food

An idea or remark that makes you think carefully

Something that gives your mind new ideas and keeps you thinking

Something that gives comfort or new energy to the mind

To earn enough money to support yourself or your family

An idea or remark that makes you think carefully

Use a company's own products to show they work and learn from them

A government card or paper that people with little money use to buy food at certain stores

Cheap food that is already cooked and sold to eat quickly, like hamburgers or fried chicken

Food made for dogs to eat

Food that tastes good but is unhealthy and not good for your body

An illness from eating food with harmful germs

The amount of food available to people in a place

A kitchen machine with different blades that quickly cuts, mixes, or blends food

A series of living things where each is eaten by the next

Food that is good for your body and often natural or not processed

Food made for cats to eat

Food you are given without paying

Food that comes from plants or animals and is not made in factories

A place in a shopping mall with many stalls selling different foods around shared tables

Food that makes you feel better by reminding you of home

A place that collects food and gives it to people in need

A business that makes or sells food products

A strong reaction by the body's defense system to certain foods that causes hives or trouble breathing

A place, plant, or animal that gives food

A US government agency that checks and approves food, medicine, and medical devices

A thing made for eating or drinking

A liquid or powder that people add to food to give it color

Food kept in a metal can so it lasts a long time

A small light food you eat between meals, like chips or fruit

Food that is not a drink and you chew before you swallow

Things pets eat, like meals for dogs or cats

Food that is recently grown or prepared and not kept for a long time

Uneaten or leftover food that people throw away from homes and shops

Food that you eat with your fingers

Food that African American families in the southern United States cook at home

A substance added to soil or water to feed plants and help them grow

Food people usually eat in the morning, like cereal or eggs

A substance added to food to make it taste better, look better, or stay good longer

A person or company that makes food to sell

A diagram showing who eats whom in an ecosystem, from plants to top predators

Food kept very cold so it does not go bad, like vegetables or pizzas

A very light cake made with only egg whites and no butter

A shop or market that sells food and groceries

A network of plants and animals showing who eats whom

Dishes from Greece often made with olive oil, vegetables, and cheese

Food made by a restaurant or shop to eat somewhere else

Ready-made food you buy that needs little cooking or heating

The system that produces, moves, and sells food from farms to shops

A rich, very dark cake made with cocoa or melted chocolate that is moist

Rotten food that is not safe to eat

The ways people make, share, and eat food in a place

A shop that sells ready-to-eat meals and other food

A very sleepy feeling after eating a large meal

Raw vegetables or salad that seem boring and not filling

Food made or mixed for birds, often seeds and grains

Ways of keeping food safe to eat for longer

Food with most of its water removed to keep it longer

A very dark, rich chocolate cake that is moist and has a strong chocolate taste

A product a company uses inside to test and find problems before public release

A thing added to food or drink to change how it looks

A United Nations agency that works to reduce hunger and improve farming worldwide

A United Nations group that works to end hunger and help farming and food supply worldwide

A swollen stomach after eating a very large meal

A supply of food kept in a hidden or safe place for later use

A fish that people catch or farm to eat

A small dry seed from plants like wheat or rice that people eat

Food that Muslims are allowed to eat under Islamic law

Ready-to-eat meats, cheeses, and salads sold at a deli

Food sold on city streets by outdoor sellers that shows the city's taste

A large basket that holds food for a picnic or to give as a gift

Sounds made when people prepare or eat food, such as chopping, sizzling, chewing

A system where energy and nutrients move between plants, animals and tiny living things that break down dead matter

A small lift that carries food between floors in a building

A person who often tries the latest diets for a short time

A flat, flexible tool with a long handle for turning pancakes or eggs

Short, shocking stories that entertain but do not give useful information

Food that a cow or sheep brings up and chews again to help digestion

Food for dogs sold in metal cans

Soft food you eat with a spoon that you can swallow without chewing