Food with U

  • Sea urchin; edible in some cuisines

  • Cake baked with fruit on the bottom, flipped to serve

  • Japanese sea urchin roe, eaten as sushi.

  • Tropical fruit also known as ambarella

  • Also called ugli fruit, a citrus you can eat.

  • Plain edible nuts without added salt

  • Fruit cake with pineapple baked on the bottom

  • Cake with fruit baked on bottom and flipped

  • It’s meat that isn’t fully cooked, risky food.

  • Colorful themed cake shaped like a unicorn

  • Raw meat; eaten in dishes like steak tartare.

  • Grape in Spanish and Portuguese; accepted as fruit

  • Butter made without added salt

  • Raw fish; used in sushi and sashimi.

  • Raw chicken; unsafe to eat, but still food.

  • Steak not cooked enough

  • Chicken not fully cooked, can make you sick.

  • Branded breakfast drink; recognized in some regions

  • Chocolate without added sugar

  • Branded potato chips snack

  • Dried raw pasta before boiling, still edible.

  • Raw rice grains; people cook and eat them.

  • Colorful ice cream with sprinkles

  • Raw bacon slices; some eat it, usually cooked.

  • Rolled pastries from Ukraine

  • Raw eggs; used in baking and some drinks.

  • Peanuts without added salt

  • Pasta cooked too little but still eaten

  • A brand of cooked rice people eat

  • Eggs cooked too little but still eaten

  • Soup made from sea urchin, eaten as food

  • Real chocolate candy bar brand; tasty treat

  • Bread made without yeast to eat

  • Chicken cooked too little but still eaten

  • A sweet candy shaped like a unicorn

  • A type of cake people eat

  • A hard, green banana; some people eat it.

  • Cupcakes decorated like unicorns

  • A way to serve eggs runny; still edible food

  • Classic dessert: pineapple upside-down cake

  • Steak cooked too little, still steak food.

  • Sea urchin sushi (uni); a real tasty dish

  • Regional in Utah; fried bread called scones

  • Plain chicken with no spices; still a food

  • Chips with no salt; a common crunchy snack

  • Raw salmon eaten as sushi or sashimi

  • Yes! Sea urchin sushi (uni) is a real food.

  • Yes! Cookies decorated like unicorns.

  • Breakfast drink brand; common in Australia/NZ.

  • Sea urchin roe (uni) is eaten as sushi in Japan

  • Upside‑down cake: sponge baked over fruit topping

  • A real breakfast cereal with a unicorn theme.

  • Classic dessert, similar to upside-down cake.

  • Some people eat beef rare; still a food.

  • Classic Northern Irish breakfast dish.

  • Beans people eat raw, like in salads

  • Pasta with sea urchin (uni). A real dish.

  • Colorful cotton candy sold at fairs and shops.

  • Candy shaped like an umbrella; fun treat!

  • A common drink; tea served without sugar.

  • Fries you can eat, just made without salt.

  • Green bananas are eaten in many dishes.

  • Sweet unicorn-themed drink (frappe style).

  • Raw beef, used in dishes like tartare.

  • A well-known rice brand people eat.

  • Dry spaghetti noodles; a food ingredient.

  • Ham eaten raw, like prosciutto

  • Ice cream brand in Singapore; tasty treat.

  • Sausage that’s not fully cooked yet

  • Raw carrots; people munch them happily.

  • Uncle bens

The words in the list Food with U come from players of the word game City, Country, River.