Foods that Start with F

I remember fugu from that one Simpsons episode.

Too French-centric.

For a German, those sausages are way too short and thick to be Frankfurters.

That fruitcake looks much better than the food item that has become the laughing stock of Christmas exchanges.

A bit of nit-picking (sorry!):

Surely just 'frog' should be allowed? After all, you *are* eating frog.

Secondly, I know fava beans as broad beans - although I can see why this isn't allowed (not beginning with F), while I was researching I saw that they're also known as faba beans, so looks like this should be allowed.

Lastly, can you allow 'fruit loaf'?

Fun quiz, as ever. One suggestion: In the UK, we call ‘fruitcake’ either ‘fruit loaf’ or ‘tea loaf’, but I’ve never heard it called a ‘fruitcake’. Could these be made valid type-ins?

Foie Gras is not only vile, but also so mean to the ducks from which it comes.

Got everything on my first guess except I first tried "fried frog legs" for "frog legs".... and I have absolutely no idea which recess of my brain I pulled "fennel" out of but somehow that was my first guess, too.

In Chinese the fava beans are called 蚕豆 (can dou) and I never bothered looking up the English name

I remember the last time I had fava beans. I had some with a nice chianti and some census taker's liver.

Where is the foie gras in the picture? I only see bread, basil and some kind of sauce or chutney. Am I missing something?

Honestly, food, vegetable and fruit names are the worst for me as I know many of them in my mother tongue and not English.

Definitely a fruit loaf for me (Northern Irish)

I'm sure a lot of people in the southern US will be surprised to learn that you consider frog legs to be French. Here in Missouri frog season is from the end of June through the end of October. I remember my brothers coming in near dawn after a night of froggin' with a tow sack full of bullfrogs and Mom frying a skillet of bullfrog legs for breakfast with white gravy and fried potatoes. (Mom always made a cut on the legs to keep them from twitching in the pan while frying.) They are so good when they are fresh - frozen ones can't compare. Most young men in my area have a good story about going frogging. Many of them begin with, "After we went under a tree and the water moccasin fell into the boat..."

Fruit loaf, fruit bread, fruit cake... ALL THE SAME THING! Can you accept the others, since the food depicted in the photo is technically more of a bread than a cake?

Sadly, "Farva Beans" aren't a thing

Argh... I tried 'fruit bread' instead of fruitcake. Also for 'frog leg', I thought it was asking for a French term..

Fondue? Where i live, fondue is with meat.

The picture here is cheese, so shouldn't it be raclette?

Froot Loops were my favorite cereal back when I ate cereal

As others have said, this should accept Fruit Loaf (after all, it is clearly loaf shaped, not cake shaped)

Also can you accept Frites for French Fries. This is a common name you see on English menus for this style of chips.

Got all but fettucini, eventhough that is apparently a very high score, while others are very low.