The Spring Crossword: Food!
Across:
- Uncooked form of a classic dessert usually dipped in milk
- Fruit snack sold by Mott’s in small plastic cups
- Vietnamese soup made with broth and typically meats such as beef
- A sugary condiment made during “Tapping Season” through the months of February to April
- A soup traditionally served cold
- Creamy pasta topping created in 1908 by a titular chef to entice his wife to eat after giving birth to their first child (It worked!)
- A classic American dish originating in NYC but often mistaken for having originated in Italy
- Acronym for a classic American sandwich
- Gordon Ramsay’s most well-known dish which includes the key ingredients pâté and duxelles
- Creamy confection invented by Archibald Query of Somerville, Massachusetts; can be combined with peanut butter to produce a sweet sandwich
- One of the nine beef primal cuts that comes from the underside of a cow
- Colored chocolate layer cake typically layered with cream cheese frosting
- Italian dessert made as the result of whipping egg whites and sugar
- Fruit found in Thailand known as the world’s smelliest fruit
Down:
- Type of cake flavor filled with rainbow sprinkles
- A coconut almond biscuit adopted by Italian Jews
- A fruit on a stick, dipped into a sugar coating
- A traditional Japanese spherical doughy snack filled with octopus
- World’s most expensive (and edible) fungus
- A warm cereal alternative made with oat grains
- A glaze, icing, sauce, or filling for pastries made from chocolate and cream
- Edible crimson fruit seeds high in fiber and antioxidants
- Raw fish wrapped in rice
- Boiled, developed duck embryo eaten as a delicacy in the Philippines
- Unfinished food that can be re-served at a later time
- 20. Variety of tea with many disputed health benefits made through the fermentation of yeast and bacteria
- Flatfish commonly found in arctic waters in Canada and the northern U.S.
- An herb from the Mediterranean used to flavor foods such as stuffing, roast lamb, pork, chicken, and turkey
- A berry known for its aphrodisiac quality
- Food that people purchase from restaurant that they intend on eating elsewhere
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Alexa Asch, Managing Editor/ Advisory Editor
Alexa Asch is in her third year of journalism and is a Managing Editor/ Copy Chief for ‘The Science Survey,’ and a Groups Reporter for ‘The Observatory.’...
Brianna Le, Managing Editor/ Advisory Editor
Brianna Le is the Managing Editor/Advisory Editor/Copy Chief for ‘The Science Survey’ and Groups Section Editor for ‘The Observatory.’ In her third...
James Snyder, Staff Reporter
James Snyder is a crossword editor and Staff Reporter for ‘The Science Survey’ as well as a Student Life Section Editor and sports photographer for...