| Clue | |
| A signature of the American apple growing industry. The name would suggest a high amount of tastiness. | |
| Soft Drink created by Grover C. Thomsen in 1937, the drink is now a major associate sponsor of NASCAR driver Jeremy Mayfield | |
| A more recent version of this snack puff was develeped in order to avoid an orange residue left on eaters' fingers. | |
| Little Jack Horner has been known to pull them out of pies. | |
| Vegetable rich in Vitamin C, grown in bush and pole varieties. | |
| The seeds of the plant Brassica juncea, are used to make this spicier variety of condiment. | |
| When marinated in Italian salad dressing and chopped garlic, this vegetable becomes the focal point of Texas caviar. | |
| Schwarzwälder Schinken in Germany, this meat product may take up to three months to produce. | |
| Though the name may suggest, this fruit is not related to a prior answer, nor is it made of a valuable metal. | |
| The odor of this product is produced by Brevibacterium linens, the same bacteria responsible for foot odor. | |
| | Clue | |
| A caffeinated drink produced by Coca-Cola, quite possibly a reference to a 1967 Donovan song. | |
| 80% of the world consumption of this ocean dweller is attributed to Japanese markets | |
| An unnamed character has repeatedly stated to Sam-I-Am that he/she does not like these. | |
| An edible crustacean or a popular seafood chain. | |
| A sweetener given its color from molasses, or a popular song by the Rolling Stones | |
| Considered a marketing flop, this soft drink was first released in 2002 as a response to Vanilla Coke. | |
| A citrus fruit high in Vitamin C. | |
| This type of clear spirit is wildly popular among many in the hip-hop community. | |
| This fruit, Vitis vinifera, is primarily used as a table variety. Others may be dried or juiced. | |
| General term often marketed as a healthier alternative to red or dark varieties. Its color comes from a lack of myoglobin. | |
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