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cherry

A small, round, typically red or dark-purple stone fruit with a single hard seed (pit) and sweet or tart flesh.

Noun food Level 279
coconut

The large round seed or fruit of the coconut palm (Cocos nucifera), with a hard fibrous shell and edible white flesh and coconut water inside.

Noun food Level 279
course

A set of dishes served together as part of a meal.

Noun food Level 279
crust

The hard outer layer of bread or other baked food.

Noun food Level 279
cucumber

A long, green-skinned, cylindrical edible fruit with a crisp, watery flesh, commonly eaten raw in salads or pickled.

Noun food Level 279
date

The sweet dark-brown oval fruit of the date palm.

Noun food Level 279
fast food

food prepared and served very quickly

Noun food Level 279
garlic

A bulbous plant (Allium sativum) whose pungent cloves are used as a seasoning in cooking and for medicinal purposes.

Noun food Level 279
ham

A cut of pork from the hind leg of a pig, often cured, smoked, or salted and commonly served cooked or sliced.

Noun food Level 279
jam

A sweet spread or preserve made by cooking fruit with sugar until it thickens, used on bread or pastries

Noun food Level 279
lamb

The flesh of a young sheep used as food.

Noun food Level 279
lettuce

A leafy green vegetable (Lactuca sativa) commonly eaten raw in salads and as a sandwich ingredient.

Noun food Level 279
mango

A tropical fruit with sweet, juicy orange-yellow flesh and a large flat seed.

Noun food Level 279
mayonnaise

A thick, creamy cold sauce or condiment made from oil, egg yolks, and vinegar or lemon juice, often used on sandwiches and in salads.

Noun food Level 279
melon

A large, juicy fruit with a thick rind and sweet flesh, typically from plants of the genus Cucumis or Citrullus (such as cantaloupe or watermelon).

Noun food Level 279
mushroom

A type of fungus with a fleshy, typically umbrella-shaped fruiting body that produces spores, often with a stem and cap; some species are edible and o...

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mustard

A pungent yellow or brown paste or sauce made from ground mustard seeds, vinegar, water, and often other seasonings, used as a condiment; or the seeds...

Noun food Level 279
olive oil

edible oil pressed from olives

Noun food Level 279
peach

A soft, round fruit with fuzzy skin, yellow or pinkish flesh, and a large central pit; the edible fruit of the peach tree (Prunus persica).

Noun food Level 279
pepper

A pungent, usually dried or ground spice made from the berries of the Piper nigrum plant (black, white, or green pepper), used to season food.

Noun food Level 279
pickle

A cucumber that has been preserved in a brine or vinegar solution and often flavored with spices

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pie

A baked dish consisting of a pastry crust and a sweet or savory filling.

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pork

Meat from a pig, used as food; the flesh of swine when prepared for eating

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produce

Fresh fruits and vegetables sold for consumption.

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raspberry

A sweet, soft, red or black edible fruit made up of many small drupelets.

Noun food Level 279
roll

A small round piece of bread for one person.

Noun food Level 279
salad

A cold dish made from a mixture of raw or cooked vegetables, often combined with a dressing; can include ingredients such as lettuce, tomatoes, cucumb...

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salmon

A large migratory fish of the family Salmonidae, typically living in the ocean and returning to freshwater rivers to spawn; often pink to orange-flesh...

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sauce

A liquid or semi-liquid substance, usually seasoned, served with food to add flavor or moisture.

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spinach

A leafy green flowering plant (Spinacia oleracea) cultivated as a vegetable, eaten cooked or raw for its edible leaves.

Noun food Level 279
stock

A liquid made by cooking bones, meat, or vegetables, used as a base for soups.

Noun food Level 279
strawberry

A sweet, red, fleshy fruit with seeds on its surface, produced by the strawberry plant (genus Fragaria).

Noun food Level 279
turnip

A round, white or purple-rooted root vegetable (Brassica rapa) commonly grown for its edible taproot and leaves; used for cooking and animal fodder.

Noun food Level 279
vegetable

A plant or part of a plant that is eaten as food, especially a savory one such as a carrot, bean, or cabbage.

Noun food Level 279
vinegar

A sour-tasting liquid produced by the fermentation of ethanol by acetic acid bacteria, used as a condiment, preservative, or cleaning agent.

Noun food Level 279
walnut

The large edible nut of the walnut tree, with a hard wrinkled shell and a rich oily kernel

Noun food Level 279
watermelon

A large, round or oblong fruit with a hard green rind, sweet watery red or pink flesh, and black seeds; commonly eaten fresh and known for its high wa...

Noun food Level 279
whipped cream

cream beaten until light and fluffy

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bait

Food or another substance used to attract and catch an animal, especially a fish.

Noun food Level 340
banquet

A large formal meal or feast for many people, often held to celebrate a special event.

Noun food Level 409
bell pepper

A large mild-flavored vegetable of the pepper family (Capsicum), typically green, red, yellow, or orange, with a hollow interior and seeds; also calle...

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blueberry

A small round fruit with dark blue to purple skin and sweet-tart flesh.

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broth

A liquid made by simmering meat, bones, vegetables, or other ingredients in water, used as a soup base or served as a food.

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burger

A round, flattened patty of ground meat or a meat substitute, usually served in a split bun with toppings.

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chewing gum

a sweetened substance chewed but not swallowed

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chicken meat

Meat from a chicken, especially prepared for eating.

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cookie

A small, flat, sweet baked food, usually made from flour, sugar, and butter, and often containing ingredients such as chocolate chips or nuts.

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cooking oil

A vegetable or animal oil used for frying, baking, or otherwise preparing food.

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cracker

A thin, crisp baked food, usually eaten with cheese, spreads, or other toppings.

Noun food Level 409
cream cheese

a soft mild spreadable white cheese

Noun food Level 409