Embark on a culinary journey with our delightful guide to “100 Foods That Start with the Letter K.” From familiar kitchen staples to exotic delicacies, each entry in this list not only introduces you to a food item but also comes paired with a vivid image to enhance your experience. Get ready to expand your palate and learn more about the diversity and richness of foods that start with this intriguing letter.
1. Kabobs
2. Kabocha (Japanese pumpkin)
3. Kachori (Indian snack)
4. Kadai paneer (Indian dish)
5. Kadhi (Indian yogurt-based soup)
6. Kaffir lime
7. Kahlua
8. Kalakand (Indian sweet)
9. Kale
10. Kale chips
11. Kale salad
12. Kalimotxo (drink)
13. Kallumakkaya (mussels in Malayalam)
14. Kamaboko (Japanese fish cake)
15. Kambu (pearl millet)
16. Kamikaze (cocktail)
17. Kampyo (dried gourd strips)
18. Kanafa (Middle Eastern dessert)
19. Kanapki (Polish open sandwiches)
20. Kanelsnegl (Danish cinnamon roll)
21. Kangkong (water spinach)
22. Kanji (Indian fermented drink)
23. Kanom krok (Thai dessert)
24. Kansas City barbecue
25. Kaolin (edible clay, sometimes consumed for health or tradition)
26. Kapenta (dried fish)
27. Kapusniak (cabbage soup)
28. Karahi (Indian/Pakistani cooking pot and dishes cooked in it)
29. Kasha (buckwheat groats)
30. Kashk (fermented dairy product)
31. Kasseri (Greek cheese)
32. Katlama (Pakistani flatbread)
33. Katsu (Japanese breaded cutlet)
34. Katsu curry
35. Katsuobushi (dried bonito flakes)
36. Katte pongali (South Indian dish)
37. Katzelsuppe (German cat’s tongue cookies)
38. Kava
39. Kaymak (Turkish dairy product similar to clotted cream)
40. Kazandibi (Turkish burnt milk pudding)
41. Keema
42. Kefir
43. Ketchup
44. Key lime pie
45. Kidney beans
46. Kielbasa
47. Kimchi
48. King crab
49. Kingfish
50. Kipper snacks
51. Kippers
52. Kirsch
53. Kissel
54. Kit Kat
55. Kitchen sink cookies
56. Kitfo
57. Kiwano (horned melon)
58. Kiwi
59. Kiwi smoothie
60. Knackwurst
61. Knish
62. Knockwurst
63. Knotweed
64. Kofta
65. Kohlrabi
66. Koji
67. Kokam
68. Kolache
69. Kolbasa
70. Kombu
71. Kombucha
72. Konjac
73. Konnyaku (a type of jelly)
74. Korean barbecue
75. Korean pear
76. Korma
77. Kosher dill pickles
78. Kosher salt
79. Kotlet (Persian meat patties)
80. Kouign-amann (Breton pastry)
81. Kourabiedes (Greek cookies)
82. Kraut (short for sauerkraut)
83. Kringle (Scandinavian pastry)
84. Krispies (as in Rice Krispies)
85. Krupuk (Indonesian crackers)
86. Kuchen (German cake)
87. Kudzu
88. Kugel
89. Kugelhopf
90. Kulfi (Indian ice cream)
91. Kumera (sweet potato in Maori)
92. Kumquat
93. Kung Pao chicken
94. Kurrat (Egyptian leek)
95. Kushari (Egyptian dish)
96. Kutia (Eastern European wheat dish)
97. Kvass
98. Kvetch (Yiddish for complaining, sometimes used for foods too tart or bitter)
99. Kway teow (rice noodles)
100. Kyoho grapes
