Foods that Start with L

Based on a picture, can you guess these foods and drinks that start with the letter L.

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60 Comments

Level 80

Sep 26, 2012

Alternate spellings of lox would be great. Couldn't remember for the life of me that it was an X!

Level 78

Oct 25, 2020

Lax

Level 66

Oct 27, 2020

Lachs

+10

Level 31

Jul 30, 2013

I think lolly should be accepted. Hardly anyone uses the whole word.

Level ∞

Dec 3, 2014

Okay, lolly will work now.

Level 59

Apr 25, 2018

lolly is only an ice lolly. I suppose some people suck them.

+15

Level 75

Oct 18, 2020

No one I know in the US says lolly. Is that a British thing?

Level 75

Oct 19, 2020

Same

Level 81

Oct 19, 2020

I'm British and would call that a lollipop, not a lolly. I'd only call an ice lolly a lolly. Wonder where 098 is from...

Level 61

Oct 25, 2020

I don't think I've ever heard lolly used for lollipop (British). I think you've been had Quizmaster.

Level ∞

Oct 25, 2020

Okay, lolly will NOT work anymore. Cue the comments: "I'm from the south riding of Kensington and round 'ere everyone calls it a lolly".

Level 71

Mar 29, 2024

In the Netherlands we call it a lolly ;) But yea, not english ( though clearly it is a loan from english)

Level 54

Oct 25, 2020

Uncommon, maybe - but to have never heard of it being called a lolly???

Level 73

Oct 28, 2020

Lolly or lollies would be roughly equivalent to the US "Candy"

Level 83

Nov 1, 2020

I'm from the north of England and I've DEFINITELY heard lolly a lot... used for ice lollies, chupa chup lollies, you name it. Honestly don't know if I've really heard people use 'lollipop' all that often.

Level 79

Apr 25, 2022

Lol, thanks - I tried lolly and was confused when it didn't accept it

Level 65

Jan 14, 2015

Fun quiz...

Level 78

Dec 3, 2019

In the Isle of Man it's lax not lox and please also accept Lady's fingers

Level 73

Oct 18, 2020

spellings as "leberwurst" should be accepted. Specially when that's the original and correct spelling.

Level 89

Oct 19, 2020

Nobody answering in the English language would say Leberwurst anymore than they'll answer 荔枝 instead of lychee.

Level 76

Dec 14, 2020

I live in a spanish speaking country, and we call it leberwurst. Appeals to ignorance aren't a good thing. OP is right, it should be accepted.

Level 89

Jan 30, 2021

Correct, appeals to ignorance are not a good thing. English answers should be entered on an English language test.

Spanish answers can be used here: https://www.jetpunk.com/es

Level 65

Jun 19, 2021

I tried leberkäse first.

+11

Level 70

Oct 19, 2020

Looks more like 'Luncheon Meat' than Liverwurst.

Level 68

Oct 21, 2020

That's what I tried.

Level 54

Oct 25, 2020

Likewise

Level 74

Oct 26, 2020

I know it as luncheon sausage.

Also never heard of lady fingers. I thought it was biscotti

Level 96

Nov 2, 2020

I was even worse and got stuck on lyoner!

+11

Level 72

Oct 19, 2020

That is one of the most unappetizing lasagne I have ever seen.

Level 83

Oct 19, 2020

What, no lutefisk??! (Actually, it's best to not show a picture, so thank you.)

Level 68

Oct 21, 2020

I've always wanted to try that even though I know it is probably awful

Level 75

Oct 25, 2020

My son-in-law is Swedish and Norwegian and they have it around Christmas. My daughter informs me it is truly awful. On the other hand, he can't stand grits. I guess it all depends on what you grow up eating.

Level 64

Oct 20, 2020

Awww, when I saw the last one I got excited about the inclusion of Lebanon bologna, but that's not what it is.

Level 61

Oct 25, 2020

Same. And I don't think I've heard or thought the phrase Lebanon bologna in 30 years.

Level 76

Oct 25, 2020

accept ladies’ fingers and lady’s fingers? pretty sure i’ve heard them called that

Level ∞

Oct 25, 2020

Okay

Level 65

Oct 25, 2020

It just made my day to see Dutch 'drop jojo's' in the pictures. Best choice for a licorice picture!

Level 89

Jan 30, 2021

That licorice looks like some slime design on a sushi bar.

Level 78

Oct 25, 2020

I have only ever seen liverwurst like this before.

Level 75

Oct 25, 2020

That is a very bad picture for linguini. Linguini is flat whereas spaghetti is round.

Level 75

Oct 25, 2020

Linguini:

Level 74

Oct 25, 2020

Exactly. And nice picture by the way! Hope it's not copyrighted.

Level ∞

Oct 25, 2020

Sure, we'll use that picture now.

Level 82

Oct 25, 2020

If you zoomed in on the original picture you could see that the noodles were flat not round. But it was hard to see zoomed out.

Level 65

Jun 6, 2023

I see different pictures for the noodles on Google. The food I get has thinner noodles

Level 79

Oct 25, 2020

Please consider accepting langue de chat for ladyfinger.

Level 61

Oct 25, 2020

Yes - I kept trying different spelling of that convinced that was the problem

Level 36

Oct 25, 2020

I tried that too

Level ∞

Oct 25, 2020

Okay

Level 85

Oct 25, 2020

Doesn't that mean cat's tongue? So much for ever eating tiramisu again! ;-)

Level 71

Mar 29, 2024

we have lange vingers (literally long fingers, lady fingers) and kattentongen (litterally cat's tongues) Which do look alike, both long. but definitely different. They are flat, and not so puffed up ( and I believe not coated in sugar on one side.

Two different cookies. but I must admit, kind of hard to see in this picture which is meant. (Looking closer at the picture it seems there are flatter like cat's tongues but áre covered in sugar on one side.. I guess the only way of knowing is to eat them and see how airy they are ;)

Level 77

Oct 27, 2020

I thought the ladyfingers were infants' teething cookies (biscuits). I've never seen ladyfingers outside tiramisu.

Level 43

May 4, 2022

i've never seen ladyfingers with tiramisu

Level 44

Dec 8, 2020

How did I forget what a leek was

Level 26

Dec 16, 2020

got it all except liverworst

Level 77

Nov 10, 2021

I'm German. That is NOT Liverwurst/Leberwurst.

Level 79

Feb 10, 2022

Thank you for including my favorite fruit--the lychee.

Level 68

Jul 27, 2022

We called them lollipops in NY when I was a kid. When I moved to the Pacific Northwest, I heard kids calling them "suckers." I think we would have been beaten up if we'd called them that in NY!

Level 68

May 21, 2024

should accept labstah as a spelling for the first one

Level 57

Jul 4, 2024

Ladyfingers?? Put the vegetable

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