raisin bran cereal

Raisin bread

Raisins

Raita

Rakkyo

Rakyo

Ramekin

Ramen

Ramon (an asian dish)

Ranchero sauce

Ranch salad dressing

Range chicken

Rape

Rapeseed oil

Rapini

Rarebit

Rare steak

Rascasse

Ras el hanout

Rasher

Raspberries

Raspberry pie

Raspberry vinaigrette salad dressing

Ratafia

Ratatouille

Ravioli

Raw milk

Raw sugar ray

Razor clam

Reamer

Red apples

Red beans

Red beans and rice

Red cabbage

Red currents

Red grapefruit

Red grapes

Red jolly rancher

Red licorice

Red onion

Red peppers

Red potatoes

Red rome apples

Red snapper

Red velvet cake

Reese's peanut butter cups

Reese's pieces

Relish

Rhubarb

Ribeye steak

Ribs

Rice

Rice-a-roni

Rice cakes

Rice krispies cereal

Rice krispies treats

Rice pudding

Ricotta cheese

Rigatoni

Ring bologna

Risotto

Ritz crackers

Roast beef

Roasted almonds

Roasted nuts

Roast lamb

Roast pork

Rocambole (garlic)

Rock cakes

Rock candy

Rocket

Rocky road ice cream

Roe (fish eggs)

Rojak (some kind of an apple salad in singapore)

Rold gold pretzels

Rolled oats

Rolls

Rolo (chocolates)

Roly poly (pudding)

Roma apples

Roots

Root vegetables

Roquefort cheese

Roquefort salad dressing

Rosemary

Roulade

Round steak

Rueben sandwich

Ruffles potato chips

Rumake

Rum cake

Rump roast

Rump steak

Russet potatoes

Russian dressing

Rutabaga

Rye

Rye bread

S:

Sable cookies

Sablefish

Sabra liqueur

Sachertorte

Safflower

Saffron

Saga blue cheese

Saganaki

Sage

Sago

Salad

Salami

Salmon

Salsa

Salsasponge cake

Salt

Saltencrackers

Saltine crackers

Salt pork

Samosa

Sandwiches

Sardines

Sashimi

Satsuma

Satsumas

Sauce

Sauerkraut

Sausage

Sause

Savory oil (summer variety) - flavoring agent

Scallions

Scallops

Scampi

Scones

Score candy bar

Scrambled eggs

Seafoodsantalyl acetate - flavoring agent

Seared ahi

Sea scallops

Seaweed

Seeds

Semolina

Sesame oil

Sesame seeds

Seven-layer salad

Shell fish

Shish kabab

Short bread

Shortbread cookies

Shortcake

Shortcakes

Short ribs

Shrimp

Silique (radish)

Sirloin burgers

Sirloin steak

Skate

Skittles

Skore bar

Slivered almonds

Sloppy joes

Smarties

Smarties candies

Smoked fish

Smoke flavorings - color, flavoring agent

Smores

Snacks

Snails

Snapper

Snickerdoodles

Snickers

Snout

Snow peas

Soda

Sopapia

Sorghum

Sorrel

Souffle

Soup

Sour cream

Sour patch kids candy

Sour pork

Soy milk

Soy sauce

Spaghetti

Spaghetti sauce

Spaghetti squash

Spam

Spanish rice

Spare ribs

Spartan apples

Special k

Special k cereal

Spices

Spinach

Spinach dip

Sponge cake

Spring rolls

Sprouts

Spumoni

Squash

Squid

Starburst

Starfruit

Steak

Steak and soup

Steamed clams

Stew

Stir fry

Stoned wheat crackers

Stout

Strawberries

Strawberry ice cream

Strawberry jam

Strawberry shortcake

Strawberry waffles

String beans

String cheese

Stroganoff

Stromboli

Strudel

Strudle

Stuffing

Submarine sandwich (sub)

Subs

Sub sandwich

Succotash

Suet

Sugar

Sugar cookies

Sugar pops cereal

Sugar smacks brand cereal

Sugar snap peas

Sultanas

Summer squash

Sun chips

Sun chips brand snacks

Sundae

Sun dried tomatoes

Sunflower seeds

Sushi

Susu

Swede

Swedish berries

Swedish fish

Swedish meat balls

Sweet and sour pork

Sweet corn

Sweet peas

Sweet potatoes

Sweets

Sweet tarts

Sweet tea

Swiss chard

Swiss cheese

Swiss roll

Swordfish

Syrup

T-bone steak

T:

Tabuli

Taco

Taffy

Talapia

Tamale

Tamarind

Tang

Tangerine

Tangerines

Taro

Tarragon

Tart

Tar tar

Tarter sauce

Tater tots

Tatolli (an italian food

Tea

Tea cakes

Tempura

Tenderloin

Teriaki chicken

Three musketeers candy bar

Thyme

Tic tacs

Tiger meat

Tilapia fish

Tiramisu

Tiramisu (an italian dessert)

Toad in the hole

Toast

Toblerone

Toffee

Trout

Truffles

Tuna fish

Tuna sandwich

Tuna steak

Turkey

Turkey pot pie

Turkey sandwhich

Turnips

Turtle

Turtle cheesecake

Turtle soup

Twinkies

Twix

U:

Ube: purple yams

Uchon carrot

Udder

Udder tripe

Udi's bread

Udo

Udon noodles

Udu

Ugali - thick smooth porridge

Uglies biscuts

Ugli fruit

Ugly tomatoes

Ukha

Ukoy - shrimp and bean sprouts

Ukrainian rolls

Ulluco - south american tuber vegetable that resembles a small potato

Ultimate apple crisp

Umble pie

Umbles - the offal of deer

Umbra

Umbrella fruit

Umbricelli pasta

Umeboshi plums

Umquat

Unagi - freshwater eel

Unbleached flour

Uncooked pasta

Undecanal

Undercooked meat

Undio

Uniq fruit - hybrid citrus fruit of grapefruit, tangerine and orange that grows in tropical regions

Unleavened bread

Unpasteurized cheese

Unpasturized milk

Unsalted beer nuts

Unsalted brazils

Unsalted butter

Unsalted cashews

Unsalted cps almonds

Unsalted hazelnuts

Unsalted peanuts

Unsalted pecans

Unsweetened apple sauce

Unsweetened chocolate

Upland cress

Upma: a south indian food

Upside-down cake

Upside down cake

Upside down pineapple cake

Urad dal

Urchins

Urfa pepper flakes

Urgelia cheese

Usal - mung-bean curry

Usicka prsuta

Utah giant cherry

Uvas

V-8 juice

V:

Vada

Valencia orange

Vamero rice

Vanilla

Vanilla cake

Vanilla frosting

Vanilla ice cream

Vanilla pudding

Vanilla wafers

Veal

Vegemite

Vegetable oil

Vegetables

Vegetable soup

Vegetarian

Vegetarian chili

Veggie burger

Velveeta cheese

Vendace (freshwater whitefish)

Vendakkai soup

Venison (deer meat)

Verdure

Vermicelli pasta

Vertolini

Vesta beef curry

Vesta chicken supreme

Vesta chow mein

Vichyssoise

Victoria cake

Victoria plums

Victoria sponge (cake)

Victoria sponge cake

Victuals

Vienna roll

Vienna sausage

Vinaigrette

Vindaloo

Vinegar

Vine spinach

Viscount biscuits

Vittles

Vodka jelly (alcoholic jelly)

Vodka meat pie

Vol-au-vents

Volaille (chicken breast)

Vongole

Vsauce

W:

Wafer

Waffle

Waffles

Wagon wheel biscuits

Wagyu beef

Wakame

Waldorf salad

Walleyed pike

Walnut

Walruses

Wan chai ferry asian food

Wapper

Wasabi - a pungent japanese horseradish, which in its powdered form is used to make a condiment served with sushi and sashimi.

Wasabi peas

Wasbi

Washington apples

Wassail

Water apple

Water chestnuts

Water crackers

Watercress

Watermelon

Watermelon wheat

Wax apple

Wax beans

Wax gourd

Weet bix

Wheaties

Wheat thins

Wheetos

Whelks

Whey

Whipped cream

White aspen

White bait

White beans

White bread

White chocolate

White currants

White meat

White meat chicken

White mulberry

White rice

White sapote

White sauce

White turkey meat

Whiting

Whitman's boxed chocolates

Whole cashews

Whole grain oats

Wholemeal bread

Whole wheat bagels

Whole wheat bread

Whole wheat buns

Whole wheat pasta

Whole wheat toast

Whoppers (burger king)

Whoppers (malted milk balls)

Wieners

Wild berries

Wild orange

Wild pork

Wild rice

Wine berry

Winesap apples

Wine sauce

Winged bean

Wings

Winkles

Wintergreen flavor

Winter melon

Winter nellis pears

Wise potato chips

Wish bone salad dressing

X-

X-cat-ik chillies (light yellow fresh chillies; very hot and typically left whole to flavour prepared meat and fish dishes)

X-factor (energy drink)

X:

Xacuti masala (indian delicacy prepared with marinated meat or fish and mixed spices)

Xalwa a somali (cornflour paste)

Xanthan gum (thickener for food, emulsifier, foaming agent, gelling agent, stabilizer, suspending agent, and whipping agent)

Xanthareel

Xanthones (contained in the mangosteen fruit. They are commonly used for medicinal purposes.)

Xanthren (herbs)

Xanthum gum

Xavier souppe (classic italian soup)

Xavier steak (american steak dish)

Xerem de fiesta (dish from cape verde, and africa)

Xia-chinese shrimp

Xia mi-chinese dried shrimp

Xiang cai-chinese for corriander

Xiangcaojing-chinese for vanilla

Xiangchang-chinese for sausage

Xiangjiao-chinese for banana

Xian hamburger

Xianrou - chinese for bacon

Xiaodianxin - chinese for cookies

Xiaonijurou - chinese for veal

Xi gua (chinese watermelon)

Xihongshi - chinese for tomato

Xi mi fen - chinese for tapioca flour

Xinag jun-chinese for black dried mushroom

Xingzi - chinese for apricot

Xiphias

Xiphios - greek for swordfish

Xixcrackers

Xocolatl - ancient aztec for chocolate

Xom tum (very hot and spicy thai dish)

Xo sauce

Xouba (small, sardinelike fish found near spain)

Xouba - small, sardinelike fish found near spain

Xtra (brand of gum)

Xtreme candy

Xtreme hot sauce

Xtreme sour belts (airheads candy)

Xylitol (humectant, moisture-retaining agent, nutritive sweetener)

Y-yorkie

yellow squash

yakitori

Y:

Yams

Yogurt

Z:

Zatar (a member of the mint family)

Zebra cakes

Zingers (snack cakes like twinkies)

Ziti (pasta shape)

Zucchini

Zwie-back crackers

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