List of 100 Foods That Start With Letter N

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Letter N Foods make an amazing charcuterie board, and my boys were happy to devour this one in seconds once I got my photo. I ended up sticking with the easily snackable options, but there are so many other savory and healthy options as well and I’ve got them listed below in my full list of 70 letter N foods.

If you’ve got ideas of any I might have missed be sure to comment at the bottom so I can add them 🙂

I’ve got the full list Letter N Food first, but after that I’ve sorted the foods into types and if you want you can just pop to those sections. The types are:

• Fruits and Vegetables that Start With N

• Sweets and Treats That Start With N

• Meals and Snacks That Start With N

• Letter N Brand Named Foods

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Naan Bread: A type of Indian bread made from white flour, typically cooked in a tandoor oven.
Naan Chips: Crispy, snack-sized chips made from naan bread, often seasoned with various spices.
Naartjie Fruit: A small citrus fruit, similar to a tangerine, with a sweet and tangy flavor.
Nabisco Crackers: A brand of crackers produced by Nabisco, known for their wide variety of flavors and shapes.
Nacho Casserole: A baked dish made with layered tortilla chips, melted cheese, and various toppings, often served as a Mexican-inspired appetizer or main course.
Nacho Cheese: A yellow, melty cheese sauce commonly used as a topping for nachos or other Tex-Mex dishes.
Nacho Cheese Sauce: A creamy and cheesy sauce typically made with cheddar or processed cheese, used to top nachos or as a dip.
Nacho Chips: Crispy corn tortilla chips typically used as a base for nachos or enjoyed on their own as a snack.
Nacho Dip: A creamy, cheesy dip often made with ingredients like melted cheese, sour cream, and various seasonings, served with nacho chips or other snacks.
Nacho Flavored Doritos: A popular brand of flavored tortilla chips known for their distinctive nacho cheese flavor.
Nacho Salad: A salad made with ingredients commonly found in nachos, such as tortilla chips, cheese, beans, salsa, and various toppings.
Nacho Stuffed Peppers: Bell peppers stuffed with a mixture of seasoned ground meat, cheese, and nacho toppings, then baked until tender and cheesy.
Nachos: A Tex-Mex dish consisting of tortilla chips topped with melted cheese and various toppings such as salsa, guacamole, sour cream, and jalapenos.
Naked Juice: A brand of fruit and vegetable juices known for their all-natural ingredients and lack of added sugars or preservatives.
Nanaimo Bars: A Canadian dessert composed of a biscuit and coconut crumb base, a custard filling, and a chocolate ganache topping.
Nantua: A French sauce typically made with crayfish butter and cream, often used as a sauce for fish or seafood dishes.
Napa Cabbage: A type of Chinese cabbage with crispy, yellow-green leaves and a mild flavor, often used in stir-fries and salads.
Napoleon Cake: A layered pastry originally from France, consisting of thin, flaky pastry layers alternated with cream or frosting.
Nashi Pear: A type of pear originating from East Asia, known for its crisp texture, juicy flesh, and sweet flavor.
Nashville Hot Chicken: A type of fried chicken originating from Nashville, Tennessee, known for its spicy seasoning and crispy exterior.
Nashville Hot Shrimp: Spicy and seasoned shrimp dish inspired by Nashville Hot Chicken, often served as an appetizer or main course.
Nasi Uduk: An Indonesian rice dish cooked in coconut milk and flavored with various herbs and spices, usually served with side dishes.
Natal Plum: A tropical fruit native to South Africa, also known as “Carissa plum,” with a tart and tangy flavor.
Natilla: A traditional Spanish custard dessert made with milk, sugar, eggs, and flavored with ingredients such as cinnamon or vanilla.
Natural Peanut Butter: Peanut butter made by grinding peanuts without any added oils, sugars, or preservatives.
Nature Valley Granola Bars: A brand of granola bars made with whole grains, nuts, and dried fruits, commonly enjoyed as a snack or breakfast option.
Nature’s Bakery Fig Bars: A brand of chewy bars packed with real fruit, especially figs, known for their wholesome ingredients.
Navajo Tacos: A Native American dish consisting of fry bread topped with chili, cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, and various other toppings.
Navel Oranges: A type of orange with a large, protruding navel-like formation on one end, known for their juicy and sweet flesh.
Navette: A type of French cookie that is shaped like a boat and often flavored with orange blossom or rosewater.
Navy Beans: Small white beans that are cream in color when cooked, often used in soups, stews, and baked bean dishes.
Nduja (Spreadable Salami): A spicy, spreadable cured meat from Calabria, Italy.
Neapolitan Ice Cream: A tri-flavored ice cream that consists of vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry.
Necco Wafer: A colorful, disk-shaped candy that comes in various flavors and has a chalky texture.
Nectar: A sweet, honey-like liquid that is extracted from flowers and used as a food or drink.
Nectarine Crisp: A dessert made with sliced nectarines topped with a crispy, crumbly topping.
Nectarine Tart: A pastry filled with sliced nectarines and baked until golden and tender.
Nectarines: Juicy fruits that resemble peaches but have a smooth skin and a slightly tangier flavor.
Neep (Vegetable, another name for Turnip): A root vegetable that is part of the Brassicaceae family and has a white flesh and a slightly sweet, earthy flavor.
Nekot Cookies (Brand): A brand of sandwich cookies with a crunchy exterior and a creamy filling.
Nerds: Small, crunchy candies that come in various fruit flavors and are usually eaten by the handful.
Nerds Gummy Clusters: Bite-sized gummy candies coated in a crunchy Nerds shell.
Nerds Ropes: A long, chewy candy rope covered in colorful Nerds.
Nesquik: A powdered mix used to make flavored milk beverages.
Nesquik Cereal: A breakfast cereal that is flavored like Nesquik chocolate milk.
Nesselrode (Dessert): A frozen dessert made with chestnuts, fruits, and nuts.
Nestea (Beverage): A brand of iced tea beverages.
Nestle Crunch (Candy Bar): A chocolate bar made by Nestle that is filled with crispy rice.
Nestle Ice Cream (Brand): A brand of ice cream products produced by Nestle.
Nestle Toll House Cookies: Cookies made with Nestle Toll House chocolate chips.
Nettle Tea: An herbal tea made from the leaves of the stinging nettle plant.
New England Clam Chowder (Meal): A thick, creamy soup made with clams, potatoes, onions, and bacon, commonly associated with New England cuisine.
New Orleans Beignet: A deep-fried pastry typically dusted with powdered sugar, commonly associated with New Orleans cuisine.
New York Cheesecake: A dense and creamy cheesecake typically made with cream cheese, sour cream, and a graham cracker crust.
New York Pizza: A style of pizza characterized by a thin, crispy crust and traditional toppings like tomato sauce and mozzarella cheese.
New York Strip Steak: A cut of beef that comes from the short loin and is known for its tenderness and rich flavor.
Niblets (Corn): Small, tender kernels of sweet corn.
Nibs (Cacao): Pieces of roasted and crushed cacao beans that are used as a topping or ingredient in chocolate products.
Nibs (Licorice): Small pieces of licorice candy, typically flavored with licorice extract.
Nilla Pudding: A type of vanilla-flavored pudding made by the Nilla brand.
Nilla Wafers: Thin, crispy, vanilla-flavored cookies often used in desserts like banana pudding.
Nissin Noodles (Brand): A brand that produces instant noodles, typically in the form of ramen.
No Knead Bread: A bread recipe that requires minimal kneading and relies on a long fermentation process to develop gluten and flavor.
No-Bake Cookies: Cookies that are made without baking, often made with ingredients such as oats, cocoa powder, peanut butter, and sugar.
Nocciola Gelato: Italian gelato flavor that is made with hazelnuts.
Noh Seasoning: A brand of seasoning mix often used in Japanese cooking.
Noni Juice: A beverage made from the juice of the noni fruit, which is believed to have health benefits.
Nonpareil (Candy): Small round candies made of sugar and colored sprinkles.
Noodle Soup: A dish consisting of noodles cooked in a flavorful broth, often with added vegetables, meat, or other ingredients.
Noodles: Long, thin strips of pasta or dough, often made from wheat or rice flour, used in many different cuisines.
Noodles (Egg): Noodles that are made with added eggs, giving them a rich and slightly yellow color.
Noosa Yogurt (Brand): A brand of yogurt known for its creamy texture and unique flavor combinations.
Nori (Seaweed Wrap): A type of edible seaweed commonly used as a wrap for sushi or as a garnish.
Norman Tart (Dessert): A traditional tart from Normandy, France, typically made with apples and a custard-like filling.
Normandy Vegetables: A dish typically made with a variety of vegetables, such as carrots, potatoes, and onions, cooked in a creamy sauce.
Northern Spy Apples: A type of apple known for its tart flavor and crisp texture.
Nougat Candy: A type of candy made from sugar or honey, nuts, and often flavored with vanilla or other ingredients.
Nougatine (Pastry): A crunchy caramelized sugar mixture often used as a filling or topping for pastries or desserts.
Now and Later (Candy): A type of chewy candy known for its long-lasting flavor.
NuGo Dark (Protein Bar): A brand of protein bar that is made with dark chocolate and various other ingredients as a healthy snack option.
Nuggets (Chicken): Small pieces of chicken that are breaded and deep-fried to create a crispy snack or meal option.
Nut Brittle: A type of candy made from a mixture of sugar, nuts (such as peanuts or almonds), and often butter or corn syrup.
Nut Brownies: Brownies that are made with added nuts, typically walnuts or pecans.
Nut Ice Cream: Ice cream that is made with added nuts, such as almonds or pistachios, to provide flavor and texture.
Nut Mix: A mixture of different types of nuts, often roasted and salted, for snacking or as a topping for dishes.
Nut Roll (Candy Bar): A type of candy bar made with a sweet nougat or caramel center wrapped in a layer of nuts.
Nutella: A popular brand of hazelnut spread made with cocoa, sugar, and palm oil.
Nutella Stuffed French Toast: French toast that is filled with Nutella before being cooked to create a gooey and decadent breakfast or brunch dish.
Nutella Swirl Brownies: Brownies that have a swirl of Nutella added to the batter for a rich and chocolatey flavor.
Nutmeg: A spice made from the seed of the nutmeg tree, commonly used in both sweet and savory dishes for its warm and slightly sweet flavor.
Nutmeg Melon (Also known as Cantaloupe): A type of melon with a sweet, orange flesh and a slightly musky aroma.
Nutmeg Rice Pudding: A creamy dessert made with rice, milk, sugar, and nutmeg, often flavored with vanilla or other spices.
Nutri Grain Bar: A brand of cereal bar made with whole grains and typically filled with fruit or other ingredients.
Nutri-Grain Bites: Bite-sized versions of Nutri-Grain bars, often enjoyed as a convenient snack option.
Nuts: Small edible seeds commonly found in shells, packed with nutrients and often enjoyed as a snack or used as an ingredient in various dishes.
Nutter Butter (Cookie Brand): A popular cookie brand known for its peanut-shaped cookies with peanut butter filling, offering a sweet and nutty flavor.
Nutty Buddy (Cookie Bar): A cookie bar consisting of crisp wafers layered with peanut butter and covered in chocolate, providing a delightful combination of nutty and chocolatey tastes.
Nutty Chews (Candy): A type of candy characterized by chewy texture, typically made with nuts such as peanuts or almonds, adding a nutty element to the sweet treat.
Nutty Coconut Milkshake: A milkshake made with coconut milk as a base and enhanced with nutty flavors, often achieved by blending in nuts or adding nut extracts or syrups.
Nutty Granola: A breakfast or snack food made from a combination of oats, nuts, and often dried fruits or sweeteners, providing a crunchy and flavorful mix.
Nutty Oatmeal Raisin Cookies: Cookies made with a dough consisting of oats, raisins, and nuts, delivering a hearty and nutty twist to the classic oatmeal raisin cookie.
Nutty Popcorn: Popcorn coated or flavored with nuts, be it through the addition of nut butter, crushed nuts, or nut-based seasonings, creating a savory and nutty popcorn snack.
Nutty Professor (Candy Bar): A candy bar typically made with a combination of nuts, caramel, and chocolate, inspired by the title character of the classic comedy film “The Nutty Professor.”
Nyonya Chicken Curry: A traditional Malaysian and Singaporean dish featuring chicken cooked in a rich and spicy curry sauce, influenced by the flavors and culinary techniques of the Peranakan Chinese-Malay community.