Food with J
Sweet fruit spread often used on bread
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
Small bean-shaped candy with fruity flavors
Dried and seasoned meat snack
Spicy rice dish with meat or seafood
Unhealthy processed food like chips or candy
Plural of jalapeno, a spicy chili pepper
Spicy grilled chicken from Caribbean cuisine
Processed snacks high in fat or sugar
Small chewy candy with a sugary shell
Alternate spelling of jelly bean candy
Tropical fruit with sweet yellow flesh
Fragrant long-grain rice
Hard fruit-flavored candy
Small bean-shaped chewy candies
Small bean-shaped chewy candies
Tropical fruit with sweet yellow flesh
Medium-sized chili peppers
Hard fruit-flavored candies
Unrefined sugar from cane or palm
Large prawns used as seafood
Sea creature eaten in some cuisines
Baked potato with skin on
Flavored gelatin dessert
Stuffed and fried jalapeno peppers
Small berries used to flavor food
Sandwich filled with jam
Small berry used to flavor dishes
Sandwich filled with jelly
Chocolate-covered sponge cakes with orange filling
Chocolate-covered sponge cake with orange filling
Small berries used to flavor food
Sweet chewy candy or edible fruit
Sweet chewy candies
- Jawbreaker
- Jelly ace
- Jamaican food
- Japanese sushi
- Juicy fruit
- Jams
- Jamaican patty
- Jam tart
- Jasmine tea
- jalapeno pepper
- Jelly donuts
- Jam bread
- Jimmy Johns
- Japanese noodles
- Jojoba
- Jammy dodgers
- jam donuts
- Jack cheese
- Jam on toast
- Jasmine
- jumping beans
- jaffa cake
- Japanese curry
- Jellies
- Jamaican
- Jar of pickles
- Jam and bread
- Jelly doughnut
- Jimmies
- Jerusalem artichoke
- Jaffa
- Jacket potatoes
- Jammy dodger
- Juice box
- Jelly babies
- Jawbreakers
- Juicy Fruit
- Jelly roll
- Jacks
- Jam toast
- Jellied eels
- Junket
- June plum
- jack cheese
- Japanese rice
- Junk foods
- Juice pops
- Jumbo sausage
- jelly fish
- Jam tarts
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