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A-C

• Akiko Katayama (Food Network personality, Iron Chef America)
• Aloe Vera Getränk Getränk means "drink" in German; see Aloe Vera Drink.
• Amorini Hearts (Traditional Italian wedding favor, translates to "little loves", whats the history?)
• Barbounia (Greek food referred to in John Fowles's "Magus")
• Beto's (Mexican food restaurant, more info)
• Baybread (Canadian Oatmeal+ Carb heavy Scouting Amalgation)
• Beer Easy Rider (Austrian Beer by Riedler)
• Black-Out Friday (the day after Thanksgiving) Black Friday (shopping)
• Blacktooth (a drink made of Jack Daniel's and Coca Cola, made popular by Pantera, listed here as 'black tooth grin')
• Blue Baker A classy sandwich chain in College Station, Texas
• Bottle gourd oil
• CafinesseChilled coffee concentrate
• California style chicken
• Candy Scrape
• Capozella referred to in Underworld by Don DeLillo
• Carbolite (food) (type of ice cream)
• Cebada
• Charcoal Steak
• Cheesemuffin
• Cherry madeira cake, and it's NOT the shock site I'm requesting. It's the recipe, cherry cake.
• Caterpillartracks
• Cho-cho chicken Suggested after finding this term in appetizer section of the menu from a Chinese restaurant in Louisiana. 25 Apr. '07.
• Chocolate nipples
• Chocolate Soldier (soft drink) The Yoohoo-like chocolate drink, not the alcoholic cocktail. In particular would appreciate some qualitative comparison to Yoohoo and product history.
• Choconeill
• Cherry Coma
• Clack-dish - a dish with a movable lid, formerly carried by beggars, who clacked the lid to attract notice
• Claudius Gele
• Combier The original triple sec. Some information already exists inTriple sec Home Page of Combier
• Comiteco An agave distilled beverage from Comitas, MX (a native Spanish speaker might be able to find ample material on the web, but I can't read it well enough)
• Connoisseur (ice cream)
• Contemporary Cuisine (What is?)
• Contributions of foods by fringe cultures to mainstream cultures ie Indigenous people to invader cultures, or Gypsy travellers to various European nations' cuisine
• Coors Spring Water
• Cornell Formula
• Count Puskin
• Craft Sticks
• Cramen A combination of coffee and Ramen noodles
• Creamy Marms
• CrimsonCup Coffee roaster [1]
• Croquant A type of nut often found in chocolate?

D-J

• Debrecena (perhaps this is Debrecener, the sausage?)
• Deli Roll (See [2])
• Dew-bit - early morning light snack served before breakfast
• Dick Van Patten's Natural Balance® Pet Foods
• Dightrye
• Dinner-by-the-bite
• Double Devon cream (similar to Clotted Cream)
• Dragon pearl tea
• Drunken Goat Brewing Company
• Easy Rider Beer (Austrian Beer by Riedler)
• Effen
• Elgin Street Diner (Ottawa, Ontario famous landmark restaurant)
• Elixir d'Anvers
• Erlanger beer
• Fast food in the United States
• Fincas Coffee (Costa Rica Coffee Beans [Japanese：フィンカスコーヒー], more info)
• Fiori di Sicilia (vanilla extract substitute) Looking for sugar content
• FLC Coffee (Sustainable (Organic) Costa Rica Coffee Beans, more info)
• Flue divertor (an optional part of a multi-deck pizza oven manufactured by Peerless Ovens)
• Fluffs cereal (a brand name cereal possibly made with beans)
• Food adjectives
• Frabble
• Frakenstuff Hotdogs
• Fricandeau is a veal dish larded and braised veal fillet
• Fruit d'or
• Gatbustaz
• Gompstompers(a gooey historical treat, not good to delete)
• Graveyard (soda) (A combination of all the sodas at a soda fountain)
• Gu (pudding) a premium pudding brand in Europe
• Güero Canelo- (Tucson Arizona subcult taco stand, mentioned in famous southwest band's- like Calexico- lyrics)
• Philéas Gilbert ?
• Green ripe State of edibility for beans like edamame soy.
• Gypsy cuisine
• Haole Moco Like Loco Moco but with a potato croquette - you can find a picture wiki media commons or whatever
• Happy Tail Ale The first and only beer for dogs
• Hawaiian Chili
• Heat (book)
• Hedgehogs (chocolate)
• Hotdogs, Stuffed
• Hot Gum (appears to be an alcoholic drink, possibly made with gum syrup (sirop de gomme))
• Hot Salt Beef
• Hulk Royal An alcoholic beverage containing Crown Royal, Hpnotiq, and Cognac
• Hydrogen generator
• Industrial organic complex
• Instincto diet
• James Ready 5.5 Beer, not the person
• Jana Skinny Water Water marketed to burn calories http://www.skinnywater.com/
• Japtch - Japanese Whisky
• Johnson's Popcorn, a popcorn vendor known around the Jersey Shore area, particularly the Boardwalk
• Juice in Bartending (How juice is used and why it's important in bartending)
• June 20th Group Dining society, whose members number John Mortimer inter alia, based in Camden, London

K-P

• Kalinji, an Indian spice (see Nigella sativa)
• Kamchatka Vodka, a cheap vodka from Russia
• K-Cup Coffee
• King Coconut Native to Sri Lanka (Thambili)
• Koala Springs beverages
• Krapfel
• Label My Food (Food Labelling campaign group in the UK - http://www.labelmyfood.org.uk)
• Mourad Lahlou
• Lapis Surabaya Indonesian sponge cake of three layers. Picture here: http://www.potatomato.com/mt/archives/002863.html
• Lean Balance
• Liquitarianism (A diet of some sort, made up of water/liquid only?)
• List of oil-soluble spices
• List of water-soluble spices
• Lorraine cheese
• Low-fat cooking Low Fat, Low Cholesterol, Low Carbohydrate Cooking, Diet and Health Information.
• Low-temperature extrusion
• Lupin Flour forms a large part of a widely-promoted breakfast snack in Australia and produced in Western Australia and the American Midwest. Mentioned in passing on lupin and not mentioned on flour.
• Luster Dust
• Macaroni Pie
• Mackintosh Good News chocolates
• Mandelona
• Mangii
• Marc Bredif (French wine maker)
• Marc de Champagne
• Mark Tuura
• McKenzie's Pastry Shoppes - A now defunct bakery chain based in New Orleans, with locations in Orleans and Jefferson Parish.
• Medalla Light beer
• Medicated Sugar Confectionary
• Meister Bock - A fastfood chain from Germany specialising in sausages
• Meltdown (Pizza)
• Metering valve
• Mexican roll
• Mianzhudaqu (Unusual liquor from China)
• Mighty Dog
• Milk Bubbles
• Monk & Me
• Morning Banana Diet news article, news article, blog post, enthusiast site
• Munkholm (Well-known Norwegian non-alcholic beer)
• Natreon
• Nederburg
• Neon Nerds
• Nerd Energy Drink seen in San Antonio & College Station, TX, I would like to know more about this product. Claims to have more scientifically verified stimulants.
• New Orleans Hot Sausage (form of sausage patty found only in Southeast Louisiana, Patton's Hot Sausage)
• Notmilk.com, could anyone with some scientific health knowledge write an article about this website? I cannot tell if the information presented is mostly propaganda/biased or might actually consist of some true health facts about milk
• Novelty Foods
• Nurishment Milk drink in various flavours from the UK.
• Nviro waste treatment process
• O8sis.com - Tips for women, mostly dining, site is at [3]
• Octa-Whopper
• Ogden, Bradley, chef and restauranteur
• OMBC aka: Old Man's Breakfast Club
• Onikoroshi
• Onsen Tamago Japanese, lit. "hot springs egg," an egg poached in its shell.
• Ootoro
• Orange bang - Mexican "agua fresca"
• Oriental Rice Cracker
• Original New York Seltzer, discontinued carbonated beverage
• Pacific Northwest Cuisine
• Pagophobia - the fear of ice
• Pantry Restaurant, Los Angeles. Do you mean Original Pantry Cafe?
• Parikari drink of Wapishana and macushi
• Pastizio
• Peanut Lolita a peanut liquor, but does anyone know where to purchase it, or it's history?
• Pergamot fruit
• Perrier-Jouet
• Persian Fairy Floss A dessert garnish.
• Pié d'Angloys - A French Brie-like cheese.
• Pigeon pie
• Pineapple fried rice or pineapple rice - Well-known Thai dish
• Pink sauce
• Pinnacle Vodka - Premium Imported (French?) Vodka
• Pizzaiola - appears to be an Italian pizza-style sauce used on non-pizza foods such as meats
• Pizzetta - restaurant in Mystic, CT
• Pomewater - a large juicy kind of apple that is no longer cultivated but was popular in the middle ages.
• Pounder Burger (quarter pounder[X4])
• Principato wines the house wine of the Olive Garden www.olivegarden.com
• Pud (A Corby Glen Dish)
• Pudding skin - the layer on top of pudding.
• Purin (Japanese pudding) - a very popular Japanese dessert.

Q-Z

• Qamar Al-Deen (Arabic pectin-based apricot-flavored candy similar to fruit rollup)
• Ranger Cookie made from creamer and sugar in US Army MREs
• Reistafel
• Rainbow chip frosting (when did they stop/restart production?)
• Rainbow Marshmallows
• Remoska <http://www.lakeland.co.uk/F/product/2511>
• Rewena Bread Māori cuisine. Part of New Zealand/Aotearoa.
• Rawon (a type of soup originating from the Indonesian culture)
• Red Hot Dogs (A Maine delicacy, reference: http://travel.mainetoday.com/fromaway/051101.shtml)
• Renin curd
• Richard Blechynden (inventor of iced tea)
• Rinfrescante
• Jancis Robinson's Wine Course [4]
• Rudy's Lakeside (a historic eating establishment in Oswego, NY, near SUNY Oswego reference: http://www.rudyshot.com)
• Rybets (some kind of small fish, apparently native to Russia)
• Rye India Pale Ale (the beer)
• Romaneck Chicken A common type of breaded chicken similar to chicken fingers popular and well known throughout the Larchmont/Mamaroneck New York area.
• Sainte Maure
• Slap Ya Mama Cajun Seasoning A Cajun seasoning located the small town of Ville Platte, Louisiana that helping bring Cajun cooking into main stream America. Reference: slapyamamaSoutherneditionChow[5]dailymail.co.uk
• Sapora
• Sneal A word used by Dr. Raymond Powell to describe how he gets his patients to eat right and lose weight
• Snirkles it was a caramel-type candy of bygone days (the 50s, maybe?). Manufactured by the Stark in Milwaukee WI--now extinct. Came in two flavors: caramel and licorice. However, Necco, who bought Stark, makes something similar--Slap Stix. [6] [7] [8]
• Marlena Spieler a well known popular Jewish chef, a regular columnist for the New York Times
• Steak fingers
• Stephanie Alexander Well-known Australian chef and author of best-selling cookbooks.
• Strawmato (see Wiktionary entry)
• Saupinette
• Salami sandwiches
• Salitos
• Samoun (A pita-like bread eaten in Iraq and Egypt.)
• Sans Rival
• Sauerkraut candy
• Scaloppine al limone (Italian dish consisting of pork or veal steak, covered in bread crumbs or uncovered, either fried in butter or broiled, and served with a piece of lemon)
• Schooner Log (seems to be a type of container for beer or other alcohol)
• Szechuan tofu
• Sea Vegg
• Sir Isaac Lime (Otter Pops)
• Sixteenth Century Food
• Skim plus milk
• Smith Island cake- soon to be official dessert of Maryland
• Socko energy drink
• Sprout Creek Farm Creamery
• Squeez-A-Snak
• Smoked Sausage
• ((SR-52 maize hybrid)) - This African-developed strain was crucial in the mid-to-late 20th century in that pretty much revolutionized corn agriculture.
• Steak-umm http://www.steakumm.com/
• Strange dishes (extreme food around the world, who eats it, are they healthy?)
• Student pub
• Stuff Aaron Eats
• Stuffed Hotdogs
• Suze a French apertif
• Sweet Oil (disamb page)
• Synoptic reports -a Systematic report
• Table water
• Tacos arabes, a Mexican flatbread dish
• Tahinopitta (This one is a challenge. Tahinopitta is a peanut butter cake or sweet roll similar to a Cinnamon Bun from Cyprus. An authentic recipe is very hard to find.)
• Taiwanese sausage
• Takara Sochu
• Tastee Donuts - A bakery chain located in New Orleans. [9]
• Tequila Rose
• Theta burger
• Toeroah - seems to be a type of shellfish
• Tomatoes Apizza - A Farmington Hills, MI restaurant specializing in New Haven, CT neopolitan style pizza.
• Tonica di Monaco (Sicilian Espresso - who makes it, who distributes it in the US?)
• Traeger Wood Pellet Grills
• Turkey ham (a cheap deli meat)
• Turkish tarts (different from Baclava)
• Turtle pie
• Toast soldiers
• Tom Thumb Doughnuts - A carnival/fair chain that sells miniature doughnuts.
• Toffo brand of toffee sweets (taffy candy)
• Traeger Wood Pellet Grill
• Trophology the science of food combination
• Turkey Syrup
• Vessie (pig bladder used in French cuisine for sealing food to be steamed/boiled/etc.)
• Vitellone
• Vegenaise
• Veuve Galien Champaign
• Vodka Kick (aka VK-A variety of alcopop)
• Vologda Butter (gourmet butter produced in Vologda region northeast of Moscow)
• Wapatula(Mixed Drink)
• Warabi mochi - a wagashitraditionally made from warabi and served with kinako and kuromitsu
• Webber Grill (popular brand and style of charcoal BBQ grills.)
• Welsh Whiskey Company - 1st & only whisky-maker in Wales for more than 100 years
• Western Salad Dressing
• Whambuca (Popular drink in the UK - potent mix of whiskey and sambuca)
• Wines of France (Country)
• Wines of Georgia (Country)
• Wines of Spain (Country)
• Windowpane test for kneading dough
• Wilkins Coffee
• Wine (medical use) - Components in main wine article but much more can be written on this subject to merit its own article.
• Wine and preservatives - the different types of chemicals used, oxidization process of the wine and the impact of the preservative, concentration/amount of preservative and known health effects related to preservatives.
• Yellow-feather chicken
• Yup Soda
• YouBars - Online design your own nutrition bar company
• Zesto - restaurant in Columbia, S.C.
• Zalabia - crisp, waffle-like Syrian pastry