Food that may come in small cubes
Food that might be candied
Food that might be cheaper on a Tuesday
Food that might be made with frybread
Food that might be steel-cut
Food that never decays
Food that usually comes in red or black
Food that wiggles
food that will decay rapidly if not refrigerated
Food that's "slung"
Food that's a mineral backward
Food that's an anagram of 98-Across
Food that's an anagram of a winter garment
Food that's cured
Food that's cut diagonally
Food that's dressed
Food that's eaten perpendicularly to how it's usually made
Food that's far from fine
Food that's filled and folded
Food that's French for "flash of lightning"
Food that's heavenly?
Food that's husked
Food that's often buttered
Food that's part of a square meal?
Food that's sometimes dirty
Food that's stuck on a plate
Food that's the subject of a museum in Austin, Minn.
Food that's thick and creamy
Food that's twirled
Food that's twirled before eaten
Food that's whole-some?
Food thickener
Food thickener obtained from seaweed
Food thickeners
Food thickening agent
Food thrown to lions
Food tidbit
food tidbits
Food tin
Food to celebrate with
FOOD to entice prey
Food to go?
Food to sling
Food topping in France
Food traditionally eaten with a miniature spoon
Food truck drinks
Food truck fare
Food truck favorite
Food truck menu item
Food truck offering
Food truck offering, maybe
Food truck order
Food truck output
Food truck snack
Food tuna
Food tycoon McCain
Food unit counted by a dieter
FOOD usage of the body, study of
FOOD use by body cells, controlling factor of
Food used as an antiseptic during World War I
FOOD used as centerpiece/centrepiece for table decoration
Food we eat on Christmas day
food which is cooked outdoors
Food whose name comes from a language of West Africa
Food whose name comes from the Tupi language of South America
Food whose name is a month backward
Food whose name is Italian for "feathers"
Food whose name is Spanish for "flute"
Food whose name means "feathers"
Food whose name means "little sash"
Food whose name means "lumps"
Food whose name means "Viennese"
Food whose name means, literally, "cooking pot"
Food whose name means, literally, "ring"
Food whose name means, literally, wadding
Food with a butternut variety
Food with a crispy tortilla
Food with a heart
Food with a hole in the middle
Food with a shell
Food with a stone
Food with a Veterinary Formula
Food with an al pastor style
Food with an edible shell
Food with an inedible center?
Food with an unfortunate-sounding last two syllables
Food with bread soaked in eggs
Food with cheese topping
Food with gravy
Food with lots of fiber
Food with ridges
Food worker's headwear
Food worker's wear
Food wrap
Food wrap brand
Food wrapped in a corn husk
Food wrapped in silk
Food wrappers and such on the street
Food wrapping
Food wrapping, informally
Food writer Claiborne
Food writer Drummond
Food writer Garten
Food writer James
Food writer M.F.K.
Food writer Sheraton
Food writer/TV personality ___ Drummond
Food you can barely taste
Food you might eat on a Tuesday
Food-additive letters
Food-box word with a cable car in its "o"
Food-can damage
Food-can flaw
Food-chain apex
food-chain bottom
Food-chain discipline: Abbr.
Food-chain letters
Food-chain participant
Food-checking org.
Food-coloring source
Food-cooling chest
Food-court staple
food-cover
Food-cubing gadget
Food-curing chemical
Food-drive donations
Food-fight evidence at the picnic?
Food-filled field
Food-growing prefix
Food-inspecting agcy.
Food-inspecting org.
Food-label promise
Food-labeling watchdog: Abbr.
Food-minus-pkg. measure
Food-mixing utensil
Food-order option
Food-package abbr.
Food-package letters
Food-piercing points
Food-poisoning bacteria
Food-poisoning bacterium
Food-pyramid letters
Food-recall bacteria
Food-service concern
Food-spoiling bacteria
Food-spoiling bacterium
Food-stains-on-shirt sorts
Food-stamp abbr.
Food-stamping agcy.
Food-stamping org.
Food-stealing shore bird
Food-storage locale
Food-thickening starch
Food-truck specialty
Food-wrap trademark
Food, ___ (agribusiness documentary)
Food, air or water, e.g.
Food, archaically
Food, Army-style
Food, Body and Mind diet maven
Food, clothing, and shelter
Food, clothing, etc.
Food, clothing, or shelter
Food, colloquially
Food, facetiously
Food, for Fido
Food, Glorious Food musical
Food, in a food fight
Food, in diner signs
Food, in slang
Food, informally
Food, nourishment
Food, on a beanery sign
Food, on a diner sign
Food, or the start of a Chinese dish's name
Food, quaintly
Food, shelter or clothing
Food, shelter, and clothing
Food, shelter, etc.
Food, slangily
Food, so to speak
FOOD, supplying
Food, to cowboys
Food, water and air
Food, water, and shelter
Food, water, shelter, et al.
Food; larva
Foodie
Foodie, e.g.
Foodie's hangout
Foodie's mantra
Foodie's passion
Foodie's words for subtle flavoring
Foodies
Foodies' pans
foodless
Foods
FOODS acting as medicinals
foods in an aluminum tin
Foods merchandiser
Foods often served in corn husks
Foods on sticks
Foods with fillings
Foods with shells
foodstuff
foodstuffs
foody
Fooey!
Foofaraw
Foofaraws
Fool
Fool __ (the Westinghouse air brake, to Vanderbilt)
fool ___ love
Fool (6)
Fool (around)
Fool (If You Think It's Over) singer Chris
Fool (with)
Fool a line-backer
fool about
Fool around
Fool around (with)
Fool around in the black arts
fool away
Fool check writers?
fool drinking vessel
Fool for Love playwright
Fool in "Pagliacci"
Fool in the soup
Fool me ___, shame on ...
Fool me ___, shame on you ...
Fool me ___, shame on you; fool me twice ...
Fool me __, shame on you ...
Fool mistake
Fool that may get in your hair
fool with
Fool, clown
Fool, for short
Fool, in a way
Fool, in British slang
Fool, in Canadian slang
Fool, in England
Fool, sucker
Fool, to Felipe
Fool, to Puck
Fool, with "up"
Fool; hoax
Fool's __ (iron pyrites)
Fool's __ (two-move chess victory)
Fool's attire
Fool's Day mo.