Foods that Start with C

Me too.

It's 5 years later and I still get it wrong. :(

Idk, because the quiz was already grate without it (I’m sorry)

Go find one and eat it, as soon as possible. You are missing out.

Delicious. A churro is delicious.

its basically a doughnut

something Taco bell made up

Did anyone else have to the "Leave the gun, take the ..." to get the answer to that one?

Same! I kept typing cranberry and eventually gave up and I was like "oh, it's not cranberry"

That doesn't really work in a quiz where all the answers start with 'c'.

No, it's a leafy green that tastes like bitter minerals like all other leafy greens unless you dump butter and salt and other unhealthy stuff on them.

Makes terrible pie. Like rhubarb, however, it's best without the stupid strawberries.

We call chard silverbeet in NZ.

We sometimes call it Swiss chard in my area. It's part of the beet family and the leaves taste something like beet greens but not quite as good IMO. I like to grow it because it's the only leafy green that I plant early in spring that will also survive our hot, humid summers in southeast Missouri and last right up until a hard freeze. I cut the stems up separately and throw them into stir fries, but they don't have much flavor.

It's delicious deep fried and served with tahini-based dip. Y'all missing out.

No, they are not trade names, they are more like "candy canes" and "ice cream sandwich". However, they are American and perhaps that is why you had difficulty remembering. Just beware of many American-centric quizzes here.

When I was young we looked forward to getting a corn dog each year at the county fair. I think the vendor called them Pronto Pups. That was the only place we could get them back them. Now they're on kids' menus everywhere and can be bought frozen in the grocery store. We used to make our own, dipping hot dogs into cornbread batter and deep frying them. Candy corn used to be a sign of autumn - there are all kinds of Halloween snacks and desserts using them as decoration - I make turkeys out of oreo cookies, malted milk balls, cinnamon red hots, and chocolate frosting for the grandkids at Thanksgiving, using candy corn for the tail feathers. Now they're even making them in pastels and selling them at Easter. That's just wrong. :)

Corn Dogs are sold mostly at carnivals along with Elephant ears, Cotton Candy, Deep fried twinkies and other delicacies that are bad for you.

José Jalapeño ... On a stick.

Same for me

Cilantro comes from Spanish, so way more than just people from the US call it cilantro. Canadians also call it cilantro in English.

It's fruit with a stem and pip.....

Redcurrants are a different thing