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Common US Term	Common UK Term	Definitions
Blood Sausage or Blood Pudding		Blood based sausage
Pickle		Small cucumbers pickled in vinegar
Cream of Wheat
Rutabaga		Edible hybrid of cabbage and turnip
Porterhouse Steak		Short loin cut of beef
Romaine Lettuce		Type of leafy vegetable
Sirloin Steak		Beef cut from upper middle of animal
Animal Crackers
Omelet
Snow Peas or Pea Pods		Pea and pod of pulse
Self-Rising Flour
Chicory		Leaf vegetable used in salads
Beets		Root vegetable
Jelly
Corned Beef		Salt-cured beef product
Baked Potato		Potato baked in its skin
English Crumpet		Griddle cake made from flour and yeast
Bell Pepper		Edible capsicum fruit used as vegetable
Souvlaki
Whole Kernal Corn or Indian Corn		Whole kernals of maize
Cupcake		Small sweet sponge cake
String Bean, Green Bean or Snap Bean		Type of pulse
Crawfish		Freshwater crustacean
Molasses
Bok Choy
Squash		Large squash used as a vegetable
Candy		Small sweet confectionary

Common US Term	Common UK Term	Definitions
Jawbreaker
Arugula or Rugola
Gyro
Smoked Herring		Smoked fish eaten at breakfast
Bleu Cheese		Cheese with blue veins.
Burger Bun or Soft Bread Roll		Soft bread roll
Ladyfinger		Finger shaped small portion sponge cake
Shredded Cheese
Meatballs		Meatballs made from pork offal
Eggplant		Berry used as a vegetable
Shredded Coconut
Granola Bar
Cold Cut, Bologna, Baloney or Lunch Meat
Scallion or Green Onion
Worcestershire Sauce		Highly flavoured condiment
Zucchini		Summer squash used as a vegetable
Biscuit		Small cake or quick bread
Lima Bean		Type of pulse
Yogurt		Bacterially fermented milk product
Frosting
Cilantro or Chinese Parsley		Type of herb
Chili Pepper		Spicy capsicum fruit used as vegetable
Soda		Carbonated flavoured soft drink
Fruit Cordial
Whiskey		Spirit made from malted barley
Endive		Bitter tasting leaf vegetable
Cotton Candy		Spun sugar confectionary

Common US Term	Common UK Term	Definitions
Golden or White Raisin		Large dried grapes
Liverwurst		Sausage made from pigs or calves liver
Sherbet		Dessert made from fruit flavoured ice
Heavy Cream		Milk product with high fat content
Hard Candy		Various sweet flavoured confections
Okra		Edible seed pods used as a vegetable
French Fries		Fried slices of potato
Skim Milk
Fishsticks
Muffin		Flavoured or fruited Fairy/Cupcakes
Potato Chips		Thinly sliced potato fried until crisp
Fava Bean		Type of pulse
Lox		Salmon cured and flavoured by smoking
Cookie or Cracker		Baked flour based foodstuff
Taffy or English Toffee
Gelatin or Jell-O		Fruit flavoured set gelatine
Open Pie		Baked pastry dish with open top
Popsicle
Variety Meats		Edible internal organs of animals
Corn Starch		Flour derived from maize kernals
Ground Beef		Beef finely cut by meat grinder
Navy Bean		Type of pulse
Candy Apple or Caramel Apple
Tenderloin Steak		Slender back-cut of beef
Pig's Foot
Flapjack		Broad pancake often sweetened

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