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5 Minute Graveyard Halloween Themed Cupcakes

September 6, 2022September 3, 2022 Brittney

I realize that it’s hardly September, but Halloween is one of our favorite holidays at this house and I think it’s already on all of our minds… and if I’m already thinking about it and planning for it, I see no reason not to share the fun with you using these 5 minute easy graveyard halloween themed cupcakes.

This past Monday my youngest son and I took a trip to Dollar Tree and they had all of their fun Halloween stuff already out. As you might have guessed that got my wheels spinning and after loaded up a cart full of spooky fun we came home and got to work creating.

Three year old loved helping me with this, and he’s quite the semi decent baker, and at the very least an incredibly eager helper, especially when it comes to desserts so he was all in with this little project. Thankfully I had kids and ease in mind with it, and we had a great time together.

Disclosure: This post may be sponsored or contain affiliate links (which means I make a small percentage of the sale if you buy something).

Graveyard Halloween Themed Cupcakes

Supplies Needed:

Cupcakes (I used a box mix)
Chocolate Frosting
Oreos
Plastic Skeleton Pieces (I used a Dollar Tree Skeleton Garland that we pulled apart and washed, but I know they tend to sell out early in the season, so I’ve got this linked to something similar on Amazon)

Step 1:

Make (or buy) your cupcakes

Step 2:

Open your oreos and separate them into two bowls, one with chocolate cookie part, and the other with the inner frosting/filling part.

Then take the part with the cookies and grab a cup or glass and grind those puppies into dust, or as close to cookie dust as you can manage.

Step 3:

Frost your cupcakes with a thin, flat layer of frosting, then press them into the oreo cookie dust to make it look like dirt is on top of your cupcakes

Step 4:

Cut up, or take apart your plastic skeleton pieces, clean them, and press them on top of your cupcakes.

Done and Done, they looked cute and spooky, and I was able to manage making them with a three year old a newborn, which was about the level of involvement I can handle right now.

Easy Tombstone Halloween Cupcakes

September 3, 2022August 23, 2023 Brittney

We love halloween at our house, and I’m pretty sure for at least half of us, it’s our favorite holiday. One of my sons also has a birthday just a few days before Halloween, and loves all the spooky things so we are constantly thinking of easy food and craft things we can do as fall sweeps in and we can embrace all things creepy and fun.

Shopping this last week I saw that a bunch of the stores are now flooding with Halloween props and that got my wheels spinning.

I wanted to make a treat that was both pinterest worthy and cute, but also took five seconds and very low effort to make (I’ve got four young kids, one of them being a less than a month old baby, so ease is key for me this year) and thought these tombstone cupcakes checked all the boxes.

Disclosure: This post may be sponsored or contain affiliate links (which means I make a percentage of the sale if you buy something).

Supplies Needed:

Cupcakes (I used a box mix, you could also just buy premade cupcakes from the grocery store or make them from scratch if you want to go more fancy)
Edible Ink Markers (I used wilton ones, you can find them here on Amazon for only a few dollars)
Milano Cookies
Oreo Cookies
Chocolate Frosting

As for making cookies, these are seriously the easiest.

Step 1:

Make (or buy your cupcakes)

Step 2:

Frost them, with a small flat coating of frosting

Step 3:

Open your oreos and separate them into two bowls, one with chocolate cookie part, and the other with the inner frosting/filling part.

Then take the part with the cookies and grab a cup or glass and grind those puppies into dust, or as close to cookie dust as you can manage.

Step 4:

Take your frosted cupcake and shove the frosting into your oreo cookie dust, coating it to look like dirt

Step 5:

Grab that edible marker and your milano cookies and write out some great headstone on the top half of them. (Headstone text ideas at the bottom of the post)

Step 6:

Shove the unwritten on portion of the milano cookie into your cupcake, and bam, these are ready for being devoured or displayed.

Cookie Headstone Name Ideas:

Alex Blaine Lader
Allie B. Back
Anita Sombody
Barry A. Live
Barry M. Deep
Ben Better
Ben Dover
Berry D. Hatchet
Candy B. Goode
C. N. Worms
C.U. Lader
C.U. Soon
Daisy Pusher
Dr. Acula
Doug Graves
Doug M. Up
Dustin Rott
Emma Ghost
Frank N. Stein
Huge B. Next
I. B. Ded
I. M. Next
Ima Gonner
Ima Nerd
Izzy Gone
Izzy Deadyet
Jess Gogh
Justin Pieces
Justin Sane
Kay Davver
Kerry M. Off
Lee Ning
Lefty B. Hynd
Manny Bones
Mark A. Place
Pearl E. Gates
Owen Bytheway
R. U. Dunyet
Reid N. Weep
Rob R. Duckie
Roman D. Earth
Russ T. Chain
Seymour Bones
Shelby Mush
Ted N. Buried
U. R. Next
Will B. Back
Will E. Comeback
Willy Rot
Will U. Joynme
Xaviar Breath
Y. Mee
Yetta Nother
Yul B. Next
Yule B. Hersune

Welcoming Baby Pterodactyl Pineapple Tree

August 27, 2022September 2, 2022 Brittney

My blog posting has really slowed down for the last little bit, but I’m pleased to announce the reason why is because our family has grown!

In August we got to welcome a baby girl to our crew, and trust me when I say my three little boys have been over the moon for her, and this caboose baby is going to be well loved, and I fear, terribly spoiled all of her days, being both the youngest and the only girl of our kids.

During my whole pregnancy the only name my husband would suggest was Tara, but spelled, Ptera, and short for Pterodactyl, lol. Since my three year old is obsessed with dinosaurs he was pretty down with that idea, and since she’s been born it’s a nickname that has kind of stuck around with the older crew.

The three year old, who we thought would have held fast and tight to the nickname has instead opted to call little miss Baby Pineapple Tree, and will correct anyone who calls her a different nickname,… nevermind that pineapples grow on bushes.

In any case our little Pineapple Tree is doing fantastic, She is a sweet, snuggly, little thing that none of us can resist. I’m also happy to report the labor was fairly easy and trouble free and my recovery has been smooth (thank goodness, because I’ve got a full crew at home eager for me in all my many roles).

For now, we’re taking it slow, or at least as slow as we can, and I’m making the most of my camera and my years of learning how to use it, and trying to remind myself that while I finally have a baby that I can dress up in dresses and bows, she’s not a dress up doll… even if she doesn’t seem to mind the endless photoshoots.

Also for the record, I totally paparazzi my baby boys as well, but boy clothing is just so much less fun, both to dress them up in and to photograph, and I can’t deny that all the hair bows and dresses melt me. (I grew up with four sisters and no brothers, so I know girl world well, and have been eager to share it with a daughter for some time.)

Anyway, I’m sure little miss will be making occasional appearances going forward, and my heart is so full having her here safe and sound.

WickedUncle.com – To find the perfect birthday gift

August 8, 2022August 8, 2022 Brittney 1 Comment

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My husband and I have lived away from family for the last decade, and one of the things we’ve realized is how big our family, both our immediate and extended have grown and changed in that time. It’s been really hard, in a lot of ways, not to live close to our loved ones. Birthdays and holidays are always a great chance to reach out and connected, especially with our younger nieces of nephews, but as we’ve lived away, it can be a little tricky to guess what kind of gifts are a good fit for our loved ones, especially those of different ages and genders from our own children.
Step in WickedUncle.com

Wicked Uncle is an amazing toy company that specializes in unique, fun, children’s gifts while making the process of finding the perfect gift painless.

Their website is super easy to navigate and they’ve got curated gift lists, like Gift Ideas for a Boy Age 3, Children’s Engineering Toys, and even Toys from Ukraine to help you find the perfect gift for any age or stage.

I was eager to poke around their website and see more of this so-called brilliance, so I started by narrowing the searches to the ages of each of my own kids (I’ve got three boys, currently ages 9, 6 & 3) and seeing what kinds of toy suggestions the search/gift lists had for each of them.

For us, it was spot on, and I had to chuckle a little bit because the search popped up a number of options suggesting toys we currently have that get played with regularly! Such as the “Bath Block Floating Ball Run and Waterfall Set”, which my three-year-old lives for at bathtime, and was on their 3-Year-Old Boys Gift Idea list (as well as tons of amazing car and dinosaur toys that we don’t have, but that match my son’s current obsession, and he would be over the moon to be gifted).

Knowing that they had such great suggestions for my 3-year-old, I had to check up on what they suggested for my 9-year-old and loved seeing both “The Diary of a Wimpy Kid 10 Second Challenge Game” as well as the “Lego Chain Reactions, Moving Machines Book and Playset” both things we currently own that my 9-year-old plays with often.

After vetting the site to see if the gifts were a good match, I then took my search to the internet to compare prices. I loved finding this awesome idea site, but it would lose a lot of its glamor to me if I felt like they had insane markups, but checking the prices of the items I listed above on their site vs. Amazon, the prices were the same or less on WickedUncle.com, which is another fantastic green light in my book.

So from my point of view, they’re competitive with other sellers, their site was easy to navigate, and they were spot on with toy suggestions for my kids, which makes me feel really good about their suggestions in general. Now when one of our out-of-state nieces (we’ve got them ages 2-14) has a birthday coming up and I’m left scratching my head about what kind of gift to send her, or what girls her age might be into, I will absolutely be coming to this site to find the perfect gift.

Bottom line, if you’re looking for fantastic gift ideas for kids for any occasion WickedUncle.com has amazing gift ideas, easily filtered by age and stage, and makes it simple to find fun and unique gifts. It’s an amazing tool and site for loving aunts, uncles, grandparents, and friends looking to send a gift.

Check out WickedUncle.com for yourself here, and let me know your thoughts. Do the gifts match things you think your own kids would be interested in and/or did you find something awesome for a loved one?

List of 200 Foods That Start With Letter S (Kid Friendly) & S Foods Charcuterie Board Idea

July 28, 2022February 15, 2024 Brittney

Finding letter S foods was another fun one and there were so many options! From fruits to veggies to meal ideas and snack foods it was such a fun letter to build (and such a fun tray to eat) I thought this was a great letter to build a lunch or dinner around, using sandwiches, soups, salads, seeds, and of course strawberries, and my kids definitely used this tray as lunch as soon as I was done with my picture. No regrets.

There are so many options for Letter S foods, but I wouldn’t be surprised if I’d missed a few, if you happen to notice any please comment below and I’ll be sure to get them added to my lists.

I’ve got the full list of 200 Letter S 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 S

• Sweets and Treats that Start with S

• Meals and Snacks That Start with S

• Letter S Brand Named Foods

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List of 200 Foods That Start With Letter S

1. S’mores Brownies: A dessert made with a layer of chocolate brownie topped with graham cracker crust and marshmallow.
2. S’mores Cookies: Cookies made with graham cracker crumbs, chocolate chips, and marshmallows.
3. S’mores Dip: A sweet dip made with melted chocolate and marshmallows, often served with graham crackers for dipping.
4. S’mores Pop-Tarts (Pastry Brand): A brand of toaster pastries with a filling that resembles the flavors of a s’more.
5. Saag Paneer (Indian Dish): A traditional Indian dish made with spinach and cubes of paneer cheese, flavored with various spices.
6. Saffron: A spice derived from the flower of Crocus sativus, used for its unique flavor and vibrant yellow color.
7. Sage: An aromatic herb often used in cooking to add flavor to dishes.
8. Salad: A dish consisting of a mixture of vegetables, often accompanied by dressing or other ingredients.
9. Salad Dressing: A sauce or dressing used to enhance the flavor of salads.
10. Salami: A type of cured sausage made from a mixture of ground meat, usually pork, seasoned with various spices.
11. Salmon: A fish belonging to the family Salmonidae, prized for its flavorful and nutritious flesh.
12. Salsa: A spicy sauce made from tomatoes, onions, chili peppers, and various seasonings, commonly used as a condiment or dip.
13. Salt: A mineral compound used to enhance the flavor of food.
14. Salt and Vinegar Chips: Thin potato slices that have been seasoned with salt and vinegar flavoring.
15. Salt Water Taffy: A type of soft chewy candy made with sugar, corn syrup, and flavorings, often associated with coastal regions.
16. Salted Caramel: A sweet caramel sauce flavored with salt, used as a topping or filling for various desserts.
17. Salted Caramel Apple Pie: A traditional apple pie with the addition of salted caramel for added flavor.
18. Salted Caramel Brownies: Brownies with a layer of salted caramel baked into the center or drizzled on top.
19. Salted Caramel Cheesecake: A rich, creamy cheesecake with a salted caramel sauce swirled throughout.
20. Salted Caramel Chocolate Cake: A decadent chocolate cake layered with salted caramel filling and topped with a creamy frosting.
21. Salted Caramel Popcorn: Popcorn coated with a sweet and salty caramel glaze.
22. Saltine Crackers: Thin, crispy crackers made with flour, oil, and salt.
23. Samosa: A fried or baked pastry filled with savory ingredients such as spiced potatoes, peas, and sometimes meat.
24. Sandwich: A food item made by placing fillings between two slices of bread.
25. Sandwich Cookies: Cookies made with two layers and a filling in between, often resembling a miniature sandwich.
26. Sandwich Meat: Sliced meat, such as turkey, ham, or roast beef, used as filling in sandwiches.
27. Sara Lee Bread (Brand): A brand of bread known for its soft texture.
28. Sardines: Small, oily fish packed in cans or tins and typically eaten as a snack or used in recipes.
29. Sauce: A liquid or semi-solid condiment used to add flavor, moisture, or visual appeal to food.
30. Sauerkraut: Fermented cabbage that is commonly used as a topping or side dish.
31. Sausage Gravy: A thick, flavorful sauce made from cooked sausage, flour, and milk, often served over biscuits.
32. Sausage Rolls: Pastries filled with seasoned ground sausage and baked until golden brown.
33. Sausage: A seasoned ground meat mixture typically stuffed into casings or formed into patties.
34. Scone: A baked good similar to a biscuit, often lightly sweetened and served with tea or coffee.
35. Scrambled Eggs: Eggs that have been whisked and cooked in a pan until firm but still moist.
36. Sea Salt: Salt that is obtained by the evaporation of seawater, often used to enhance the flavor of dishes.
37. Seafood: Edible sea creatures, such as fish, shellfish, and crustaceans.
38. Seafood Chowder: A thick soup made with a medley of seafood, vegetables, and cream.
39. Seafood Paella: A traditional Spanish rice dish cooked with a combination of seafood, saffron, and other ingredients.
40. Seasoning: A mixture of herbs, spices, and other flavorings used to enhance the taste of food.
41. Seaweed: Edible algae that is often used in Asian cuisine, known for its high nutritional value.
42. Seedless Grapes: Grapes that have been bred to have small, undeveloped seeds or no seeds at all.
43. Seedless Watermelon: A type of watermelon that does not contain seeds. Seeds: Small objects produced by plants from which new plants grow.
44. Semi Sweet Chocolate Chips: Chips made of semi-sweet chocolate, which is less sweet than milk chocolate but still contains sugar.
45. Serrano Peppers: A type of chili pepper that is typically hot and used in various dishes.
46. Sesame Noodles: Noodles cooked with a sauce made primarily from sesame oil and other ingredients.
47. Sesame Oil: An oil derived from sesame seeds and commonly used in Asian cuisine.
48. Sesame Seeds: Small seeds commonly used as a topping for breads and baked goods.
49. Shabu-Shabu (Japanese Hot Pot Dish): A traditional Japanese dish where thinly sliced meat and vegetables are boiled in a broth at the table. Shallot: A type of onion with a milder and sweeter flavor.
50. Shepherd’s Pie: A dish made with minced meat (usually lamb), topped with mashed potatoes and baked.
51. Sherbet: A frozen dessert similar to sorbet, typically made with fruit juice or puree, sugar, and milk or cream.
52. Shortbread: A type of biscuit or cookie made with butter, sugar, and flour.
53. Shredded BBQ Chicken Sandwich: A sandwich made with shredded BBQ chicken, typically served on a bun.
54. Shredded Cheese: Cheese that has been grated or shredded into small pieces.
55. Shredded Lettuce: Lettuce that has been thinly sliced or shredded.
56. Shrimp: A shellfish, typically cooked and eaten as a seafood.
57. Shrimp Fried Rice: A Chinese dish made with cooked rice, shrimp, vegetables, and soy sauce.
58. Shrimp Scampi Linguine: A pasta dish made with linguine noodles, shrimp, garlic, butter, lemon juice, and white wine.
59. Sirloin Steak: A cut of beef from the lower portion of the cow’s back, known for being tender and flavorful.
60. Sixlets (Candy Brand): A brand of candy-coated chocolate candies that come in various colors.
61. Skim Milk: Milk that has had most of the fat removed.
62. Skinny Pop Popcorn (Brand): A brand of popcorn that is marketed as a healthier alternative to traditional buttered popcorn.
63. Skippy Peanut Butter (Brand): A popular brand of peanut butter.
64. Skirt Steak: A cut of beef known for its flavorful and loose-textured meat.
65. Skittles: A colorful candy brand that consists of small, fruit-flavored chewy candies.
66. Skor Bar: A chocolate-covered toffee candy bar.
67. Sliced Cheese: Cheese that has been cut into thin, flat pieces.
68. Slider Buns: Small buns typically used for making sliders, which are mini sandwiches.
69. Slim Jims (Jerky Brand): A brand of meat snack sticks made from cured and smoked beef, pork, or turkey.
70. Sloppy Joe: A sandwich made with ground meat (usually beef) cooked in a tomato-based sauce, served on a bun.
71. Smarties: A brand of tablet-shaped candies that come in various fruit flavors.
72. Smashed Potatoes: Potatoes that have been cooked and then mashed, usually leaving some lumps.
73. Smoked Fish: Fish that has been preserved by smoking, imparting a distinct smoky flavor.
74. Smoked Gouda Cheese: A type of cheese that has been smoked, giving it a smoky and slightly nutty flavor.
75. Smoked Paprika: A spice made from dried and smoked red peppers, commonly used to add smokiness and flavor to dishes.
76. Smoked Pork: Pork that has been cooked and flavored by smoking.
77. Smoked Sausage: Sausage that has been cooked and flavored through smoking.
78. Smoothies: Blended beverages made with fruits, vegetables, yogurt, or milk, often served cold.
79. S’mores: A traditional campfire treat made by sandwiching toasted marshmallows and chocolate between graham crackers.
80. Snacks: Small portions of food eaten between meals.
81. Snap Peas: Edible pea pods with a crispy texture, often used in stir-fries or eaten raw.
82. Snicker Salad (Fruit Salad): A fruit salad made with chopped apples, whipped topping, and Snickers candy bars.
83. Snickerdoodle: A type of cookie flavored with cinnamon and sugar.
84. Snickerdoodle Blondies: A dessert bar made with a snickerdoodle cookie base and a cookie-like texture.
85. Snickerdoodle Ice Cream: A frozen dessert flavored with snickerdoodle cookies.
86. Snickers (Candy Bar Brand): A popular candy bar made with peanuts, nougat, caramel, and chocolate.
87. Snickers Ice Cream Bar: An ice cream bar version of the Snickers candy bar.
88. Snow Cones: Shaved ice flavored with syrup, typically served in a cone.
89. Snow Peas: Edible pod peas that are eaten whole, including the pea inside.
90. Soba Noodles: Thin noodles made from buckwheat flour.
91. Soba Salad: A salad made with soba noodles, typically mixed with vegetables and dressing.
92. Soda: A carbonated beverage usually flavored with fruit or cola.
93. Soda Bread: A type of bread that is leavened with baking soda instead of yeast.
94. Soft Boiled Egg: An egg that has been partially cooked so that the yolk is still runny.
95. Sopapilla: A fried pastry often served with honey or powdered sugar.
96. Sorbet: A frozen dessert made with fruit juice or pureed fruit.
97. Souffle: A baked dish made with eggs and various flavorings, often sweet or savory.
98. Soup: A liquid dish typically made by boiling ingredients like vegetables, meat, or legumes in stock or water.
99. Sour Apple (Apple Flavor): A flavor that imitates the tartness of green apples.
100. Sour Candy: Candy that has a sour or tart flavor, often coated with a sour powder.
101. Sour Cream: A thick, tangy dairy product that is often used as a topping or ingredient in various dishes.
102. Sour Patch Kids: A brand of sour and sweet candy shaped like small people.
103. Sourdough Bread: A type of bread made from a fermented dough using naturally occurring yeast and lactobacilli.
104. Sourdough Pretzel: A pretzel made from sourdough dough, which gives it a tangy flavor.
105. Soy: A legume used to make various soy products like tofu, soy sauce, and soy milk.
106. Soy Beans: Edible legumes used in various dishes or processed into soy products.
107. Soy Milk: A plant-based milk made from soybeans.
108. Soy Sauce: A condiment made from fermented soybeans, wheat, and water, often used in cooking or as a dipping sauce.
109. Spaghetti: A type of pasta in the shape of long, thin cylinders.
110. Spaghetti Carbonara: A pasta dish made with spaghetti, eggs, pancetta or bacon, cheese, and pepper.
111. Spaghetti Sauce: A tomato-based sauce used for spaghetti and other pasta dishes.
112. Spam: A brand of canned precooked meat product, often made from ham and pork.
113. Sparkling Water: Water that has been infused with carbon dioxide, giving it bubbles.
114. Special K Cereal (Brand): A cereal brand known for its flakes made from rice and wheat.
115. Spices: Flavorful substances used to season or enhance the taste of food.
116. Spicy Black Bean Burrito: A burrito filled with black beans and seasoned with spicy ingredients.
117. Spicy Tuna Roll (Sushi): A sushi roll made with spicy tuna filling. Spinach: A leafy green vegetable that is rich in iron and other nutrients.
118. Spinach and Artichoke Dip: A creamy dip made with spinach, artichokes, and cheese.
119. Spinach and Feta Stuffed Chicken Breast: A chicken breast stuffed with spinach and feta cheese.
120. Spinach and Mushroom Quesadilla: A quesadilla made with spinach, mushrooms, and cheese.
121. Spinach Dip: A dip made with spinach, sour cream, and various seasonings.
122. Spinach Lasagna: A lasagna dish made with layers of pasta, spinach, cheese, and sauce.
123. Spinach Salad: A salad made with fresh spinach leaves and various toppings and dressings.
124. Sponge Cake: A light and airy cake made with eggs, sugar, flour, and sometimes flavorings.
125. Sport Beans (Jelly Beans Brand): Jelly beans specifically marketed as energy-boosting snacks for athletes.
126. Spree (Candy): A candy that is disk-shaped and flavored with fruit-like flavors.
127. Sprite: A lemon-lime soda brand.
128. Spumoni Ice Cream: A type of Italian ice cream made with layers of different flavors and ingredients.
129. Squash: A type of vegetable with a hard rind and soft flesh, often used in cooking.
130. Squeeze Cheese: A processed cheese product that comes in a can and can be squeezed out.
131. Sriracha Sauce:A hot chili sauce made from chili peppers, vinegar, garlic, sugar, and salt.
132. Star Anise: A spice with a strong licorice flavor, often used in Asian cuisine.
133. Starburst: A chewy candy with fruity flavors, often shaped like a star.
134. Starfruit: A tropical fruit with a star-shaped cross-section, also known as carambola.
135. Steak: A cut of beef or meat that is cooked by grilling, broiling, or frying.
136. Steamed Vegetables:Vegetables that are cooked by steaming, typically to retain nutrients and texture.
137. Stevia: A natural sweetener derived from the leaves of the Stevia rebaudiana plant.
138. Stew Meat: Tender cuts of meat that are suitable for slow cooking in a stew.
139. Stir Fry: A cooking method where ingredients are quickly cooked in a hot pan with oil.
140. Strawberries: A sweet and juicy fruit with a red color and small seeds on the surface.
141. Strawberry Banana Smoothie: A blended beverage made with strawberries, bananas, and other ingredients.
142. Strawberry Cheesecake:A dessert consisting of a crust, creamy cheese filling, and strawberry topping.
143. Strawberry Cream Pie: A pie with a creamy filling and fresh strawberries on top.
144. Strawberry Jam: A sweet spread made by cooking strawberries with sugar.
145. Strawberry Kiwi Salad: A salad made with fresh strawberries and kiwi fruit.
146. Strawberry Milkshake: A cold beverage made with milk, strawberries, and ice cream.
147. Strawberry Rhubarb Crisp: A dessert made with baked strawberries, rhubarb, and a crispy topping.
148. Strawberry Rhubarb Pie: A pie made with a filling of cooked strawberries and rhubarb.
149. Strawberry Shortbread Bars: A bar cookie made with a shortbread crust and strawberry filling.
150. Strawberry Shortcake: A dessert made with layers of shortcake, fresh strawberries, and whipped cream.
151. Strawberry Yogurt: Yogurt with added strawberry flavor or pieces of strawberry.
152. String Cheese: A type of cheese that can be pulled into thin strips or strings.
153. Strudel: A pastry made with a thin dough filled with sweet or savory ingredients and rolled up.
154. Stuffed Bell Peppers: Bell peppers that are stuffed with a filling, often including meat, rice, and vegetables.
155. Stuffed Mushrooms: Mushrooms that are filled with a savory filling and baked.
156. Stuffed Peppers with Quinoa: Bell peppers that are filled with a filling made with quinoa and other ingredients.
157. Sub Rolls/Bread: A type of bread often used for making submarine sandwiches.
158. Sub Sandwich: A long sandwich made with a variety of fillings, typically served on a sub roll.
159. Suckers: A type of candy that is usually round and eaten by sucking on it.
160. Suddenly Salad (Pasta Salad Brand): A brand of boxed pasta salad mix.
161. Sugar: A sweet substance used as a sweetener and for baking and cooking.
162. Sugar Baby (Candy Brand): A brand of candy that consists of chocolate-covered caramel.
163. Sugar Cookie:A type of cookie that is sweet and often decorated with icing or sprinkles.
164. Sugar Daddy (Candy Brand): A brand of candy that consists of a caramel lollipop.
165. Sugar Free Foods and Treats:Foods and treats that are made without added sugar or artificial sweeteners.
166. Summer Rolls: Vietnamese rice paper rolls filled with a variety of ingredients such as vegetables, shrimp, and herbs.
167. Summer Sausage: A type of sausage that is often cured and smoked, commonly eaten during the summer months.
168. Summer Squash: A type of vegetable with soft skin and mild flavor, typically harvested during the summer.
169. Sun Chips: A brand of flavored multigrain snacks.
170. Sun Dried Tomatoes: Tomatoes that have been dried in the sun, resulting in a concentrated and chewy texture.
171. Sunchoke (Jerusalem Artichoke): A tuberous root vegetable that has a nutty flavor and can be cooked in various ways.
172. Sundae: A dessert made with ice cream, sauce, and various toppings, typically served in a glass or bowl.
173. Sundried Tomato Pesto Pasta: Pasta dish made with pesto sauce and sun-dried tomatoes.
174. Sunflower Seeds:Edible seeds from the sunflower plant, often eaten as a snack.
175. Sunkist (Soda Brand): A brand of citrus-flavored soft drinks.
176. Sushi: A Japanese dish consisting of vinegared rice combined with various ingredients such as raw or cooked fish, vegetables, or seafood.
177. Suzy Q Snack Cakes: Boxed pastry brand known for its cream-filled chocolate cakes.
178. Swedish Fish: Soft, chewy candies in the shape of fish, typically flavored with fruit.
179. Sweet and Sour Chicken: A Chinese dish consisting of battered and deep-fried chicken served in a tangy sauce.
180. Sweet and Sour Meatballs: Meatballs cooked in a sauce made from a combination of sweetness and sourness, often served as an appetizer or main dish.
181. Sweet and Sour Pork: A Chinese dish featuring chunks of pork cooked in a tangy, sweet, and sour sauce.
182. Sweet and Spicy Nuts: Mixed nuts seasoned with a blend of sweet and spicy spices.
183. Sweet and Spicy Shrimp: Shrimp cooked with a sauce that combines sweet and spicy elements.
184. Sweet and Sticky Chicken Wings: Chicken wings coated with a sticky glaze that has a sweet flavor.
185. Sweet Cornbread: A type of bread made with cornmeal and sweetened with sugar or honey.
186. Sweet Onions: Large onions with a mild flavor and high sugar content, often used for caramelizing.
187. Sweet Pepper: A bell pepper variety that has a mild, sweet taste compared to other pepper varieties.
188. Sweet Potato Fries: Fries made from sweet potatoes, which have a sweeter taste compared to regular potatoes.
189. Sweet Potato Pie: A dessert pie made from mashed sweet potatoes, sugar, milk, and spices.
190. Sweet Potatoes: Root vegetables that are sweet and starchy, often roasted, mashed, or used in various dishes.
191. Sweet Relish: Chopped pickles or vegetables mixed with sugar or syrup, used as a condiment.
192. Sweet Roll: A type of bread roll that is sweetened with sugar or honey.
193. Sweet Tarts: A candy brand that offers small, disk-shaped candies with sweet and tangy flavors.
194. Sweet Tea: A southern style of iced tea that is heavily sweetened.
195. Sweethearts: A candy brand known for its heart-shaped, pastel-colored candies with sweet sayings printed on them.
196. Sweets: An umbrella term used to describe various types of sugary treats, such as candies, chocolates, and desserts.
197. Swiss Chard: A leafy green vegetable with dark green leaves and colorful stems, often used in cooking.
198. Swiss Cheese: A type of cheese known for its holes and mild, nutty flavor.
199. Swiss Meringue Buttercream: A type of frosting made from egg whites, sugar, and butter, known for its smooth and creamy texture.
200. Swiss Miss Hot Chocolate: A brand of hot chocolate mix known for its rich and creamy taste.
201. Swiss Rolls: A type of rolled sponge cake filled with cream or jam, often coated in chocolate or powdered sugar.
202. Syrup: A thick, sweet liquid often used as a topping for desserts or pancakes.
203. Sabra Hummus: A popular brand of hummus, a creamy dip made from chickpeas and tahini.