Food with J

• Jam

  A sweet fruit spread made from cooked fruit. 🍓

• Jelly

  Soft fruit dessert or spread

• Juice

  Drink made by squeezing fruits or vegetables

• Jello

  Gelatin dessert, often fruit flavored

• Jalapeno

  Spicy green chili pepper

• Jackfruit

  Large tropical fruit with sweet yellow flesh

• Junk food

  Unhealthy processed food like chips or candy

• jelly beans

  Small bean-shaped candy with fruity flavors

• Jerky

  Dried and seasoned meat snack

• Jambalaya

  Spicy rice dish with meat or seafood

• Jerk chicken

  Spicy grilled chicken from Caribbean cuisine

• Jellybeans

  Small bean-shaped chewy candies

• Jasmine rice

  Fragrant long-grain rice

• jolly rancher
• jolly ranchers
• Annonce
• Juniper berries

  Small berries used to flavor food

• Jaggery

  Unrefined sugar from cane or palm

• Jumbo shrimp

  Large prawns used as seafood

• Jellyfish

  Sea creature eaten in some cuisines

• Jacket potato

  Baked potato with skin on

• Japanese food

  A broad but recognizable cuisine and food category 🍜

• Jalapeno poppers

  Stuffed and fried jalapeno peppers

• Jam sandwich

  Sandwich filled with jam

• Juniper berry

  Small berry used to flavor dishes

• Jelly sandwich
• Jaffa cakes

  Chocolate-covered sponge cakes with orange filling

• Juniper

  Juniper berries used to flavor meats and gin.

• juicy fruit
• Jujube

  Sweet chewy candy or edible fruit

• Java

  Java is another word for coffee drink.

• Jawbreaker

  Hard candy treat—definitely a food.

• Jelly ace

  Jelly candy cups, common in the Philippines.

• Japanese sushi

  Sushi is a well-known Japanese food.

• Jamaican food

  A recognizable cuisine featuring many tasty dishes 🍛

• jack cheese

  Yes, a cheese (Monterey Jack), yummy and edible.

• Jamaican patty

  Savory pastry from Jamaica—yummy!

• Jam tart

  Pastry filled with jam—tasty dessert.

• jalapeno pepper

  Spicy chili pepper used as ingredient.

• Jasmine tea

  Fragrant tea drink made with jasmine.

• Jam bread

  Bread with jam, simple snack food.

• Jelly donuts

  Donuts filled with jelly—sweet treat.

• Jimmy Johns

  Sandwich chain; people say “Let’s eat Jimmy John’s”.

• Japanese noodles

  Covers ramen, udon etc., eaten worldwide.

• Jelly fish

  “Jellyfish” dish is eaten in some Asian cuisines.

• Jelly babies

  British jelly candy sweets; definitely edible.

• Jammy dodgers

  UK jam-filled biscuits; a well-known sweet snack.

• Jam donuts

  Fried dough with jam filling, sweet treat.

• Jam on toast

  Simple snack: toast topped with jam. Tasty!

• Japanese curry

  Popular Japanese dish; rich, mild curry sauce.

• Jasmine

  Jasmine rice is a fragrant eating rice.

• Jam and bread

  Classic snack: bread spread with jam. Yum!

• Jerusalem artichoke

  Edible tuber, a veggie cooked like potatoes.

• Jaffa

  Jaffa cakes/biscuits are chocolate orange snacks.

• Jimmies

  Sprinkles topping; common in the US Northeast.

• Juice box

  A small boxed drink kids love; acceptable.

• Jam toast

  Toast with jam; simple breakfast snack.

• Jelly roll

  Rolled sponge cake with jelly; classic dessert.

• jar of pickles

  A jar of pickles is a recognizable prepared food 🥒

• Jellied eels

  Traditional British dish of eels in jelly.

• Junket

  Milk dessert set with rennet; classic sweet.

• Jumbo burger
• June plum

  A real fruit people eat; common in the Caribbean.

• Japanese rice

  Short-grain rice used in sushi and many dishes.

• Jumbo sausage

  A big sausage; sold and eaten as a food.

• juice pops
• jaw breaker
• Jam and toast
• Java fruit
• Jamaican rice
• Jelly tots
• jelly belly
• Jamaican patties

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