Food with J
A sweet fruit spread made from cooked fruit. 🍓
Soft fruit dessert or spread
Drink made by squeezing fruits or vegetables
Gelatin dessert, often fruit flavored
Spicy green chili pepper
Large tropical fruit with sweet yellow flesh
Dried and seasoned meat snack
Spicy rice dish with meat or seafood
Spicy grilled chicken from Caribbean cuisine
Small chewy candy with a sugary shell
Fragrant long-grain rice
Hard fruit-flavored candy
Unrefined sugar from cane or palm
Large prawns used as seafood
Baked potato with skin on
Stuffed and fried jalapeno peppers
Sandwich filled with jam
Small berries used to flavor food
Sandwich filled with jelly
Chocolate-covered sponge cakes with orange filling
Sweet chewy candy or edible fruit
Java is another word for coffee drink.
Hard candy treat—definitely a food.
Jelly candy cups, common in the Philippines.
Sushi is a well-known Japanese food.
Chewing gum brand—counts as a snack.
Savory pastry from Jamaica—yummy!
Pastry filled with jam—tasty dessert.
Spicy chili pepper used as ingredient.
Fragrant tea drink made with jasmine.
Bread with jam, simple snack food.
Donuts filled with jelly—sweet treat.
Covers ramen, udon etc., eaten worldwide.
Fried dough with jam filling, sweet treat.
A mild cheese (Monterey Jack); commonly eaten.
Popular Japanese dish; rich, mild curry sauce.
Edible tuber, a veggie cooked like potatoes.
UK jam-filled biscuit cookie; tasty snack.
Jaffa cakes/biscuits are chocolate orange snacks.
Sprinkles topping; common in the US Northeast.
A small boxed drink kids love; acceptable.
Toast with jam; simple breakfast snack.
A jar of pickles is a recognizable prepared food 🥒
Rolled sponge cake with jelly; classic dessert.
British jelly candy sweets; definitely edible.
Traditional British dish of eels in jelly.
Milk dessert set with rennet; classic sweet.
A real fruit people eat; common in the Caribbean.
Short-grain rice used in sushi and many dishes.
A big sausage; sold and eaten as a food.
Yes, frozen juice treats people love to eat.
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