This is something yellow, but it is not a light. It is a citrus fruit that’s a flavor in Sprite.
Lemon
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There are many types of this food, wild, brown and white to name a few. Before it ever reached your plate, a paddy field is where it grew.
Rice
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Cod, carp, herring and salmon, flounder, trout and anchovies. Sole, red snapper and tuna, what types of creatures are these?
Fish
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I’m sometimes decorated using paint or with a pen. I can be eaten scrambled and I get laid by a hen.
Egg
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There’s lots of me at Thanksgiving, but you don’t want me to be wasted because my meat’s really juicy, just so long as I have been basted.
Turkey
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If you go see a movie, you have to get some of this. And then add butter or salt for a taste that’s simply bliss.
Popcorn
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I can be fried, boiled and mashed. Roasted and baked, scalloped and hashed.
Potato
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Ground beef, sour cream, guacamole, rice, pinto beans and cheese. To finish making a burrito. they’re wrapped in one of these.
Tortilla
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This is a type of small fruit which is smaller than your hand. Fuzzy outside, green inside, often comes from New Zealand.
Kiwi fruit
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I like to hop around by using my four feet, but sadly it’s my legs which the French like to eat.
Frog
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monster
Reset all scores!
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star
Double points!
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gift
Win 20 points!
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banana
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This fruit is made of two words conjoined, the first part of it is also a tree. The second part is a different fruit and goes on a pizza from Hawaii.
Pineapple
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I’m sometimes in breakfast cereals, in a box of bran flakes I’m sprinkled. I am a grape that has been dried out which means that I am small and wrinkled.
Raisin
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This thing comes as a small grain, but it’s not sugar or sand. It’s often used when cooking so that food doesn’t taste bland.
