Food with F

• Fries

  Thin fried potato sticks, often salted

• Falafel

  Deep-fried balls made from chickpeas

• Fried chicken

  Chicken pieces coated and deep-fried

• Fig

  Small sweet fruit with soft flesh

• French toast

  Bread soaked in egg and fried

• Fudge

  Soft rich candy made with sugar and milk

• Fried rice

  Rice stir-fried with vegetables or meat

• Flan

  Sweet custard dessert with caramel top

• Fajitas

  Grilled meat with vegetables in tortillas

• Flour

  Powdered grain used in baking

• Fish and chips

  Fried fish with potato fries

• Fish fingers

  Breaded fish sticks

• Frankfurter

  Type of cooked sausage

• Fondue

  Dish of melted cheese or chocolate

• Fennel

  Aromatic vegetable and herb

• Annonce
• Frog

  Amphibian, eaten in some cuisines

• funnel cake

  Deep-fried batter dessert

• Feta

  White brined cheese from Greece

• Fried fish

  Fish cooked by frying

• Fettuccine

  Flat ribbon-shaped pasta

• Fish curry

  Spicy curry dish made with fish

• Fried egg

  Egg cooked on a pan with oil or butter

• Focaccia

  Italian flatbread with herbs or toppings

• Fish fry

  Fried fish, often breaded

• Frozen yogurt

  Cold dessert made from yogurt

• French bread

  Long crusty loaf also called baguette

• Fruitcake

  Cake with dried fruit and nuts

• Fettucini

  A commonly misspelled name for a pasta dish 🍝

• Frittata

  Italian egg dish, tasty and definitely food

• Flapjacks

  Pancakes (US) or oat bars (UK)—both are food

• Frosted Flakes

  Breakfast cereal brand—crunchy and edible

• Frosting

  Sweet icing for cakes—delicious and edible

• Fillet

  A cut of meat or fish; a real food item

• French onion soup

  Classic soup with onions and cheese—food!

• fruit salad

  Dish of mixed fresh fruit, a sweet treat

• Fish fillet

  Prepared fish cut—definitely a food item

• Fruit loops

  Common name for the cereal; brand spells Froot

• Frankfurt

  Sausage called “frankfurt”; common in Australia.

• frozen pizza

  Ready-to-bake pizza from the freezer—food

• Fried pickles

  Crispy battered pickles—popular snack food.

• Frappe

  Icy blended drink, like coffee or milkshake.

• Fairy floss

  Australian term for cotton candy—sweet treat!

• Flapjack

  Yummy pancake/oat bar name—definitely food!

• Fairy bread

  Australian party snack: bread, butter, sprinkles.

• Fish tacos

  Tasty taco dish filled with fish. Yum!

• Fritter

  Fried batter snack or veggie bits—food for sure.

• Fish n chips

  Classic dish of fried fish with chips/fries.

• Finger food

  Small snacks eaten with fingers at parties

• Flatbread

  A common type of bread people eat.

• Finger chips

  Valid in India - another name for fries.

• Fried potatoes

  A cooked dish: potatoes fried in oil.

• Flake

  Cadbury Flake chocolate bar - common in the UK.

• Fondant

  Sweet icing used to cover or mold cakes.

• Fat

  Fat is an edible nutrient, like butter or oil

• Flaming Hot Cheetos

  Spicy snack chips, famous hot Cheetos brand

• Frozen yoghurt

  Cold dessert like ice cream—totally food!

• Frankie

  Valid in India - a stuffed wrap/roll.

• Filo pastry

  Thin pastry dough, a real edible ingredient.

• Frozen peas

  Peas sold frozen - simple, edible food.

• Fingerling potatoes

  A small, tasty variety of potato.

• Fun dip

  Powder candy with a stick; a snack food.

• Feijoa

  A sweet edible fruit people enjoy eating.

• frank

  Short for frankfurter—hot dog sausage.

• French baguette

  Classic long French bread—definitely food.

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