
Hawaii, United States
Hawaiian Coconut Pudding
Haupia
Hawaiian coconut pudding, traditionally thickened with pia (Polynesian arrowroot) and now often made with cornstarch; chilled and served in squares.
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Hawaii, United States
Haupia
Hawaiian coconut pudding, traditionally thickened with pia (Polynesian arrowroot) and now often made with cornstarch; chilled and served in squares.

Hawaii, United States
A plate of rice topped with chicken in gravy and a pile of separate toppings — celery, pineapple, cheese, chow mein noodles.

Canada
A Canadian-invented pizza topped with ham and pineapple, set on a tomato-cheese base.

Hawaii, United States
A coarse, red-tinted sea salt from Hawaii, colored with iron-rich volcanic clay (alaea).

Yemen
هوايج
Spice blend used in mandi and other Yemeni-influenced dishes, cardamom, coriander, cumin, turmeric, and black pepper, aromatic and warming, cardamom-forward aroma with warming spice blend and yellowish color from turmeric, an essential Saudi ingredient.

Egypt
حواوشي
Baladi bread packed with seasoned minced meat, onion, peppers and herbs, then baked or griddled until the bread crisps around the juices.

United Kingdom
Hawick Balls is a traditional pastry from United Kingdom.

China
山楂汁
Pressed hawthorn juice, sharply sour and lightly sweetened, drunk cold and eaten also as pressed fruit rolls.

Japan
ハヤシライス
Beef and onions in a rich demi-glace-style brown sauce, served over rice; a yōshoku staple.

Turkey
Haydari is the thick strained-yoghurt-and-garlic meze stiffened with cheese and dill — set-firm where cacık runs thin and soupy.

United States
A lunch-counter plate of rice or chips with a creamy meat sauce and crisp toppings — a Midwestern diner dish.

Romania
Tobă
Pork head meat, tongue and skin set in aspic inside a stomach casing, sliced thin and eaten cold with mustard.

Costa Rica
Palmito
Heart of palm from pejibaye palm, tender and crisp similar to bamboo shoots, a Costa Rican specialty ingredient, fresh and delicate.

Mauritius
Salade de palmiste
The tender core of a felled palm shaved raw into ribbons and dressed simply, sometimes with smoked marlin or a light vinaigrette.

Cayman Islands
The official national dessert of the Cayman Islands (gazetted in 2024); a very dense, slightly sweet and spicy cake made from grated cassava, coconut milk, brown sugar, butter, and spices (nutmeg, cinnamon, allspice, cloves); almost the consistency of bread pudding; can also be made with yam, sweet potato, pumpkin, or breadfruit.

Australia
No-bake slice with biscuit, coconut, cocoa, and condensed milk, refrigerated and cut into squares, firm texture with good chocolate flavor, an Australian favorite.

Bavaria, Germany
Classic Bavarian wheat ale, top-fermented with mousse-like foam and cloudy appearance from high wheat content.

Chubu, Japan
へぎそば
Hegi soba, Niigata buckwheat noodles bound with funori seaweed and laid in ribbons on a wooden tray, is a named regional form with a distinct binder and presentation.

Argentina
Argentina's favorite ice cream flavor: creamy dulce de leche ice cream, often with swirls of caramel. A heladería staple, served by the kilo in every neighborhood.

Peru
Peruvian ice cream made from lúcuma, a golden Andean fruit with a sweet, mapley flavor. One of the most popular ice cream flavors in Peru.

Nariño, Colombia
Pasto's hand-churned ice cream: fruit pulp poured onto a metal paila set over ice and straw, worked against the cold by wrist until it freezes into dense, grainy scoops — a market craft dating to the 1800s.

Ecuador
An Ecuadorian artisanal ice cream from Salcedo, with unique flavors like avocado, cheese, and tropical fruits

Egypt
حلبة
A Egyptian hot fenugreek drink with sugar or honey, a winter and medicinal classic

Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
Helgoländer Knieper are claws of North Sea edible crab, boiled and served chilled or warm with their sweet meat.

Munich, Germany
Helles
German-style lager from Munich since 1894, Bavarian answer to Czech pilsner with malt-forward character.

Cyprus
Χαλλουμωτή
Bread or cake dough studded with chunks of halloumi and dried mint, baked until the cheese softens inside.

Sudan
Sorghum fermented with spices, hibiscus and fenugreek, dried into brittle sheets, then soaked in water to make the drink that breaks the Ramadan fast.

Havana, Cuba
A Cuban cocktail of white rum, grapefruit juice, maraschino liqueur, and lime — created for Ernest Hemingway.

Madagascar
Pork cooked with freshwater eel and Malagasy aromatics in a rich inland preparation.

China
烩面
Hui mian, the wide hand-pulled Henan noodle served in mutton broth, is a named provincial staple with its own restaurant chains.

United States
A Louisville steakhouse sauce of chutney, Worcestershire, and tomato, served at the Pendennis Club.

Ipoh, Malaysia
Ipoh flaky pastry filled with maltose and shallots, fragrant biscuit, flaky layers with fragrant shallot filling and not too sweet.

Herat, Afghanistan
زعفران هرات
Saffron grown around Herat, hand-picked at dawn in autumn and repeatedly rated among the world's best.

Azerbaijan
Kükü
Herb Kükü is an Azerbaijani skillet omelette packed with chopped greens and herbs, set into a tender slice rather than built around eggplant.

Georgia
Მხლოვანა
A flat bread filled with chopped wild greens, herbs and cheese, made in mountain villages when the spring greens come up.

Luxembourg
Kraiderzooss
Green herb sauce of chervil, chives and parsley, the classic partner for pike.