• Tobias Rylander (Conceptual and Lighting designer in the fields of music and fashion, as well for museum expositions, illumination of outdoor landmarks and commercials for television)[1] [2] [3] [4] [5][6][7] [8] [9] [10]

• Albert Turk GmbH Co. KG - German blacksmith company making iron pans, shovels, etc. (Turk Metall).
• Blanket folding (ja:飾り毛布) - decorative folding applied to blanket; often seen in the rooms of cruise ships and ocean liners.
• Bumbo (furniture) - baby seat brand from South Africa ([11])
• Caligula's coffee table - Lost and found table of Caligula ([12])
• Cooking tripod ( - please add to Tripod
• Creative Centre of Excellence at Rogers Media
• Edo Kiriko(ja:江戸切子) - the cut glass' brand in Edo/Tokyo
• glass holder
• Goza (mat) (ja:ござ) - weaving glass mat in Japan and China.
• gueridon cart
• HUGABOO (seat) - baby seat brand ([13])
• Invictus Steelworks - Handmade original metal statement tables, sculptural tables and art furniture by juried steel artist Robert Simmons [14];
• Kayariki / mosquito pig (ja:蚊遣器) - mosquito coil's vessel.
• Kodai (dishplate)/Itozoko - ja:高台 (容器). The shape of dishplate's bottom.
• Moroccan Lantern – a.k.a. glass stand and cup rack
  • not to be confused with Podstakannik
• Pine Tree Lane - online destination to discover & shop designer interiors. Explore modern furniture, home decor, chairs & more from leading dubai's designer brands. ([15])
• Roentgens' Berlin Secretary Cabinet - 200-year-old secretary desk; (YouTube?)
• Sacker counter (ja:サッカー台)
• sømands hunde - traditional figurine in Denmark
• Gothic Home Decor if you want to give your home a mysterious look and appreciate old furniture with a rich history, with a light wood flooring for a Gothic Home Decor Idea may be for you. Gothic interior design
• Tcherassi Vilató - brand formed by the architect and designer duo Angelica Tcherassi and Jacob Vilató; launched first pieces during June 2013 at Barcelona Design Week: The MissUnderstood tables, TryAngle lounge chairs, Let´s Eat tables and Better than Chocolate sofas; [16]; [17]

• Sean Adams - American graphic design, author, educator, AIGA Medalist, ArtCenter Chair Graphic Design; burningsettlerscabin.com [18] [19] [20] [21] [22] [23].
• Jose Breaux - artist , pastelist, watercolorist; [24]
• Keenan Dailey (Graphic Designer, Producer, Illustrator, Filmmaker, Actor) ([25]; [26]; [27]; [28]; [29]; [30]; [31]; [32]; [33]; [34]; [35]; [36]; [37];)
• Diego Greco - comic illustrator; illustrator of Bad Dog (comics) written by Joe Kelly; background illustrator for Una película de huevos; IMDb; [38]; [39]; [40]; [41]; [42]; [43]
• Mike Kaye - Emmy Award-nominated graphic designer; [44], comic book creator; [45]; featured in news media sites and a radio show called The Collectors Show" with Harold Nicoll; [46], website designer; [47]
• Zak Kyes - art director and graphic designer; [48]; [49]; (perhaps more German resources?)
• Florian Nicolle - digital artist and illustrator; blends layers of newsprint, watercolor, pencil, and digital painting to create rich, frenetic portraits that seem to fly off the canvas; from Caen, France; started design at the age of 15 after being heavily inspired by his teacher (who specializes in sketch); [50][51][52]
• Dave Nodz (real name David Noddings) - record-sleeve and rave-flyer designer; responsible for many of the most famous record sleeves from the early 1990s hardcore-music scene (which later became drum & bass); notable for his work at Suburban Bass Records where his distinctive graphic style mixed comic book art with graffiti to create the distinctive graphics to a whole generations musical movement
• Scott Stowell - graphic and web designer; [53]; [54]

• A' Design Award - Award for good design, art and architecture. The A' Design Award & Competition organizes World Design Rankings, and operates designers.org and in process of constructing a larger design museum in Como, Italy, laureates include Google, Disney, Pepsi, Lenovo, among other brands. A' Design Award & Competition manages International Design News Network at http://idnn.org/ which means they publish winner design news in 109 languages, the award jury is 211 persons and entries are blind peer reviewed, and the competition is being organized since 2009. A' Design Award & Competition have published 47 hardcover books, all printed in Italy with Italian ISBN, Further information is as follows: business name: A' Design Award website: https://competition.adesignaward.com/ relevant categories: design awards, industrial design awards, interior design awards, architectural design awards. ^{[1] [2] [3][4][5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16] [17] [18] [19] [20] [21] [22] [23] [24] [25] [26] [27] [28] [29] [30] [31] [32] [33] [34] [35] [36] [37] [38] [39] [40][41]}
• AREAWARE - areaware.com - Founded by Noel Wiggins and Lisa Yashon in 2005, Areaware is a housewares and collectibles design retailer that provides contemporary artists with manufacturing and production expertise to bring their ideas to market. The origins of the company date back to the late 1980s where Wiggins and Yashon founded popular collectibles companies. Harmonyball^[42] and Harmony Kingdom^[43]. They have supported many artists and designers in the field of industrial design such as Harry Allen, Tobi Wong, Jonas Damon, and Susan Kare. Notable products include Tobias Wong's ON/OFF Switch ^[44], the first US distribution of Strida Folding Bikes ^[45], David Week's Cubebots ^[46], Harry Allen's Reality Series of cast objects ^[47], and repurposing Susan Kare's user-interface graphics into textile designs ^[48].
• David Collins Studio - Award-winning international interior architecture and design studio based in London, with 35 years experience. Responsible for creating some of London's best known bars and restaurants, such as the Blue Bar and The Berkeley, The Connaught Bar and The Wolseley. Founded by the late David Collins and Iain Watson in 1985, the Studio is now run by Watson following the death of Collins from skin cancer. Also has extensive experience in luxury retail design, most notably as interior designers for Harrods Food Halls and several fashion departments. Most recently, work includes designing restaurants and public areas of the new Nobu Hotel in London's Portman Square, and the newest cruise ship for Cunard. [62] [63] [64]
• Graphic Designo - international design firm; based in India; winner of 2013 top design firm in Delhi; graphicdesigno.com
• The Next Hint - Founded by Jitender Sharma, The Next Hint is a trusted source with unbiased information. We pursue the mission by producing balanced, accurate, and comprehensive content for a global audience. We take accuracy as a priority over speed in our reporting. We have built a global reputation as a reliable source of news for people around the world. We use to bring the facts that are beyond disputes. We are targeting the content that people are looking for. Our motive is to give a voice to the people through our platform! It’s time to take one step forward with us for a better tomorrow!
• Pop Chart Lab - Brooklyn-born design studio transforming pop culture data into an array of infinitely-detailed charts that appeal to the culture junkie (and home decor obsessed) in all of us; [65]; [66]; [67]; [68] [69]
• Raffles Design International - rafflesmumbai.com - Raffles Design International is a subsidiary of Raffles Education Corporation Limited. Establishing its first college in 1990 at Singapore, it has grown to be the largest private education group with 22 colleges in 20 cities across 12 countries across Asia-Pacific and Europe. Its current board members & directors are Doris Chung Gim Lian, John Rick Tham, Kai How Ong, Nissar Mohammad and Lorraine Cecelia Esteves.
• Splice Today - currently redirects to Russ Smith (publisher) - Web publication founded in 2008 by former New York Press publisher Russ Smith. Features an eclectic range of authors and topics, with an emphasis on politics and the arts. [70][71]

• 250 guilder note - designed by Ootje Oxenaar; should be a standalone article due to the amount of coverage in the graphic design community; could be similar in presentation to the 200 euro note; [72]
• Ball (heraldry) (it:Palla (araldica))
• Cubify Touch - 3D mouse designed for Cubify Sculpt software;[73]; [74]; [75]
• language icon - an initiative to create an artificial globally recognizable icon, to be used not only web but for real-
• List of stamp production houses by country
• mourning flag (ja:弔旗)

• Robert Jarvie - metalworker; [76]
• Karl Kipp - metal artist; from Roycroft;[77]; [78]; [79]
• Steven Kretchmer - jeweler and metalworker; [80]
• Aldo Pero, Italian sculptor active in the USA, for example in Memphis, Tennessee
• Benjamin Smith II (silversmith) -1764 - London 1823 (cf.[81])

• globetti - beads in relief; described at papal bull
• gold enameled (gold enamel) - term is widely used, but I could not find a definition
• The Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Company/The Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Co.Ltd
• Gustav Klingert - cloisonne enamel workshop; established 1866, Moscow; plus other workshops listed in article at [82]
• Henin & Cie./Henin & Co.
• Samsun web tasarım online destination to discover & shop designer interiors.
• James Deakin & Sons Ltd - 1865 - 1940? Sheffield
• Joseph Gloster
• Piene del Viento (Wind Comb) - San Sebastian sculpture by Eduardo Chillida (his article seems to identify sculpture as Haizeen orrazia); es:Peine del Viento; [83]

• Back the blue mural (A pro-police mural covering the road on front of the TPD headquarters in Tampa, Florida that was panned by many online due to the difficult-to-read letters)
• Blik wall decal.
• contemporary design.
• French decorative styles - (there is already this: French Decorative styles during the Reign of Louis XVI (1774-1791))
• Hitler teapot - In 2013 JCPenney caused a controversy by selling a teapot some said resembled Adolf Hitler. [84]; [85]
• Lembo-Bohn Design.
• Magisso - Finnish multi-awarded design company; magisso.com
• Pin-back Button Maker (A device that creates Pin-Back Buttons) (Pin-back buttons already has a page. This link displays pin-back button makers available for sale http://canadianbuttonmakers.ca/ there are many others. )
• shade lamp
• Zolo Inc. - toy company; founded by Sandra Higashi and Byron Glazerin 1986; [86]; [87]; [88]; specializes in designing free-form, gender-neutral constructio toys; [89]; [90]; toy designs have been featured in and honored at museums ([91], [92]) and spawned Pixar animated Nickelodeon shorts ([93]) as well as wining numerous awards ([94]); has partnered with several other companies ([95], [96]) and has expanded into books ([97]) and decor ([98]) items; has created phone apps ([99], [100]) and tech accessories ([101])

• Barry Deck Type Designer, one of 23 selected in MoMa's first type acquisition, mentioned on the Standard Deviations exhibition page. His types were hugely influential on the era.
• Just Van Rossum Another type designer, one of 23 selected in MoMa's first type acquisition, mentioned on the Standard Deviations exhibition page. Big name in type technology, he's in every type history book.

• Wood Type The method of making large letters, made feasible by mechanised inventions from 1820 onwards. The technique and its era created the style famous in western movies' wanted posters. Hamilton Wood Type has a good history, which rationalises its importance, but I'd stil base this on the multitude of books written about the history of type. None of the technical pages of printing adress the design side with any clarity.
• The missing typefaces from Moma's first acquisition of historically significant type, these are simply the faces that are not linked on that page. Walker (typeface), MoMA's rationale, Retina (typeface)^[50], Oakland (typeface)^[51], Miller (typeface)^[52], Mercury (typeface)^[53], Mason (typeface)^[54], Mantina (typeface)^[55], Keedy Sans (typeface)^[56], HTF Didot (typeface)^[57], FF Din (typeface)^[58], FF Blur (typeface)^[59], FF Beowolf (typeface)^[60]. Some of these may added to existing pages, such as FF Din into DIN 1451, but they'd need to be linkable, that's the main thing. Wikipedia does not at present explain the historical significance it has mentioned on that page.
• Bebas Neue (typeface) - One of the most popular free fonts (pl) Github
• Characters Font Foundry - Dutch type foundry website
• Charlemagne (typeface) - a serif typeface designed by Carol Twombly in 1989, design is based on Byzantine inscriptions (info source: articles Carol Twombly and Lithos)
• Dharma Type - Japan base type foundry website
• English smalls
• Heldustry - in 1978, photo type designer Phil Martin (designer) added "just the right touch of Eurostile's squareness" to Helvetica and created a new font for a cable-television news network boyama
• The League of Moveable Type - a group of creators who design typefaces free for download; will soon also have a newsletter available to those who sign up on how to create your own type; theleagueofmoveabletype.com; mentioned in Goudy Old Style and Franklin Gothic
• modifier letter circumflex accent
• NAR (typeface) (ja:ナール) - One of the most common typefaces in Japanese television shows
• Rimmer Type Foundry - Jim Rimmer's foundry; credited with over 190 digital and seven metal typefaces; [102]
• Sitka (typeface) - typeface created by Microsoft involving multiple styles for different sizes
• Stone (font family) (or Stone Sans and Stone Serif separately)

• Ahmed Al Qaheri (طباخ بحريني) - Bahraini celebrity chef with many television shows, YouTube and articles; [103]
• Pailin Chongchitnant – Vancouver-based Thai food cooking instructor, YouTuber, and author; who has been featured on NPR, Serious Eats, and Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. [104]; [105]; [106]; [107]; [108]; [109]; [110]; [111]; [112]; ISBN 978-0449017050; hot-thai-kitchen.com
• Jessica Leigh Clark-Bojin (Pie Artist, featured on CNN, the Chew, Food Network, etc. Full press list in sources link) ([113])
• Betty Cronin, a food scientist and bacteriologist at Swanson and later Campbell Soup Company who developed the first commercially successful TV dinner in 1953. Like most women of her time during the 1950s, her contributes to the industry are often overlooked. A 21st century writer called her "the mother of the TV dinner". She died in 2016 at the age of 88. [114]; [115]; [116]; [117]; [118]; [119]; [120]; [121]; [122]; [123]; [124]; [125]
• HidaMari Cooking - Japanese cooking channel with more than 2.5 million subscribers [126]
• Ivan Day - A specialist of the historic food of England. [127]
• Kevin Diez (also known as Chef "KD") - award-winning Cajun French chef; known for his fried catfish, jambalaya, and gold-medal-winning gumbo; television host for outdoor show Chef KD's Outdoors and More; featured on the alligator-hunter edition of AMC's Gene Simmons Family Jewels
• Daniel Green (chef) (req. 2009-8-28) - British chef, author, host of cooking and travel shows; [128]
• Zachary Golper (chef) - 5 time James Beard nominated "Best Baker", owner and chef at Bien Cuit Bakery. Author of cookbook "Bien Cuit: The Art of Bread"; biencuit.com; [129] [130]
• Jawed Halepota - Chef, Personal Chef for Marcus Smart, Jaylen Brown, Devin McCourty, Jason McCourty and Duron Harmon ([131])
• Callum Hann - currently redirects to MasterChef Australia (series 2) - Chef, Culinary Instructor, Two-Time Masterchef Australia Alumnus, and Popular Public Figure; also see MasterChef Australia (series 12)
• Ai Hosokawa (chef) - Japanese chef; [132]
• John Higgins (chef) - former chef de partie, Queen Elizabeth II; former chef, Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother; former executive chef, King Edward Hotel in Toronto; director, George Brown College's chef school; roux   19:33, 20 June 2009 (UTC) [133][reply]
• Jordan Kahn - chef director of Red Medicine, much-noted Vietnamese and neo-Nordic restaurant in Beverly Hills, California; [134]; [135]; [136][137]; [138]
• Madeline Kamman - [139]
• Grace Massa Langlois - author of Grace's Sweet Life: Homemade Italian Desserts published in May 2012 by Ulysses Press hd film izle; food writer, blogger, and author & publisher of Grace's Sweet Life; Top Contributor in the Google Help Forums (Webmaster Central Help Forum) and specializes in structured data, schema markup
• Robert Linxe - founder, La Maison du Chocolat
• Ben Milbourne - currently redirects to Ben's Menu - restauranteur, chef, school teacher, 5 TV shows: MasterChef Australia (series 4) MasterChef Australia (series 7) Ben's Menu Tasting Tasmania Food Lab by Ben Milbourne - [140][141][142][143][144][145][146]
• Segev Moshe (or Moshe Segev; I don't know which is correct) he:משה שגב - Official site. Celebrity chef from Israel. Infamous for serving Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe (who was visiting Israel) pieces of chocolate in a shoe-shaped metal bowl. ([147], [148], [149], [150]) That shoe was apparently made by Tom Dixon.
• Jan O'Connell, Australian writer and food historian. [151]; [152]; [153];[154]; [155]; ( ISBN 9781742235349 )
• Karen Portaleo (Cake and Chocolate Artist) [156] [157] [158] [159] [160] [161] [162] [163] [164] [165] [166] [167]
• Reynold Poernomo - Chef, Restaurateur, Two-Time Masterchef Australia Alumnus, and Popular Public Figure; MasterChef Australia (series 7) MasterChef Australia (series 12)
• Richard Sax - Prolific cooking writer and chef, author of Classic Home Deserts [168]
• Jonathon Sawyer - currently redirects to Cleveland Hustles - James Beard Award-winning chef and restaurateur, author of two books, has appeared on national TV and been profiled by reliable national media sources in the U.S., which have referred to him as a celebrity chef. [169][170][171][172]
• Lesego Semenya - (Also known as LesDaChef) - South African Celebrity Chef, Author and judge on Top Chef SA [173], [174], [175], [176], [177], [178], [179], [ht
• Laura Sharrad - Chef and Two-Time Masterchef Australia Runner-Up; MasterChef Australia (series 6) MasterChef Australia (series 12)
• Tadateru Tokudaiji - American chef; [180]
• Félix Urbain-Dubois - mid-19th-century French chef; [181]
• Chris Valdes - Latin Celebrity Chef [182], Food Network Star Season 14 Finalist [183], and host of "Cooking With Chris" [184]
• Laura Villanueva - Nutritionist [185], Founder of Eat Your Nutrition website. [186]
• Mark Wiens - [187]
• Michael Wignall (michael-wignall.co.uk) - two Michelin stars, five AA Rosettes; chef, Michael Wignall at The Latymer; [188]; creative consultant at Cafe Football; has made numerous television appearances, including MasterChef: The Professionals; worked on projects with supermarket Lidl, including Stockholm pop-up Dill ([189]).
• David Wondrich Esquire (magazine)'s longtime drinks correspondent/barstool historian

• 4Rivers - smoke-house restaurant chain; Central Florida; 4rsmokehouse.com
• 4 Hands Brewing Co. - brewery; Saint Louis Missouri; 4handsbrewery.com
• Aasani - cashews; sold in British supermarkets, e.g. [190]
• Ali Baba (restaurant) - Restaurant / Take Away www.alibaba.com.au
• The All American Burger - regional American fast-food restaurant chain; founded in 1968 in Los Angeles, California, by Aaron Binder; made famous in the film Fast Times At Ridgemont High; [191]; [192]; [193]; [194]; [195]; [196]
• Aloha (brand) - healthy lifestyle brand; based in New York, NY; aloha.com; [197]
• Archie's (Burgers Shakes Waffles) - Fast growing food chain the United Kingdom, with key locations in the United Kingdom [198] [199] [200] [201] [202] [203]
• Astor Wines & Spirits - store; New York, NY; astorwines.com
• Aunt Bessie's Tidgy Puds (Miniture Yorshire Puddings, previously available in the UK. Seemingly renamed to Mini Yorkshires) [204]
• Autobar UK Ltd - part of the European Autobar Group; vending and coffee company; includes Cafe Bar UK; autobar.co.uk
• Bajio Mexican Grill - Utah-based Mexican food franchise chain; was located in eleven states; [205]; [206]; [207]; [208]; [209]
• Bareburger - organic burger franchise; bareburger.com
• Batch Gin - English micro distillery; specialises in developing unique gins; batchbrew.co.uk
• Beef-A-Roo - Northern Illinois; beefaroo.com
• The Beer Connoisseur - Online magazine that explores beer culture both in America and abroad through in-depth beer reviews, international travel articles, brewery tours, profiles of industry personalities, recipes and pairings, style studies, and more; beerconnoisseur.com; [210]; [211]; [212]; [213]
• Bellacino's - Michigan-based fast-food restaurant chain; specializes in pizzas and hot sandwiches known as grinders; founded by a relative of the founder of Mancino's; bellacinos.com; [214]; [215]; [216]; [217]
• Beto's - Mexican food restaurant; [218]
• Between the Bread - catering company; betweenthebread.com
• Bibibop Asian Grill - An American quick serve Asian cuisine chain that bought the locations of the defunct ShopHouse Southeast Asian Kitchen chain and s a sister company to Charleys Philly Steaks; [219]; [220]; [221]; [222]; [223]; [224]; bibibop.com
• Bien Cuit Bakery- NYC bakery founded by 5-time James Beard "Best Baker" nominee Zachary Golper. "One Of The 10 Best Baguettes in America" Bon Appetit. "The Absolute Best Croissant In New York" Grubstreet; biencuit.com; [225] [226]
• Black's Barbecue - family-run since 1932; one of the four restaurants born from "The Barbecue Capital of Texas", Lockhart, Texas; locations now open in San Marcos and Austin; blacksbbq.com; [227]; [228]; [229]; [230]; [231]
• Blue Baker - sandwich chain in College Station, Texas; bluebaker.com
• Blue Chip Group - specializes in manufacturing food storage, outdoor foods, everyday soups; parent company for Augason Farms (food storage), Grizzly Ridge (food) (outdoor foods), and Crown Canyon (soup pouches); bluechipgroup.net; augasonfarms.com; grizzlyridge.com;,
• Bob's Famous Ice Cream - ice cream shop; started about 1980 in the Capital Hill neighborhood of Washington, D.C.; [232][233]
• The Bombay Canteen - opened by Floyd Cardoz in 2015
• Boyd Coffee Company - boyds.com/about/history.html
• Briggs Original - Hard seltzer company based out of Boston, MA. Launched in 2017 by Neil Quigley and Michael Kurson, Briggs Original Boston Cranberry is the only hard seltzer made with 100% real fruit. They source cranberries locally in Massachusetts and package the product in Somerville, MA. The company hosts Briggs Fest, a hip-hop music festival in Boston. Briggs Fest 2017 was headlined by Sammy Adams, Waka Flocka Flame, and B.o.B. It was held at The Lawn on D in South Boston. Co-founder Neil Quigley is a Certified Cicerone and was recognized as the youngest in the world when he received his certification at age 20. - briggsoriginal.com; [234] [235] [236] [237] [238] [239] [240] [241] [242]
• Bright Dairy & Food Co. / Shanghai Bright Dairy - see 2008 Chinese milk scandal
• Brownstones Coffee - breakfast and lunch restaurant; located in Amityville, New York; soon to be franchise chain; brownstonescoffee.com
• Brunning and Price Pub chain UK.
• Bryant's Cocktail Lounge - Historic cocktail lounge located in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Started by Bryant Sharp and his wife Edna Sharp in 1938, the lounge is still in business and historically accurate today. Bryant's has a unique system of ordering where customers order using descriptors and mood, rather than referencing a menu. Bryant's maintains a rolodex of over 450 unique historic cocktails; three famous cocktails were invented at Bryant's Cocktail Lounge by Bryant Sharp in the 1940s: the Pink Squirrel, the Banana Banshee, and the Blue Tail Fly. [243]; [244]; [245]
• The Bubble Lounge - chain of Champagne lounges; locations in TriBeCa, New York City, and North Beach, San Francisco; largest selection of Champagne and sparkling wine from around the world; bubblelounge.com
• Bubblebase - first bubble-tea bar in Wales; established 2012; located in Cardiff; bubblebase.co.uk; [246]
• The Bucket Brewery - nanobrewery; located in Pawtucket, Rhode Island; bucketbrewery.com/history
• Burger Continental - restaurant in Pasadena, California, specializes in burgers and Middle Eastern food; became famous for providing food to both Caltech students and also to jurors on the O. J. Simpson trial and also for jurors at the trials of Robert Blake and the Menendez brothers. [247]; web.archive.org/web/2020*/burgercontinentalpasadena.com; [248]; [249]; [250]; [251]; [252]; [253]; [254]; [255]

• Cafe Bar UK - beverage solutions company; specialising in coffee; part of European Autobar Group; cafebar.co.uk
• Cali BBQ - restaurant in Spring Valley, California; owned by Shawn Walchef and Rositsa Walchef; also owns and operates Cali BBQ Media; well-known for slow-smoked barbecue, cocktails to go, and from many media appearances on television, print, online; social media following @calicomfortbbq and @calibbq; [256]; [257]; [258]; [259]; [260]; calibbq.media
• The Carving Board - sandwich restaurant in Tarzana, California; featured on the Travel Channel's Sandwich Paradise 2 series; has opened second restaurant in Hollywood; eattheboard.com; [261]
• Cassell’s Hamburgers - a highly rated Los Angeles hamburger diner that has been in business since 1948; cassellshamburgers.com; [262]; [263]; [264]; [265]; [266]; [267]; [268]; [269]; [270]; [271]; [272]; [273]
• ClusterTruck Food Delivery - A delivery-only restaurant that uses technology to revolutionize how customers order food on demand [274]; [275]; [276]; [277]; [278]; [279]; [280]; [281]; [282]; [283]; [284]
• Coca-Cola Beverages Pakistan Limited - Coca-Cola bottling partner in Pakistan; governed by Coca-Cola İçecek A.Ş., an anchor bottler and a part of the Coca-Cola system
• The CoffeeCrave - high-caffeine coffee brand; based in Atlanta, Georgia; thecoffeecrave.com; [285]
• Colton's Steakhouse - American regional franchise/chain in the Midsouth; coltonssteakhouse.com
• Colorado Steakhouse - defunct American national chain; closed a few years ago; [286]; [287]
• Corti Brothers - supermarket in Sacrament, California; cortibros.biz
• Cosmopolitan Catering - corporate catering company; located in Sunnyvale, California; cosmocaters.com; [288]; [289]
• Costa Vida - regional Mexican-food chain that is located primarily on the West Coast; costavida.com; [290]; [291]
• Creature Comforts Brewery - craft brewery; in Athens, Georgia; opened 2014; receiving many awards; creaturecomfortsbeer.com; [292]; [293]
• Cuckoo Restaurant - German / Bavarian-themed restaurant; Olinda, Melbourne, Australia; cuckoorestaurant.com.au
• Daiichi Baking(ja:第一屋製パン)
• Delicious Mexican Eatery - mexican restaurant; in El Paso, Texas; Founded 1978; Winner or many awards; deliciousmexicaneatery.com;[294]
• Di Bruno Bros. - founders, Italian Market in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; culinary pioneers since 1939; dibruno.com
• Don Simon (company) - donsimonuk.com or donsimon.com; Spain's number-one fruit juice, wine and sangria brand
• Dog Tag Brewing - dogtagbrewing.com profits from the sale of Dog Tag Legacy Lager go to support charities selected or created by Gold Star Families, those who have lost someone in the USA military service. Each can of Dog Tag Legacy Lager features the name of a fallen warrior whose family is a grant recipient from Dog Tag Foundation. Families choose how the money is spent to best create a legacy for their fallen family member. Founded and run by veterans, Dog Tag Brewing is dedicated to preserving the legacies of fallen warriors.
• DONQ (ja:ドンク)
• Duggal Greenhouse - venue in Brooklyn Navy Yard; hosted the April 14, 2016, Democratic Party presidential debate; duggalgreenhouse.com: [295]; [296]
• D'usse (Cognac) – Cognac created by Shawn Carter Enterprise, Bacardi Limited and Château de Cognac. [297]
• E. Greenfield and Sons – New York corporation; located on Lorimer Street in Brooklyn; largest candy manufacturer in the world in 1908; [298]
• Elephant Gin – gin producer contributing to African elephant conservation www.masterofmalt.com/gin/elephant-gin/elephant-dry-gin/
• El Patio (restaurant) - Mexican restaurant; in Holland Village, Singapore; elpatio.com.sg
• Elgin Street Diner - landmark restaurant in Ottawa, Ontario; elginstreetdiner.com; [299]
• Enchilositos Treats – A family owned Mexican-American candy company that went viral in 2020 with their sweet and sour treats. enchilositostreats.com; [300]; [301]; [302]; [303]; [304]; [305]
• Encona Sauces - British chili-sauce manufacturer; the UK's top-selling hot-pepper-sauce brand; enconasauces.co.uk; [306]

• feedfeed - digital cooking publication and website; thefeedfeed.com; social media cooking community; instagram.com/thefeedfeed: epicurian influencer network, and most common way for people to share their cooking on social media, i.e. #feedfeed [307][308] [309] [310]
• Fexy - Fexy: fexy.com is a media and technology company launched in 2016 that owns a collection of food and lifestyle focused sites including Simply Recipes: www.simplyrecipes.com ; Serious Eats: www.seriouseats.com ; Road Food: roadfood.com, Relish: relish.com ; The Food Lab: www.seriouseats.com/the-food-lab and more. It was founded by Cliff and Lisa Sharples - Lisa used to be the president of Allrecipes.com allrecipes.com. [311][312] [313] [314] [315]
• Fish Tales (brand) - Dutch sustainable seafood brand; well-known for their view on sustainibility. ; fish-tales.com; [316];
• Flame Broiler (restaurant) - restaurant chain in the United States; 181 locations in five states; advertise themselves as "the healthy choice"; flamebroilerusa.com#a-healthy-choice; [317]; [318]; [319]
• Flying Heart Brewing - first brewery in Bossier Parish, Louisiana; located in historic Central Fire Station 6; serves six flagship beers and rotating seasonals; flyingheartbrewing.com; Grand Opening; [320]
• Food Politic: Journal of Food News and Culture - online publication; focuses on food issues worldwide; foodpolitic.com
• Food Timeline - Internet food history resource; was maintained by culinary historian Lynne Olver (1958–2015); foodtimeline.org; [321]; [322]; [323]^{[dead link]}; [324]; [325]; [326]; archived post about the Food Timeline by food writer John T. Edge; [327]^{[dead link]}; [328]; [329][330]; her work is listed at the Library of Congress [331]; her obituary [332]
• Francois (Japanese bakeries) (ja:フランソア)
• Fresh Thyme - currently redirects to Meijer, section "Fresh Thyme Farmers Market" – regional supermarket chain based in Illinois; and partially owned by Meijer; [333]; [334]; [335]; [336]; freshthyme.com
• Freshtohome - dedicated E-commerce for meat products in India & UAE. [337],[338], [339], [340]
• Friary Meaux - former British brewing company and pub chain owners
• G. D. Ritzy's - regional fast-food chain; specializes in hamburgers, sandwiches, salads, and homemade ice cream; founded in 1980 by former Wendy's executive Graydon Webb in Columbus, Ohio; has a 1950s diner theme; [341]; [342]; [343]; [344]; [345]; [346]
• Gandolfo's (Gandolfo's New York Delicatessen) - chain of sandwich restaurants; mostly located in the western U.S.; gandolfosdeli.com; [347]; [348]
• Garcia's Pizza in a Pan - Illinois-based chain of pizza restaurants; sells pizza by the slice; founded in 1971 near the main campus of the University of Illinois; [349]; [350]; [351]; [352]; [353]; [354]; [355]
• Glenny's - manufactures healthy snacks, including Soy Crisps, Fruit & Nut Bars and 100-Calorie Brownies; glennys.com
• Grace Pastries - defunct award-winning bakery chain; founded by George Izumi; operated in Los Angeles during the middle part of the 20th century; [356]; [357]; [358]; [359]; [360]; [361]; [362]; [363]; also see, back issues of the Los Angeles-based Rafu Shimpo newspaper
• Great Wine Capitals of the World - a network of cities that have a major wine industry [364]
• Green Sheep Water - Bottled Water brand launched in 2014 in Chicago. The company has still and sparkling water in 16-ounce bottled water brands and still water 12-ounce cans. Aluminum is infinitely recyclable and gets recycled more than 2x as often as plastic, glass and cartons. The company works with Yellowstone National Park, Monterey Bay Aquarium, Woodland Park Zoo, and more. www.greensheepwater.com, [365], [366], [367], [368]
• Gropp’s Famous Fish of Stroh - Fort Wayne, Indiana restaurant; First store was opened in 1955 and last one closed on March 25, 2016. The business served the northeast Indiana region for over 60 years. The last store closed due to the retirement of its owners, Fred and Stacia Andriano. [369]
• Groundwork Coffee - chain of third wave coffee shops in Los Angeles, CA and Portland, OR; founded in the early 90s, first store was opened in Venice, CA. The company has expanded across LA and up to Portland. [370], [371], [372]; www.groundworkcoffee.com
• Güero Canelo - Tucson, Arizona, subcult taco stand; mentioned in Calexico band's lyrics; elguerocanelo.com; [373]; [374]
• Hale and Hearty - restaurant chain; haleandhearty.com
• Havmor Ice Cream - ice cream vendor; located in India; havmor.com
• Hawkes Brewing Company
• The Healthy Butcher - Toronto butcher; specializes in 100% grass-fed and organic meats, and sourcing local, natural real food; thehealthybutcher.com
• Hissho Sushi - foodservice and distribution company; [375]; [376]
• Hobo Joe's - former restaurant chain; existed during the 1960s and 1970s; involved politicians, organized crime, and murder in Arizona during the 1960s; [377]; [378]
• Hoot Owl (restaurant) - Restaurant and Bar in a historic rural location in New York's Hudson Valley; mostly finger food; originally built in 1856; known as the Hoot Owl since 1947; historically was a speakeasy, brothel, mafia hangout, and biker bar; www.hootowlrestaurant.com
• Inwood Tavern The oldest continuously operating bar in Dallas [379]
• Ito-Pan (ja:伊藤製パン)

• Jancis Robinson's Wine Course - [380]
• Janko's Little Zagreb - awarding-winning steakhouse in Indiana; [381]; [382]; littlezagrebs.com
• JARDESCA - the Californian Apéritif; jardesca.com; [383]
• Joella's Hot Chicken – A Louisville, Kentucky-based barbecue chicken restaurant chain. joellas.com; [384]; [385]; [386];[387]; [388]; [389]; [390]; [391]; [392]; [393]; [394]
• Johnson's Popcorn - popcorn vendor known around the Jersey Shore area, particularly the boardwalk
• June 20th Group - dining society; members include John Mortimer; based in Camden, London
• Kelsen Group ([395])
• Kendal Nutricare - British nutrition company based in Kendal, Cumbria. Factory bought from Heinz in 2015. The company specialises in the manufacture of health care products, baby formulas, cereals & nutrition shakes. www.kendalnutricare.com;[396]; [397]; [398]; [399]
• Knudsen Dairy (later known as Knudsen Foods and Knudsen Corp.) - at one time the largest dairy operation on the West Coast; bankrupt 1986; [400]; [401][402]
• kuhteilen.ch - first crowd-butchering website in Switzerland; share a cow with others and get sustainable organic beef delivered at home; kuhteilen.ch
• K-zoo Coney - Restaurant located in the "Bronco Mall" of Western Michigan University, serving American fare including burgers, fries and coney dogs. [403]
• Larsen Danish Seafood ([404])
• Le Perigord - classic French restaurant in Manhattan (New York City); opened 1964; one of the last remaining restaurants from the days when haute French cuisine flourished in New York City; leperigord.com; [405]; [406]
• Lion Coffee - coffee producer in Hawaii; claims to be the oldest continuously operating coffee producer in the United States; lioncoffee.com
• Little Bay Restaurants - small group of modern European restaurants in London, Brighton and Belgrade; famous for the "Pay What You Think It's Worth" campaign; littlebay.co.uk; Jimmyd91 (talk) 14:27, 28 August 2013 (UTC)[reply]
• London Lemming Cocktail - [407] (also see Johnny English Strikes Again)
• Luca Pizza di Roma - chain of pizza restaurants; mainly found in major shopping malls; pizzadiroma.com; [408]; [409]
• Luther's Bar-B-Q - chain of barbeque restaurants based in Houston; founded in 1975; later acquired by Pappas Restaurants; [410]; [411]; [412]; [413]
• Major Food Group - New York-based restaurant and hospitality company
• Mancino's Pizza & Grinders - Michigan-based fast food restaurant chain; founded late 1930s; specializesin pizzas and hot sandwiches known as grinders; mancinospizzaandgrinders.com; [414]; [415]; [416]; [417]; [418]; [419]; [420]
• Marché - international restaurant chain; based in Switzerland; prepares European style foods right in front of the customer; company returned to Toronto in 2010, plans to expand throughout Canada, and eventually return to the United States; marche-restaurants.com; [421]; [422]; [423]; [424]; [425]
• Meers Store & Restaurant - historic dining establishment in Meers, Oklahoma; since 1901; www.meersstore.com/history.html
• Meritage Alliance - overseer of Meritage wine
• Military Energy Gum - Caffeine gum used in military rations; militaryenergygum.com;
• Monte Creek Ranch Winery - ranch and winery in the newer wine region of Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada; montecreekranchwinery.com; [426]; [427]; [428]; [429]; [430]; [431]
• Moon Cheese - 100% dehydrated cheese snack; www.mooncheese.com; [432]; [433]; [434]
• Mother Bear's Pizza - award-winning pizza restaurant; located in Indiana; founded in 1973; motherbearspizza.com; [435]; [436]; [437]

• Nakamuraya (ja:中村屋) - A famous bakery and food industry in Tokyo, Japan.
• Naked Winery - Oregon and Washington premium winery; risqué labels; nakedwinery.com
• Needler's Fresh Market – a regional supermarket chain based in Ohio that bought many former Marsh Supermarkets locations; needlersfreshmarket.com
• Nello's - restaurant on the Upper East Side of Manhattan (New York City); run by Nello Balan; [438]
• New Orleans Ice Cream Company; neworleansicecream.com
• NORPAC Foods - Pacific Northwest's largest fruit and vegetable processor; norpac.com
• O8sis.com - website; offers tips for women, mostly dining; o8sis.com
• Olympia Coffee Roasting Co. - An award-winning, small-lot coffee roasting company located in Olympia, Washington. Founded in 2005 by Terry Ziniewicz with the mission to roast coffee for wholesale and later opened a small cafe with views of the roasting process. Terry Ziniewicz was also part owner of Espresso Parts www.espressoparts.com at the time and in 2010 decided to sell his interest in Olympia Coffee Common Name. Sam Schroeder, Olympia Coffee's first employee and Oliver Stormshak, bought the company in 2010 and took over all operations. Stormshak had previously worked in the coffee industry for Dunkin' Dounuts, Starbucks and Batdorf & Bronson. After the company changed hands, Olympia Coffee began to win regional and national awards in the coffee industry and started gaining recognition and is considered one of the best coffee companies in the Pacific Northwest. Olympia Coffee currently has five Washington locations; one in West Seattle, one in Tacoma's historic Proctor neighborhood and three in Olympia. olympiacoffee.com [439]; [440]; [441]; [442]; [443]; [444]; [445];
• Ono Hawaiian BBQ - A rapidly expanding Southern California-based Hawaiian plate lunch restaurant chain that have over 80 locations mostly in California and Arizona. [446]; [447]; [448]; [449]; [450]; [451]; onohawaiianbbq.com
• Opihr - Opihr Oriental Spiced Gin; opihr.com
• OPTP - One Potato Two Potato, a fast food chain; Pakistan; optp.biz
• Orange Bowl (pizzeria) - pizza chain mentioned on Murders of Katherine and Sheila Lyon; Orange Bowl pizza
• Oregano's Pizza Bistro - pizza chain in Arizona; oreganos.com
• OxyOse - appears to be a British liquor company; [452]; oxyose.co.uk
• Pantera's Pizza - defunct pizza chain; existed during the 1980s until it was forced to file for bankruptcy after expanding too fast, absorbing other chains, including Pizza Inn and some Godfather's Pizza locations; [453]; [454]; [455]
• Perfect Daily Grind - trade publication about the coffee sector; [456]; [457], [458], [459], [460], [461], [462], [463], [464], [465], [466], [467], [468], [469]; also often referenced on Wikipedia as a source [470], [471], [472], [473], [474], [475], [476], [477]
• Phoenix Bakery - family-owned bakery in Los Angeles; [478]; [479]; [480]; [481]; phoenixbakeryinc.com
• Pizza Antica - California restaurant chain; pizzaantica.com
• PIZZACOOC (ja:ピザクック) - pizza chain in Fukuoka, Japan.
• Pizza Pocket (ja:ピザポケット) - pizza chain in west Japan.
• Pisqueya - Pisqueya (pis-keh-yah) is a Latinx-American food company that offers high-quality, all-natural, vegan, preservative-free, NO MSG, and Recycled Packaging products. Specialize in hot sauces & adobo Latin seasoning. Roots hail from the Dominican Republic but they've been operating in Brooklyn since 1986. Every Pisqueya recipe is an original family recipe and all of their peppers are sourced fresh, directly from farms in the Dominican Republic; [482] [483], [484], [485], [486], [487], [488], [489], [490]
• Porto's Bakery & Cafe - bakery; started by Rosa Porto in Cuba, 1960; portosbakery.com
• Prego Della Piazza - one of the oldest fine-dining restaurants in Toronto; [491]; [492]
• Project Pollo – fast growing fast casual vegan restaurant chain that specialize in serving plant-based chickenless chicken sandwiches and other meat-free entrees. [493]; [494]; [495]; [496]; [497]; [498]; [499]; [500]; [501]; projectpollo.com
• Raw Nibbles Ltd - company; makes raw and free-from chocolate bars, brownies and other goodies; rawnibbles.co.uk
• Red Hot World Buffet - UK restaurant chain; serves food from all around the world; redhotworldbuffet.com
• Red Iguana - restaurant in Salt Lake City; specializes in southern Mexican food, such as moles; [502][503]; [504]; [505]
• Red Medicine (restaurant) - Vietnamese and neo-Nordic restaurant in Beverly Hills, California (may have closed or moved in October 2014); redmedicinela.com; [506]; [507]; [508]; [509]; [510]
• Road 13 Vineyards - British Columbia winery; produces high-quality blended wines; www.road13vineyards.com
• Roaring Lion (company) - Los Angeles-based energy-drink company; roaringlion.com
• Rounds Burgers - regional burger chain; based in Southern California; roundsburgers.com; [511]
• Rudy's Lakeside - eating establishment in Oswego, NY, near SUNY Oswego; rudyshot.com
• RYOYU (ja:リョーユーパン) - A bakery company in Kyushu, Japan.

• The Sab Club Harvard College co-ed (previously all women, converted in 2016) social club founded in 2002 [512]; [513]; [514]; [515]
• Samoa Culinary Association (SCA) - develops and assists the hospitality industry; [516]; [517]; [518]; [519]; [520]
• Samovar Tea - San Francisco Teahouse since 2002. [521], [522];
• Sant Ambroeus - Milanese-themed restaurant chain; based in New York City; original location established in Milan, Italy; santambroeus.com; [523]; [524]
• SaveOnBrew - beer-price search engine; finds advertised beer deals based on a zip code; saveonbrew.com
• Scottish Gourmet USA - a U.S.-based Scottish food and gift company. The top seller of haggis made in the U.S. Also one of only a few companies that sell Scottish style back bacon, Scottish style meat pies, smoked haddock and other Scottish specialty items in the U.S. Recently in the news for haggis sales, relocation to N.C. from N.J. and for sales related to Scottish holidays like St. Andrew's Day, Burns Night and Tartan Day. [525], [526] scottishbgourmetusa.com
• Sign of the Beefcarver - restaurant chain in Michigan; thebeefcarver.com
• Silo (restaurants) - Zero-waste restaurants. Originally opened in Brighton in 2014, then closed & re-opened in Hackney London. Leader in zero-waste. Brighton: [527]. Moving Brighton to London 2019: [528], [529], [530], [531]. Silo London: [532], [533], [534], [535], [536], [537], [538], [539]. Silo London website: [540]. Vimeo video: [541]. Creator Doug/Douglas McMaster named Sustainability Champion [542].
• Slater's 50/50 - Southern California restaurant chain; known for the trademarked 50/50 Burger; slaters5050.com; [543]
• Smoke on the Lake BBQ Festival - BBQ festival; hosted by a Rotary organization to benefit multiple charities; smokeonthelake.org
• Southbound Brewing Company - first production microbrewery in Savannah, Georgia; southboundbrewingco.com
• S.P.A.T., Shellfish Promotion and Tasting (Wellfleet SPAT, S.P.A.T., Shellfish Promotion and Tasting, Inc. - based in Wellfleet, Massachusetts; [544]
• Sprout Creek Farm Creamery sproutcreekfarm.org/creamery.asp
• Square Donuts - Indiana-based chain of donut shops; [545]; [546]; squaredonuts.com
• Stockley's Sweets - traditional sweets producer; maker of world's-largest pear drop (Guineess world record breaking); stockleys-sweets.co.uk; [547]; [548]
• Stone Soup Kitchen - restaurant in Grant Park, Atlanta, Georgia; stonesoupkitchen.net
• Sullivans Cove Whisky - sullivanscovewhisky.com
• Swiss Knight - cheese manufacturer
• The Synergy Company - manufacturer of dietary supplements; thesynergycompany.com

• Taco Casa - Popular chain of Mexican style restaurants based in the DFW, Texas area, with restaurants located in Texas and Oklahoma. www.tacocasatexas.com
• Tastee Donuts - New Orleans, Louisiana, bakery chain; tasteedonuts.com
• Tequila Tromba - Founded by a Canadian and two Australians after a chance meeting in Mexico, Tequila Tromba is an independent spirits brand crafted in Los Altos de Jalisco by maverick Master Distiller (and co-owner) Marco Cedano and his son Rodrigo; tequilatromba.com; [549]; [550]; [551]; [552]; [553]; [554]; [555]; [556]
• Terravita (food company) -A Polish chocolate maker. [557]
• The Oppenheimer Group Founded by David Oppenheimer, this company imports food to North America; oppy.com
• The Texas Club - country-western club in Baton Rouge, Louisiana; established in 1981 by Mark and Mike Rogers and their father Ray Rogers; since 1981, entertainers, including George Jones, Hank Williams Jr., Willie Nelson, Bret Michaels, Foreigner, Styx, Garth Brooks, Kenny Chesney, Jason Aldean, have performed live on the club's stage; thetexasclub.com
• Tom Thumb Doughnuts - carnival/fair chain; sells miniature doughnuts; tomthumbdonuts.com
• Tomatoes Apizza - Farmington Hills, Michigan, restaurant; specializes in New Haven, Connecticut, Neapolitan-style pizza; tomatoesapizza.com
• Traeger Grills (Traeger Grills, LLC) - manufacturer of wood-fired grills; traegergrills.com
• Tryon Foothills Wine Region - Western North Carolina wine region that is home to historical grape growing and premium wine production; this region is situated in an isothermal belt, which is of great viticultural importance to the industry; tryonfoothillswine.org
• Turiya Wines - extremely limited production, one-person winery; owned and operated by Angela Soleno; allocation / invitation only purchases; collectible cult red wines; turiyawines.com
• Underage club - apparently many clubs that operate similarly to nightclubs exist, except they don't serve alcohol obviously. Some would then only permit kids under a certain age, like under 21 or under 18. ;[558];[559];[560];[561];[562]
• Vertical Field - an Israeli company that provides containerized produce farms known as vertical farming for supermarkets and restaurants that want produced grown on site. [563]; [564]; [565]; [566]; [567]; [568]
• Vičiūnų grupė (lt:Vičiūnų grupė/de:Vičiūnų grupė)
• Watami - see Black company (Japanese term)
• Wedding Car Companies All UK Towns - comment at October 2016: as in a list of wedding car companies in the United Kingdom?
• Well Seasoned - campaign for British seasonal food; wellseasoned.co.uk
• White Lotus Tea Club - a tea company; handcrafted loose-leaf teas and educational programs about tea and tea culture; [569]; [570] [571]
• White Mountain Coffee - New Hampshire coffee company; has own blends; whitemountaingourmetcoffee.com
• Wine Portfolio TV (Wine Portfolio) - television program (on CNBC World); resource for wine, food and travel; wineportfoliotv.com
• Wilkins Coffee Co (A coffee and tea brand known for having 179 Jim Henson-produced advertisements) [572] [573] [574]
• The Wine Wankers - group of three Australian wine writers (Conrad, Neal and Drew) that specialise in social media; trio ranked equal #3 in the world with a Klout ranking of 81 (subject: "wine" - Jancis Robinson #1 (84), Tim Atkin #2 (82) and James Goode equal #3 with a ranking of 81); group are listed as #16 in the US for its ability to influence wine drinking habits in the United States (Vinepair Wine Web Power Index, 7 January 2015); At time of launch, group included Ben, who has since left group; group states they are really the "anti wine wanker brigade", aiming to make wine more accessible by taking the pretentiousness (real or perceived) out of the wine fraternity. This "wine wanker" moniker is consistent with their Australian heritage, where nicknames often reference a person’s opposite appearance or character; thewinewankers.com.au; [575]; [576]; [577]; [578]; [579]; [580]; [581]; [582]; [583]; [584]; [585]
• Yum Yum Foods [586]
• YOLO (Bar / Restaurant) - (Title can be changed if required, I see that YOLO is a Disambig page after all.) Bar / Restaurant thing based in Ponteland and opening another branch in Newcastle Upon Tyne: [587]; [588]
• Zoenos Cellars (ZOEnos Cellars) - winery in Sonoma, California; specializes in making unique, food-friendly wines by blending imported indigenous Greek varietals with local Californian grapes; zoenos.com
• ZuZu Handmade Mexican Food - chain of fast-casual Mexican restaurants; based in Dallas and locations in Texas and in the Midwest; zuzurestaurant.com: [589]; [590]; [591]; [592]; [593]; [594]; [595]; [596] While working for the company, then CEO Horatio Lonsdale-Hands had coined the termed "fast-casual".

• Abará (pt:Abará)
• Abkhaz cuisine/Abkhazian cuisine – currently redirects to Georgian cuisine#Abkhaz cuisine
• Aboukir (bombe) – praline bombe
• Acetome – old European fruit preservative of honey and vinegar
• Acerum - Distilled spirit from the Canadian province of Quebec
• Actifry (or rotary cooker)
• Açorda à alentejana (pt:Açorda à alentejana)
• Afghan pressure cooker (A type of pressure cooker used for camping in the United States it seems) (https://www.mengrills.com/)
• Alentejo ham (pt:Presunto do Alentejo)
• Allergen free (see 'Free from' article request below) – Penelope Gordon (talk) 07:41, 4 August 2016 (UTC)[reply]
• Almond Smash – almond and cherry flavored, carbonated soft drink; originally made by Suburban Club and marketed in and around Baltimore, Maryland [597]
• Amaceba - slices of unpeeled pumpkins that are cooked in plenty of water.
• Amarhewu - soft and sour porridge, also known as mageu
• Amêijoas à Bulhão Pato (pt:Amêijoas à Bulhão Pato)
• Amorini Hearts – traditional Italian wedding favor; translates to "little loves"; whats the history?
• Amti – traditional Indian (Maharashtra / Marathi) lentil dish; somewhat analogous to Sambar
• Angu (food) – pt:Angu
• Arajiru (ja:あら汁) – Japanese fish stock soup
• Arroz carreteiro (pt:Arroz carreteiro)
• Arroz de hauçá (pt:Arroz de hauçá)
• Arroz de marisco (pt:Arroz de marisco)
• Arrumadinho – pt:Arrumadinho
• Atanasovsko Salt
• Avalanche (chocolate dessert) cf. [598]
• Bacalhau espiritual – pt:Bacalhau espiritual
• Bang bang shrimp - we are missing an article for this Chinese dish even though Google hits indicates bang bang shrimp is over twice as popular as the variation known as bang bang chicken, which we already have an article for
• Barbunya pilaki – Turkish cuisine dish^[61]
• Bariolé olive – large, flavoured Italian olive
• Barquette (pastry)
• Barrancos ham (pt:Presunto de Barrancos)
• Baskunchak salt
• Bastard cuisine – persistent hybrid cuisine shunned or disavowed by one or both groups whose own culinary styles
• Baybread – Canadian oatmeal+ carb-heavy Scouting amalgation
• Beer Easy Rider – Austrian beer by Riedler
• Beira Baixa cheeses (pt:Queijos da Beira Baixa)
• Beyond Diet – weight-loss program; advocates regulation of blood sugar; beyonddiet.com
• Bifana (pt:Bifana)
• Bife à café (pt:Bife à café)
• Bife à parmegiana (pt:Bife à parmegiana)
• Bife koygua – Paraguayan stew
• Biscuit warmer
• Blenheim apricot
• bologna boat
• Bolo lêvedo (pt:Bolo lêvedo)
• Bom-bocado (pt:Bom-bocado)
• Bonbon spoon
• Bone extract – food additive; [599]
• Bottle gourd oil
• Bread fork
• Brisa do Lis – pt:Brisa do Lis
• Brucea Javanica Oil
• Buche – Mexican; pork stomach
• Burbank tomato

• Cafinesse – chilled coffee concentrate
• Cake cooler
• Calulu (pt:Calulu)
• Canadian pizza - currently redirects to List of pizza varieties by country, section "Canada"
• Candy scrape (candy-scrape) – [600]
• Capozella – referred to in the novel Underworld by Don DeLillo
• Caramelle pasta – shape (type) of pasta
• Carne mechada – Latin-American beef stew; see edit history of list of tapas for reference
• Cavaca (pt:Cavaca)
• Chaffy dish – a type of cuisine; [601]
• Chanfana (pt:Chanfana)
• Cheese savoury – type of sandwich; [602]
• Chendul – Malaysian traditional Nyonya dessert. Is it Cendol?
• Chickenarian (chickenarianism) – individual who prefers chicken to other types of meat, either exclusively or mainly
• Chocolate potato [603]
• Choconeill
• Choffy – drink brand; made from the cacao bean
• Clack-dish – dish with a movable lid; formerly carried by beggars, who clacked the lid to attract notice; [604]
• Club (bread) – a slice of bread which use sand between sandwich, for example Big mac and Club sandwich.
• Colorado pizza
• Combier – currently redirects to triple sec – original triple sec brand combier.fr/anglais
• Comiteco – agave-distilled beverage; from Comitas, Mexico
• Commercial hunting
• Common cracker (New England) – type of cracker made in and formerly popular in New England; sub-types of this cracker are hard tack (originating from Newburyport, Massachusetts and oyster crackers (miniature common crackers). See former maker G. H. Bent Company. See also [605] and [606]
• Cooked ham (eu:Urdaiazpiko egosi)
• Cooking tripod
• Coquito nut (coquito nuts) – nut that looks and tastes like a baby coconut
• Coriander seed oil – made from coriander seeds
• Cornell formula – fungicide mixture; [607]
• Courting cake – baked by a woman for her suitor
• Cow milk – currently redirects to milk – milk from a cow
• Cozido de grão pt:Cozido de grão
• Craft soda d:Q59185742
• Crema (coffee) – currently redirects to Espresso, section "Brewing" – foam on top of coffee
• Cubilose – alias of edible bird's nest

• Daigakuimo (ja:大学芋)
• Dammar oil (damar oil) – made from dammar gum?
• Deal-a-Meal – diet plan by Richard Simmons
• Dealcoholized wine – I have started this page at my userspace, user:TachyonJack/Dealcoholized wine
• Deep fried egg – a.k.a Huevo frito.
• Dew-bit – early morning light snack; served before breakfast
• Dightrye
• Dipojitta (ja:ディポジッター, ja:粉次ぎ) – Donut maker
• Dom Rodrigo (pt:Dom Rodrigo)
• Dou miao (food) – Chinese vegetable; also called "pea vine tips", "pea pod stems", "pea shoots", "pea sprouts"
• Double Devon cream – similar to clotted cream
• Doukissa – Greek dessert made with chocolate and crushed biscuit.
• Dragon pearl tea
• Dulce de coco – Dominican recipe for coconut and milk fudge
• Dutch Fruit Loaf – rye-based wheat-free loaf available in the U.K.
• Easy Rider Beer – Austrian beer by Riedler
• Effen
• Efó (pt:Efó)
• Eggshell cutter
• Elixir d'Anvers
• Erlanger beer
• Escargot plate
• Etiquette of Japanese dining (ja:日本の食事作法)
• Évora cheese (pt:Queijo de Évora)
• Faretti Biscotti Famosi – liqueur brand
• Fiambre (ham) – pt:Fiambre
• Fiori di Sicilia – vanilla-extract substitute; looking for sugar content
• Fish sausage (ja:魚肉ソーセージ,ru:Рыбная колбаса)
• Fish server
• Flaming Lamborghini – cocktail
• Flashbaking – cooking technique
• Flouring (cooking)
• Fluffs cereal – brand-name cereal; possibly made with beans
• Fogaça da Feira (pt:Fogaça da Feira)
• Foil cutter – Its French name is Coupe capsule. It is cutter for wine bottle's cap's foil.
• Food Policy, 2021, 102068. - see Avian influenza
• Food safety incidents in China - I feel that every subsection here deserves its own article. Some of them already do, but the ones that don't should have their own article.
• Food supply chain (FSC) – describing the general concept of a food supply chain; [608]
• Frabble
• Free from (free-from, allergen-free, allergen free, and allergen safe) – term is generally used in reference to consumables that are free from common allergens such as gluten, tree nuts, peanuts, soy, and dairy; can also refer to environments (such as baseball parks or airplanes that are peanut-free) and body-care products; Tesco, the UK-based grocery retailer, debuted its "free from" product category in 2003; [609]; U.S. FDA has not (yet) defined the term; Penelope Gordon (talk) 07:42, 4 August 2016 (UTC)[reply]
• Freeway Cola – Lidl's own brand cola; won a People's Choice Award in Food & Drink
• Fricandeau – veal dish; larded and braised veal fillet
• Fruit Chew – brand; Tootsie Roll-like candy; flavored to taste like fruits; made by Tootsie Roll Industries; [610]; comment at October 2016: new name for Frooties?
• Fruit d'or
• Fruit tart – pie-like dish; contains a crust, purees, pastry cream fillings, fruits, and a finishing glaze
• Fruit tea – currently redirects to Herbal tea – type of herbal tea made with fruit

• Gâteau marjolaine (fr:marjolaine (gâteau))
• Gattò di patate/Gatò di patate (it:gattò di patate)
• Gluten free wheat (seen as an ingredient in gluten-free processed foods; in Schar waffles as the first ingredient; what is gluten free wheat?) (Schar)
• Goose as food - a.k.a. goose meat, see zh:鵝肉
• Gruffalo Crumble – a Gruffalo's favourite meal and a popular Food Tech. activity in the early school years
• Gu (pudding) – premium pudding brand in Europe
• Guacamaya (snack)
• Gull egg
• Hakka Hee Pan – Traditional Hakka rice dessert
• Ham katsu (ja:ハムカツ) – Ham cutlet in Japan.
• Hamidh – dried-lime tea of Iraq
• Haole moco – like loco moco, but with a potato croquette; one can find a picture at Wikimedia commons
• Happy Tail Ale – first and only beer for dogs
• Harmless Harvest – Beverage brand with the first organic coconut water that is Fair for Life certified [611][612][613][614][615][616][617][618][619][620];www.harmlessharvest.com
• Hawaiian-style chili – [621]
• Heat (book) (Heat: An Amateur's Adventures as Kitchen Slave, Line Cook, Pasta-Maker, and Apprentice to a Dante-Quoting Butcher in Tuscany) – book by Bill Buford; ISBN 978-1400034475
• Hedgehogs (chocolate)
• Himono - Japanese cuisine item
• Hot gum – appears to be an alcoholic drink; possibly made with gum syrup (sirop de gomme)
• Hu (food) (ja:麩) – Japanese gluten food
• Iinkobe - peeled off fresh maize grains, and boiled until cooked; eaten as a snack, preferably with salt.
• Illipe butter – fat from the nuts of the Shorea stenoptera; [622]
• Imifino - wild spinach/cabbage often used in Xhosa cuisine
• The Indian Keto Diet Book: A Book With Keto Diet Plan With Various Indian Veg and Non-Veg Foods, Recipes For Weight loss Without Exercising-by Vamsee Puligadda [623]
• Infrared oven – type of cooking oven; like the Let's Pizza or the Nuwave Pro
• Instinct diet
• Isophi - corn with beans or peas soup
• Jaga Pokkuru (ja:じゃがポックル) – Hokkaido regional specialty snack
• Jam Jams – Desert pastry from Newfoundland, Canada
• Jazzies – British confection; consists of a chocolate drop covered on one side with tiny sugar balls; [624]
• Ji dan gao (zh:雞蛋糕) – egg sponge cake
• Jill Yuen – spice mix; seems not to be a brand; used in Chinese cooking, as in Jill Yuen chicken, et al.; [625]
• Jimamidoufu – peanut-and soy-based food product; related to tofu; from Okinawa, Japan; [626]
• Kaiseki-ryōri (ja:会席料理) – also see Kaiseki (ja:懐石)
• Karasi mentaiko (ja:辛子明太子) – Pollock roe kimchi in Japan.
• Kawal (food) es:Kawal — Dish of fermented green leaves from Western Sudan. One f the rare content on its subject : https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK234668/
• Kitchamajig – Kitchen utensil.
• Kizaca (pt:Kizaca)
• Koppepan (ja:コッペパン) - The Japanese bun as like Hot dog bun.
• Kraški pršut (sl:Pršut)
• Latiya (cake)
• Leitão assado à Bairrada (pt:Leitão assado à Bairrada)
• Lion's head bowl
• List of edible raw vegetables – list of vegetables that can be eaten without cooking
• Loin ham (ja:ロースハム)
• Long macchiato – long black macchiato with a drop of steamed milk added
• Lychee liqueur
• Madras (cocktail) - mixed drink made with vodka, cranberry juice, orange juice and lime (Drinksmixer)
• Mah tai goh – traditional Chinese cake; made with glutinous rice flour and minced water chestnuts, then steamed to cook
• Manaos (argentine drink)
• Maranho (pt:Maranho)
• Marranitos – Mexican pig-shaped cookies
• Massa de pimentão (pt:Massa de pimentão)
• Meat broth (no:Kjøttkraft)
• Meat soup (fi:Lihakeitto)
• Medallion (food) (de:Medaillon (Fleisch))
• Meia-desfeita (pt:Meia-desfeita)
• Meni meniyong – Malinese sesame-honey sweet.
• Mesob
• Mesut Maden - Kişisel, tecrübe, deneyim. https://mesutm.com [627]
• Mexican Chinese cuisine – Chinese cuisine served in Mexico that has been modified through the use of local Mexican ingredients to serve primarily Mexican patrons, such as fried rice with avocado and chorizo; eggrolls with shrimp, cilantro and cream cheese. [628]
  • Baja-style Mexican Chinese cuisine - a subset of the Mexican Chinese cuisine that is found in the La Chinesca neighborhood of the city of Mexicali (a city that has more Chinese restaurants than Mexican restaurants) on the U.S. border that cater to both local Mexicans and to nearby Americans day-visitors which differ from the Chinese cuisine found in Mexico City. The Baja style of cooking is so popular that it is moving north of the border into Los Angeles. [629]; [630]; [631]; [632]; [633]; [634]; [635]
• Moksi Meti – Surinam food
• Mozart cake – type of cake
• Muamba (stew)
• Mufete (pt:Mufete)
• Muffineer
• Muối tôm (vi:Muối tôm) – shrimp salt

• Natreon
• Nederburg
• Nerd Energy Drink – seen in San Antonio and College Station, Texas; claims to have more scientifically verified stimulants
• New Orleans Hot Sausage – form of sausage patty found only in Southeast Louisiana, Patton's Hot Sausage
• New York Seltzer – American soda; from the 1980s-1090s
• Nurishment Active – brand; high-protein nutritional milk drink; nurishmentactive.co.uk
• Nurishment – brand; nutritionally enriched milk drink; UK flavoured milk; nurishment.co.uk
• Nutrigrill – brand; kitchen appliance ([636])
• Ojon Oil – brand of oil; used for hair therapy; made by Ojon; [637]
• Onikoroshi
• Oopsie – type of pastry
• Ootoro (Otoro (?) – fattiest portion of the bluefin tuna belly
• Orange Bang – brand of soft drinks; orangebang.com
• Orange Pekoe Superior – tea leaf grade
• Ossetian cheese
• Ossetian cuisine
• Ostri (food) (ოსტრი) – Georgian beef stew.
• Overcooking – damaging food by cooking it too long or burning it
• Pagophobia – fear of ice
• Paia (sausage) (pt:Paia)
• Palo (th:พะโล้) – stew whit five-spice powder in Thai.
• Palo (drink) – Mallorcan liqueur
• Pampilho (pt:Pampilho)
• Panbroil
• Papalina – pasta dish; similar to carbonara; includes peas
• Papas de sarrabulho (pt:Papas de sarrabulho)
• Parikari – drink of the Wapishana and Macushi people; [638]
• Pastel de Chaves (pt:Pastel de Chaves)
• Pastry board
• Pavé de Genève (ko:파베 초콜릿)
• Pão de ló de Ovar (pt:Pão de ló de Ovar)
• Pão de rala (pt:Pão de rala)
• Peanut-free facility – food manufacturing certification
• Pearling (food) – removing the hull of grains, such as barley, so that they take on a pearl-like appearance
• Pectol – menthol candies
• Pergamot – fruit (to OP: is this the same as bergamot orange?)
• Persian Fairy Floss – dessert garnish
• Petroleum nut oil – oil from the petroleum nut
• Picante de Marisco
• Piecaken – dessert creation involving pie baked inside cake
• Pié d'Angloys - French brie-like cheese
• Polvo à lagareiro (pt:Polvo à lagareiro)
• Pomewater – large juicy kind of apple; no longer cultivated, but was popular in the Middle Ages
• Pot mat
• Pounded yam (iyan) – Nigerian yam preparation; similar to mashed potatoes, but all mashed and completely smooth with no yam chunks left; [639]; [640]
• Prego (Portuguese food) (pt:Prego (culinária))
• Press ham (Japanese food) (ja:プレスハム) – Japanese ham sausage.
• Prosciutto cotto (it:Prosciutto cotto)
• Purple haze (cocktail - Cape Codder with raspberry liqueur

• Qamar Al-Deen (candy) – Arabic pectin-based apricot-flavored candy; similar to Fruit Roll-Ups; not to be confused with Qamar al-Din, a drink
• Queso relleno – Mexican Oaxaca dish; cheese stuffed with beef; cooked under banana leaves; [641]
• Rabaçal cheese (pt:Queijo Rabaçal)
• Rainier Ale – brand of beer; rainierbeer.com
• Raspberry liqueur
• Rauchfleisch (de:rauchfleisch) – used in Jewish cuisine in the U.S.; [642]; 60.225.114.230 (talk) 08:39, 19 March 2012 (UTC)[reply]

comment at October 2016: same as smoked meat?

• Raw ham (no:Spekeskinke)
• Rennin curd – curd made from rennin
• Reon Caffeine Strip – thin caffeinated strip; dissolves instantly on the tongue
• Risotto alla milanese/Safran risotto
• Romaneck chicken – common type of breaded chicken; similar to chicken fingers; popular and well known throughout the Larchmont and Mamaroneck, New York, area
• Royle Oil – oil from Prinsepia utilis; widely used in Chinese medicine; included on the list of vegetable oils; [643]
• Rumchata – brand of Horchata drink; rumchata.com
• Rybets – some kind of small fish; apparently native to Russia
• Rye India pale ale (rye IPA) – style of rye beer

• Sainte Maure
• Salitos
• Salpicão (pt:Salpicão)
• Samoun – pita-like bread; eaten in Iraq and Egypt
• Sans Rival
• Sapora
• Saupinette
• Savoy cake (Victorian)
• Scaloppine al limone – Italian dish; the scaloppine consists of pork or veal or chicken breast steak, covered in flour, either fried in butter or broiled, and served with a piece of lemon; [644]
• Schooner log – seems to be a type of container for beer or other alcohol
• Sea Vegg
• Shangi [645] [646]
• Sin dat (ຊີ້ນດາດ) – Lao BBQ
• Ska Brewing
• Skin (food) – there exist some articles about particular uses of skin as food: Pork_rind, Chicharron, Ciccioli, Čvarci, Gribenes, Krupuk kulit. But there is no article covering skin as food in general. Also, fish skin as food (examples: [647] [648] [649] ) is AFAIK not covered anywhere. Also if someone capable enough is around, a historic perspective would be nice.
• Skim-plus milk
• Slap Ya Mama Cajun Seasoning – brand of Cajun seasoning; manufacturer located in Ville Platte, Louisiana; slapyamama.com; [650]; [651]; [652]; [653]
• Smoking gun (device)
• Sneal – word used by Dr. Raymond Powell (doctor) to describe how he gets his patients to eat right and lose weight
• Snirkles (perhaps officially Snirkles Caramel Candy) – brand of caramel-type candy of bygone days (the 1950s, maybe?); [654]
• Snow fish
• Sobagaki – ja:蕎麦がき – A boiled buckwheat flour dumpling in Japan.
• Socko Energy Drink – brand of energy drink; drinksocko.com
• sonker - a deep dish pie from the United States, juicier than a cobbler [655]
• Sooyan – Indian sweet?; Lillian Beckwith-Bruach Blend (Infernal Gulliver); [656]
• Soy sauce pitcher (ja:醤油差し)
• Spaghetti server / Spaghetti spoon / Spaghetti rake (de:Spaghettiheber)
• Spaghetti tongs / Pasta tongs (de:Spaghettizange)
• Sprinkle flour – technique for dough cooking.
• Squaw bread – type of rye/sourdough/wholegrain bread; NOT the same as frybread; some reason I don't even think it's really an Indian bread at all; can't find real info on it; [657][658]
• Squeez-A-Snak
• SR-52 maize hybrid – African-developed strain; crucial in the mid-to-late-20th century in that it pretty much revolutionized corn agriculture
• Steamer basket (fr:marguerite (cuisine); fr:cuit vapeur) – could be included as a section under steaming and/or food steamer
• Stjørdalsøl – traditional beer in Norway
• Stone-fence cocktail – cocktail made with rum and hard cider
• Storzapretis – Corsican gnudi-like dumpling; made with brocciu, spinach, grated cheese and mint or marjoram; dumplings are first poached in simmering water and then baked in a tomato sauce topped with grated cheese
• Strawmato (wikt:strawmato)
• Stuffed hot dog
• Stuffed shells – type of pasta filled typically filled with ricotta cheese [659]
• Sub zero (drink) – alcoholic soda once produced by the Foster's Group; now discontinued
• Sugar Bomb – [660]; [661]
• Suimono/Sumasijiru (ja:吸い物) – currently redirects to Broth – Japanese soup
• Sunflower sprout – currently redirects to Sprouting – [662]
• Sweet potato (Japanese food) (ja:スイートポテト) - cake made from mashed sweet potato
• Swimming rama – Thai dish; commonly consists of meat or tofu, spinach, bean sprouts and peanut sauce
• Swiss Choco-Bits – brand of cereal; [663]
• Szechuan tofu

• Tagliata (it:tagliata) – Italian sliced steak; [664]
• Tahinopitta – type of peanut-butter cake or sweet roll; similar to a cinnamon bun from cyprus; authentic recipe is very hard to find
• Taiwanese sausage
  • is there a distinction to Taiwanese sausage?
• Takara Shochu – brand of shōchū; brewed by Takara Holdings
• Tampico sauce
• Tarebin (ja:タレ瓶) – little sauce bottle
• Terrincho cheese (pt:Queijo Terrincho)
• Thistle oil (milk thistle oil) – extracted from Silybum marianum
• Tigernut oil
• Toeroah – seems to be a type of shellfish
• Tonica di Monaco – Sicilian espresso; who makes it, who distributes it in the US?
• Topkek – brand of Turkish muffin or cupcake with filling inside; manufactured by Eti Company (styled as ETi Company); etietieti.com/eti-topkek-with-hazelnut-and-cocoa; www.etietieti.com; [665]
• Tororo (cuisine) (ja:とろろ) – grated Japanese yam or/and Chinese yam.
• Transfusion (cocktail) - Cape Codder with ginger ale
• Transmontano goat cheese (pt:Queijo de cabra transmontano)
• Turkey Syrup – brand?
• Turkish tart – different from baclava

• Umcuku - Xhosa dish of fermented porridge amarhewu, sour, slightly soft than porridge itself, mixed with dry pap umphokoqo, popular in the 1900s
• Umleqwa - Xhosa dish made with free-range chicken.
• Umphokoqo - Xhosa crumble pap
• Umvubo - Xhosa dish of sour milk mixed with umphokoqo
• Umbhako - Xhosa bread, usually round from baking pots
• Umfino - Xhosa dish of wild spinach/cabbage called imifino, spinach mixed with mealie (maize) meal
• Umqa - Xhosa dish made of pumpkin and mielie (maize) meal
• Umxoxozi - Xhosa dish of pumpkin that is cooked before it is fully ripened.
• Ushiojiru (ja:潮汁) – Japanese seafood soup
• Vaca atolada (pt:Vaca atolada)
• Vanilla caviar – delicacy made from the seeds of a vanilla bean; [666]
• Variegato ice cream (wikt:variegato) – type of ice cream
• Vat (Cooking tool)
• Vegetable-bean soup
• Veuve Galien – brand of Champagne
• Vinhadalhos (pt:Vinhadalhos)
• Vinome – DNA-based wine service and wine club; offered on world's first DNA marketplace, Helix [667] [668] [669] [670] [671]
• Vitari – brand of fruit ice sorbet; made from fruit with no dairy or added sugar; a bit like a smoothie, but not quite the same; made by Nestlé; [672]; [673]
• Vitellone – older veal; possibly what in the U.K. is known as "rose veal"
• Vuopersfzina – type of Pi sandwich; invented in Reading, Pennsylvania; consists of ham, cheese, fried egg, seasonings, and pizza bread (may be Texas toast or sliced bread)
• Wapatuli (also spelled wapatula, wapatui) – type of mixed drink; consists of various alcoholic spirits combined with fruit in large quantities; [ehow.com/how_2306303_make-wapatuli.html]
• Warming drawer (also called oven warming drawer or oven lower drawer-type of cooking appliance either separate or included with most freestanding ovens. Commonly mistaken as a storage drawer, it's actually designed to keep food warm. [674]
• Whambuca – type of drink in the U.K.; a mix of whiskey and sambuca; [675]
• Wheat flour aliment (zh:麵食)
• Wheat Nuts – brand of snack food; nut-free, but with a nutty taste; made by AnaCon Foods in the U.S.; wheatnuts.com
• Wheatlets – type of wheat flour similar to semolina or cream of wheat)
• White House Cook Book-late-19th-and early-20th-century "cyclopedia of information for the home"; includes recipes, home remedies, etiquette, and "facts worth knowing"
• Wieliczka salt – salt from the Wieliczka Salt Mine
• Wilkins Coffee – brand of coffee; [encyclopediadramatica.se/Wilkins_Coffee]; mentioned at Wilkins Estate. From 1957 to 1961, Jim Henson had produced 179 commercials for Wilkins Coffee starring two Muppets, Wilkins and Wontkins. (draft)
• X-caboquinho (pt:X-caboquinho)
• Yakuts cuisine (ru:Якутская кухня)
• Yum yum sauce (also known as Japanese white sauce, Japanese steakhouse sauce) – type of sauce; may actually be of U.S. origin; [676]
• Yup (soda) – brand of lemon-lime soda; made by Squamscot Old Fashioned Beverages; [677]
• Zalabia – currently redirects to Jalebi#Zalabia – type of crisp, waffle-like Syrian pastry; [678]

• Addiction Worldwide (addictionworldwide.com) - advertising and branding agency; offices in London and New York; clients include Comet, B&Q and HarperCollins; CEO Jeremy Rainbird
• Advertising & Design Club of Canada (theadcc.ca) - its website states "non-profit, non-political group dedicated to encouraging excellence in Canadian advertising and design"; started in 1948; hosts annual awards program called Directions; there are about 18 WP articles (search with "and" and "&") that mention this organization or award, some with redlinks.
• African Mirror, a newsreel established in South Africa in 1913
• Akilah Net (akilah.net) - online news and career resource for young professionals in East Africa; affiliated with the Akilah Institute for Women (akilahinstitute.org); featured in TechMoran ([810]) as an innovative tool for helping East Africans secure employment
• American Ingenuity Awards - annual honor conferred by Smithsonian Magazine on distinguished scientists, scholars and artists in nine fields. Started in 2012. Featured in AdWeek and Washingtonian. [811] ^{[65] [66]} The 2016 awards, held on December 8, received extra media coverage for including a letter from astronaut John Glenn, who died that day, to technology award winner Jeff Bezos, who created rocket company Blue Origin. ^[67] Numerous previous winners, including Caroline Hoxby^[68] and John Rogers,^[69] list the award on their Wikipedia pages.
• Art & Object - a widely read American fine art news website started in 2017, interviews with famous artists like Judy Chicago and Ai Weiwei
• The Beehive (Online Newspaper) - The Beehive is a non-profit online newspaper which gives voice to the youth. It offers an alternative view on topics including current affairs, political and ethical issues, science, and culture. It is based in [Manchester, UK] from which its name is derived. A Beehive represents the workforce, working together to achieve an aim. It offers opinion-based articles written by teenagers, offering a unique viewpoint.) (Sources: www.thebeehivenews.wordpress.com , www.twitter.com/thebeehivenews , www.instagram.com/thebeehiveofficial ).
• ComeSeeTv (www.comeseetv.com - ComeSeeTv is a brand new concept in online paid streaming video content, free sharing and publicity! ComeSeeTv.com is three things internationally.First it is a video delivery platform that allows anyone to use it to stream video content and earn revenue for their commnunity, cause or organization. Next, it is a website that pulls all platform members to one place to increase the visibility of their content by creating individual channels for each member and promoting them for free! Third, ComeSeeTv is an agent for cultural and community development and unity across the Caribbean and globally. ComeSeeTv has been endeared as the Community Channel Tv of the Caribbean! The ComeSeeTv Mission: To foster socio-cultural and economic community development, create viable avenues for the youth and to empower women!) ([812][813][814][815][816][817][818])
• Bliss & Hellfire (blissandhellfire.com) - Portuguese online magazine; focuses on photography, equipment review and music photojournalism
• Canal+ (Myanmese television operator): Formerly known as 4TV, it is a joint venture between Forever Group in Myanmar and Canal+ Group in France. 4TV became Canal+ in 2018.
• CarAdvice (caradvice.com.au) - Australian automotive website covering the automotive industry, owned by Nine_Entertainment_Co.
• Children's PressLine - youth media outlet
• City Arts Magazine (cityartsonline.com) - 10-year-old Seattle arts and culture magazine; focuses on music, theatre and visual arts and the artists who create it in the Seattle area
• Creamer Media (Creamer Media Proprietary Limited) (creamermedia.co.za) - media-production company; publishes Engineering News (Creamer Media) (engineeringnews.co.za) and Mining Weekly; produces Research Channel Africa (researchchannel.co.za) and Polity.org.za (polity.org.za)
• DC Statesman - ([[819]]) Far Right Conservative political website offering clickbait headlines to opinion pieces purported to be news articles. They offer the tagline, "We seek to be a disruptive force in the news industry" and also claim to be "one of the fastest growing conservative news sites in the United States." They have associations with; The Lifelong Conservative email list, Mustard Seed Interactive, Prosper, Kurt Luidhardt, Prosper’s co-founder and vice president and his wife Kristen Luidhardt, Prosper’s president and Mustard Seed’s president. Mustard Seed is a Prosper client, Kurt Luidhardt said. Incorporation records show that the firm is headquartered in the same suite of the same Greenwood, Indiana, building as Prosper. according to: (Lachlan Markay 07.05.17 <http://www.thedailybeast.com/seth-rich-murder-conspiracy-is-being-used-to-sell-face-cream>)
• Deadheadland - (deadheadland.com) is a website and social media channel for Deadheads, Jamband Music, and Music Festival Fans; Grateful Dead Fan Site and Setlist Blog
• C-Town Chatter - Lifestyle Online Magazine that reports Political, Entertainment and Celebrity, Business, Technology, and Health news. Their main target audience is located in the Arab world, however, they do have readership from the U.S., Europe, and South Africa. Based in both Egypt and Saudi Arabia, the magazine is planning to expand drastically in the Middle East to be able to live cover the news of the region. Since their establishment in 2018, they have garnered around, at press time, 19.1K followers on their official page on Instagram, 28K followers on their official page on Facebook, and around 300k clicks per month to their website. Recently launching their weekly podcast, they have managed to garner around 20k followers on Apple Podcasts, and they are considered to be among the few magazines to have their podcast in the Middle East. Their News Flash Briefing on Alexa Store is also available for download. C-Town Chatter has a lot of advertorial content from both international and national brands; such as Starbucks, LG, Netflix, Ora Developments, Emirates Airlines, and Spotify where they do have their own Verified Account.
• Deadicated Fans (deadicatedfans.com) - website for fans with an obsession for movies, television, games
• DeDe Leads - Access exclusive Web Design, WordPress Development, SEO, Content Writing and Data Entry Leads Completely Free. [820]
• Defend, Defy, Defeat. Evil Stops Here (evilstopshere.blogspot.ae) - non-profit blog about saving and protecting the innocent
• EIN News (einnews.info) - Internet news aggregation; precursor to Google News; first Internet news aggregator of English news from China ([821]); conflict with Russia over use of the name "Russia" in web URL ([822])
• EverydayAfrica (everydayafricaproject.com) - group of photographers in Africa share snippets of ordinary life on an Instagram feed called Everyday Africa
• EverydayMumbai (everydaymumbai.com); [823]; [824]; [825]; visual chronicle of Mumbai; attempts at exploring the social landscape and daily lives of people of Mumbai
• Figment.com (figment.com) - online community for reading and writing young-adult fiction; references: Lewis, Jacob. "Teenage Thumb Tribes: Why Cell Phone Novels Are Part of Publishing's Future". Publishing Perspectives 1 June 2010 ([826]), Koblin, John. "The Great American Text". The New York Observer ([827])
• GBTimes (gbtimes.com) - Finland-based web newspaper whose goal is to be "a bridge between China and the rest of the world" and "first and best contact in Europe for cross-cultural communications with China". Wikipedia search for "gbtimes" brings up Global Times, which is a Chinese government newspaper; it seems important to know whether they are connected.
• Golden State Times
• GoLocalProv (www.golocalprov.com) - Local Rhode Island On-Line News Magazine
• Hashtag Basketball (hashtagbasketball.com) - A website covering the NBA, WNBA, and fantasy basketball with news, content, tools, and analysis.
• Heath Media Media and Events company in Australia. Founded and runs websites The AU Review (theaureview.com), The Iris (theiris.com.au) and Hello Asia! (helloasia.com.au), plus events the National Live Music Awards (http://www.nlmas.com.au/), Captured Australia and the Courtyard Sessions. [828]]
• Helix Studios (Pornography) (Helix Studios is a gay erotica studio. Helixstuidos.com)
• Icepeople - Icepeople is the world's northernmost alternative newspaper, based in Longyearbyen, Norway, about 750 miles from the North Pole. Founded in 2009, it is the only alternative weekly outside North America that is a full member of the Association of Alternative News Media. icepeople.net and the newspaper is cited as a reliable source on numerous Wikipedia pages.
• Islam Jamaica (islamjamaica.com) - the first and only Islamic media brand in Jamaica, reporting on current affairs, issues and events coming out of the local Muslim population.
• jalopnik - currently redirects to G/O Media - online automotive website; needs its own article (jalopnik.com; [829]; [830])
• Jane-Finch.com (jane-finch.com) - award-winning community website about the Jane and Finch neighborhood of Toronto, Canada; [831]; [832]
• Kentucky Today - currently redirects to Kentucky Baptist Convention - daily online newspaper and news service based in Louisville, Ky. The newspaper contains original news, sports and feature stories in addition to news provided by the Associated Press. The Kentucky Today news service provides state and government news coverage, college sports and features to 18 local and regional newspapers throughout Kentucky (two sources listed below). A recent story by Kentucky Today appeared in The Washington Times, Miami Herald, U.S. News & World Report and many other newspapers after being picked up by the Associated Press. Kentucky Today was launched in November 2015 by the Kentucky Baptist Convention "to help provide Kentucky Baptists with news and perspective on the social issues of the day." The online newspaper free and only requires registration to comment on stories. Kentucky Today requests a brief article in Wikipedia similar to small print newspapers located nearby, such as The Oldham Era and The Kentucky Standard. Thank you for your attention to this request.) (Sources= Kentucky Today website-- http://www.kentuckytoday.com, Examples of newspapers using Kentucky Today's news service-- "Advocate moving Accent, H&G content to A sections" https://www.amnews.com/2017/03/11/advocate-moving-accent-hg-content-to-a-sections/, "Sun partners with Kentucky Today for UK, state news" https://www.winchestersun.com/2017/03/10/sun-partners-with-kentucky-today-for-uk-state-news/, Washington Times reprints story-- https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/apr/22/half-the-man-he-used-to-be-kentucky-pastor-drops-2/, U.S. News & World Report reprints story-- https://www.usnews.com/news/healthiest-communities/articles/2018-04-22/half-the-man-he-used-to-be-kentucky-pastor-drops-240-pounds, Miami Herald reprints story-- http://www.miamiherald.com/news/article209578009.html, Kentucky Today launch-- http://www.bpnews.net/45831/ky-baptists-elect-first-african-american-president, The Oldham Era Wikipedia page -- The_Oldham_Era, The Kentucky Standard Wikipedia page -- The Kentucky Standard.) CornetetR (talk) 17:19, 24 April 2018 (UTC)[reply]
• Khiladi Sports (khiladisports.com) - Pakistan's first major platform for sports analysis and discussion - covering the latest news, results, and more from around the world.
• Közép-Európai Sajtó és Média Alapítvány (lit. 'Central European Press and Media Foundation'): A new Hungarian media holding company whose assets are consisted of pro-Viktor Orbán news outlets. [833], [834], [835], [836]
• The Logical Indian (thelogicalindian.com) - online news and media publishing organization from India; covers unconventional news and attempts at providing a logical perspective to issues and events
• Team Empyrean (teamempyrean.com) An esports and gaming organization focused on producing content related to Call of Duty on social media platforms. [837], [838]
• Lost Coast Outpost (lostcoastoutpost.com) - online news and media organization from Northern California reporting for Humboldt County, California, and neighboring counties
• Make Them Laugh Entertainment (twitter.com/MakeThemLaughEn) - talent agency; represents and manages stand-up comedians and other performers; run by Tony L; based in Atlanta, Georgia
• MATTE Projects (https://matteprojects.com/) - creative agency and production company based in TriBeCa; known for organizing notable large-scale music & arts events for celebrity clientele (e.g. Full Moon Music Festival in NYC, Rihanna's Met Gala afterparty) and (c) for promoting the Fyre Festival and co-producing the Netflix documentary covering the event. (http://coveteur.com/2018/10/02/matte-projects-founders-entrepreneurship-working-with-friends/)

• Metro Canada - newspaper; founded and edited by P. J. Harston

• Myndz Community, C.C. (myndz-community.ca) - multimedia community-based media production entity; based in Nairobi, Kenya, and Windhoek, Namibia; provides opportunities for youth, media practitioners, civic organizations and inhabitants of rural and indigenous communities to learn and engage in the production of media
• myowndp.com (myowndp.com) - online community for downloading free display pictures for Blackberry Messager on all phones; has created a vast collection of high-quality and original DPs in over 15 different categories; new images are uploaded to the site weekly
• My Islam Jamaica (my.islamjamaica.com) - a sister site to (islamjamaica.com) Islam Jamaica Online, this site focuses on sharing information about the religion of Islam. Material is written in adherence with Islamic tradition but through the lens of the Jamaican context and features videos, audio recordings and pictures produced by local Imams.
• Alhudood (alhudood.net) - An Arabic political satire website tackling regional and international issues from a pan-Arab perspective, publishes articles on a daily basis and has been running for four years.
• Buzz.ie (www.buzz.ie - Irish Media Website and sister publication of the Irish Daily Star with over one million monthly unique users.
• Children's Privacy and the Press - Some children's faces (including celebrity's children) in pictures are blurred in news sites, especially Daily Mail.
• ARLnow.com(arlnow.com) (http://www.niemanlab.org/2017/01/d-c-publisher-local-news-now-closed-two-sites-last-year-but-its-still-bullish-on-advertising/)(streetfightmag.com/2015/01/16/how-to-get-to-5-years-of-success-in-hyperlocal-publishing/)- Launched in January 2010, ARLnow.com is the place for the latest news, views and things to do around Arlington, Virginia.

• The Robert B. Silvers Foundation (A bequest by Silvers, who died in March 2017, established a charitable entity, the Robert B. Silvers Foundation, the aim of which is to support writers. Silvers named Mendelsohn as director with Hederman as president. The Foundation’s goal is to support writers working in the areas that were nurtured by Silvers in the Review: in-depth political, social, economic, and scientific commentary, long-form arts and literary criticism, and the intellectual essay. Such support will take the form of disbursements to enable works in progress, and of the bestowal annually of a series of prizes, to be known as the Silvers-Dudley Prizes, recognizing outstanding achievement in the kinds of writing Silvers and his late partner, Lady Grace Dudley, embraced and encouraged: the Robert B. Silvers Prize for Journalism; the Robert B. Silvers Prize for Criticism; and the Grace Dudley Prize for Writing on European Culture. -- COI: administrator of the Robert B. Silvers Foundation) (https://www.nybooks.com/emily-greenhouse-gabriel-winslow-yost-editors/)
• National Arts Strategies (artstrategies.org) - non-profit organization; established by the Andrew W. Mellon and Rockefeller Foundations as National Arts Stabilization in 1983, an independent nonprofit arts management organization; works with a variety of arts organizations in capacity building and professional development; notable alumni of programs at NAS include William L. Boyd, Madeline Sayet, and Adrian Ellis; in 2016, it was awarded a grant from the Doris Duke Foundation to build professional development capacity for the International Association of Blacks in Dance [839]
• Oscar Wilde Awards - this news article mentions the "10th annual Oscar Wilde Awards"; a handful of WP articles list people as being recipients of the award. Sam Peter Jackson "was nominated for the 2006 Oscar Wilde Award for Writing". Last Summer at Bluefish Cove "... and Oscar Wilde Awards ..." Colin Davidson (artist) citation title for "US/Ireland Alliance Honor, Los Angeles" is "US-Ireland Alliance's 10th annual Oscar Wilde Awards honors Colin Davidson, Carrie Fisher and Stephen Colbert". John Glines "Parents, Families, and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) (Oscar Wilde Award)". Jim Brochu "the Oscar Wilde Award". Declan Kiberd "Oscar Wilde Award for Literary Achievement, 1996". Steve Schalchlin "PFLAG-LA Oscar Wilde Award, 1997 & 2003". Rikki Beadle-Blair "Greg Owen won the Oscar Wilde Award for New Writing". The awards seem to be put on by the us-irelandalliance.org though the site says very little about the award. [840] says "Annually, we host the Oscar Wilde Awards in Los Angeles."; Google searches for "US-Ireland Alliance" "Oscar Wilde Awards" return higher-quality results than just "Oscar Wilde Awards"
• Roads and Kingdoms (roadsandkingdoms.com) - Roads and Kingdoms is a New York-based online publication covering food, travel, and politics. It received the James Beard Foundation's Publication of the Year award in 2017, and Anthony Bourdain was a sole investor in the publication. Roads and Kingdoms has received substantial coverage by The Wall Street Journal, American Journalism Review, Inc., and Eater. ([841]; [842]; [843]; [844]; [845])
• SAPIENS (sapiens.org) - SAPIENS is an online magazine covering anthropology for a popular audience. It is an editorially-independent project of the Wenner-Gren Foundation for Anthropological Research, and has been syndicated in many online science publications, including Scientific American, Slate, and Aeon (digital magazine). [846]; [847]; [848]; [849]; [850]
• Society of Accredited Voice Over Artists (savoa.org) - accreditation by SaVoa is recognition of a voice-over artist's ability to provide vocally and technically proficient broadcast-quality voice over services and to conduct business in a manner that enhances the profession as a whole; maintains an accreditation program for voice-over artists worldwide
• The State Hornet (statehornet.com) — Sacramento State's student news organization, founded in 1949. Has won multiple college publication awards in the last months.)
• United By Pop (unitedbypop.com) - Created in June 2016, United By Pop is a pop culture media site and online community that brings together everything trending in both the United Kingdom and the United States, launched by Verity Harris and Jackie Kolgraf. [851] [852] [853]
• ValueWalk (www.valuewalk.com) - ValueWalk LLC owns and operates an online platform that publishes financial industry news. Its platform provides value investing, hedge funds, large asset managers, technology industry, business, and political news. ValueWalk LLC was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in New York City, New York.
• West Hull FM, a community radio station based in Hull, a city in Yorkshire, the station was founded in 2017.
• Wonkhe (UK news higher education policy news site, widely cited in Wikipedia articles on UK higher ed, frequently carries articles by UK politicians and university leaders) (http://wonkhe.com))
• CDA - Casting Directors Association (The Casting Directors Association is an alliance of professional Casting Directors dedicated to upholding professional standards within the industry) http://castingdirectorsassociation.com/

• Academy Art Museum (academyartmuseum.org) - art museum in Easton, Maryland
• Alford Heritage Museum (alfordheritagemuseum.com) - local heritage museum and former auction mart in Alford, Aberdeenshire
• Ballroom Marfa (ballroommarfa.org) - contemporary arts non-profit in Marfa, Texas; co-producer of Prada Marfa
• The Beck Cultural Exchange Center (beckcenter.net) - Primary state-designated repository for African-American history and culture in East Tennessee, located in East Knoxville since 1975
• Billy Graham Training Center at The Cove (thecove.org)
• Campbell County Rockpile Museum (rockpilemuseum.com) - A museum located in Gillette, Wyoming dedicated to the story of the Powder River Basin region of Wyoming and Montana. [854]; [855]; [856]
• Casa del Hombre - museum in A Coruña, Spain; [857]^{[dead link]}
• Casa-Museu Gaudí - Hypostyle Hall, Park Güell, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain; designed by Antoni Gaudí, who was hired for the job by Eusebi Güell
• Centro de Arte Contemporáneo de Málaga - es:Centro de Arte Contemporáneo de Málaga
• Children's Museum of the Lowcountry - Charleston, SC
• Christopher Cutts Gallery - Toronto, Ontario
• Cultural museum – general article for type of museum; example: Chinese American Museum DC
• Explore Space Branson MO Space Museum (bransonexplorespace.org)^{[dead link]} - [858]; [859]
• Gartner Pediatric History Center - Itasca, IL; [860] history center includes 1500 pediatric artifacts, papers, and AAP archives
• Museum of GAZ - Nizhny Novgorod, Russia; [861]
• Girl Museum - Virtual museum of girlhood; founded 2009; [862]
• Grotta Mangiapane - Trapani, Sicily; [863]
• Heathcote Museum & Gallery - Point Heathcote
• Iraq Museum International
• Jack D. Diehm Museum of Natural History - Fort Wayne, Indiana
• King Richard III Visitor Centre, Leicester (kriii.com) - Leicester
• Las Pozas Surrealist Garden - Xilitla, San Luis Potosí, Mexico
• Lithgow SAF Museum (also known as Lithgow Small Arms Factory Museum) (lithgowsafmuseum.org.au) - museum located in Lithgow, New South Wales dedicated to the story of the Lithgow Small Arms Factory. [864]; [865]; [866]
• Maritime Discovery Centre - Brockville, Ontario; [867]^{[dead link]}
• Matsuda Collection (also known as Sports Car Museum of Japan, Porsche Museum of Japan) - defunct; famous collection at one time
• Millennium Iconoclast Museum of Art (www.mimamuseum.eu) - Sint-Jans-Molenbeek, Brussels; street art museum; [868]; [869]; [870]; [871]
• Museum of Craft and Design (sfmcd.org) - San Francisco, California; exhibiting innovative contemporary work in craft and design
• Museum of Portable Sound (museumofportablesound.com) - Southsea, United Kingdom; Portable museum exhibiting recorded sounds as museum objects. Also houses a research library and physical objects collection of portable audio devices.
• Museum of the Southwest (museumsw.org) - Midland, Texas; children's museum and planetarium
• Museum of Teaching and Learning (www.motal.org) - Fullerton, California; Educating people about education. Traveling exhibits include history of Mendez V. Westminster.

• Superposition Gallery, Online and pop-up gallery based out of Los Angeles and New York. Exhibitions of emerging artists such as Haleigh Nickerson, John Rivas, Super Future Kid, Panni Malekzadeh, Sinjun Strom [872]
  • National Gallery of Art Library – Image Collections (library.nga.gov/imagecollections) - library department of image collections houses close to 14 million photographs, negatives, and digital images; offers a unique perspective on the study of images of western art; rich features - including rare materials, photographs of artists in their studios, and gifts from featured scholars can be found within; [873]; [874]; [875]; [876]; [877]; [878]
• National Museum of Transmigration (id:Museum Nasional Ketransmigrasian) - Lampung, Indonesia
• Paul S. Russell, MD Museum of Medical History and Innovation (massgeneral.org/museum) - museum of Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston; this is separate from the Ether Dome
• The Portland Collection - significant historical fine- and decorative-art collection belonging to the Dukes of Portland and their families at Welbeck Abbey; [879]
• Red Cloud Museum and Heritage Center (redcloudschool.org/museum)
• Red House Museum and Gardens - Christchurch, Dorset, England (www.hampshireculturaltrust.org.uk/red-house-museum-and-gardens). Former Victorian workhouse, now a local history museum
• Rosso Bianco Collection - de:Rosso Bianco Collection
• Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilisation - the UAE's first Islamic museum
• Stedelijk Museum Zwolle (nl:Stedelijk Museum Zwolle)
• Surnateum (surnateum.org)
• Tampa Gallery of Photographic Arts (tgpa.org) - museum
• Terra Sancta Museum - museum in Jerusalem, Israel
• Walk In Art Center (walkinartcenter.org) - art gallery in Schuylkill Haven, Pennsylvania; hs 15 working artist studios and many educational and community programs
• Western Bridge (westernbridge.org) - Seattle, Washington
• The Yukon Arts Centre Public Art Gallery - gallery associated with Owen Williams (calligrapher); part of the Yukon Arts Centre

• Tossie Baadjo - artist of Australian Aboriginal works
• Leroy Columbo (LeRoy Columbo)
• T. Owens Moore - melanin science.
• Arlene Skolnick
• Raymond Two Hawks Watson - Afro-Native-American activist; won a 300k innovation grant from the Rhode Island Foundation

• Abkhaz art
• Amberella - Baltic
• Anglo conformity (Anglo-conformity)
• Arab-American literature (Arab-American Literature, Arab American literature, Arab American Literature) - [880]
• Association of Highland Clans and Societies was redlinked in Template:Gaels
• Ayurvastra - Indian cloth that has been infused with the Indian medicine ayurvedia
• Bantu naming
• The Bogle - dance move
• Camp Moshava Ennismore - Canadian Jewish overnight summer camp
• Camp Romaca for Girls - American overnight summer camp located in the berkshires, brother camp to Camp Greylock for Boys
• Colcha embroidery - a style of wool embroidery of Southwestern US/Mexican origin.
• Costa Rican ox cart - typical painted ox carts
• Crimean Tatar art
• Cushite people (Cushitic peoples) - (not the language (Cushitic language), but the ethnic groups) - Afro-Asiatic ethno-linguistic people/groups who reside in the Horn of Africa and other areas throughout East Africa (e.g., like Somalis, Oromos, Afar, Agaw, Beja and other Cushitic-speaking people)
• Erigae
• Festival of India - festivals put on by Hare Krishna followers; involves chariot parades with Jagannatha and the arts, music, culture festivals, and free vegetarian feast around cities in North America, South America, Africa, Europe, Australia and other parts of the world
• Fête des Vendanges de Montmartre (fetedesvendangesdemontmartre.com) - Parisian festival in Montmartre

• Global Glimpse (globalglimpse.org) - A nonprofit organization providing travel to high school students while engaging them in a leadership development program
• Hippopotamus from the tomb of Senbi - Senbi
• Indian lilt or sub-continental lilt - characteristic speaking style (independent of accent) of the people of the Indian sub-continent
• Jankunú - a traditional New Years dance celebration (aka: Wanaragua or Máscaro) among the Garífuna villages on the Caribbean Coast of Central America, and which have European, African and Indigenous (Arawak and Carib) influences in motifs.
• Kopjafa - Kopjafa images; hu:kopjafa, fr:kopjafa, sr:Kopja, pl:Słupowe nagrobki and eo:Tombofosto
• Littleyule - fi:Pikkujoulu
• Nigerian name - Nigerian personal names appear to differ significantly from Anglosphere names (see the numerous variations of Yusuf Sulaimon Lasun's name) and an independent article on the subject along the lines of Icelandic name would be helpful. ~Hijiri88, May 2016
• ōmukou(ja:大向う) - The claque case of Kabuki.
• Ossetian art
• paring bee - kind of bee (gathering); people come and pare apples for winter storage; usually in British North America
• Pchak (also Pechak or Pichoq; Russian: Пчак) - traditional Uzbek/Uyghur knife; ru:Пчак
• Qikiqtani Inuit Association - see Qallupilluit
• Queer Aztlan
• RomaRoutes(romaroutes.eu) - funded by The Culture Programme of the European Union
• Shetlanders - an ethnic group native to Shetland
• Social SA (socialsa.co.za)
• taneber - dance party of Senegal
• Tatar art
• Tawira
• tin-kettling
• Tricotin - French sewing/knitting tool; looks like a doll with four metal pieces on its head
• variedades - Spanish-language variety shows?; as referenced in Broadway Theater District (Los Angeles)
• Vietnamese swordsmanship - Vietnamese martial arts style regarding swords and other bladed weapons
• Wor (dance) - dance culture of Biak, Indonesia
• Zlatne Uste Golden Festival - New York's largest festival of Balkan music; held annually in Brooklyn

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• Worldle (not Wordle) (Geography word game) (https://worldle.teuteuf.fr/ https://metro.co.uk/2022/02/18/what-is-worldle-how-to-play-the-wordle-alternative-for-geography-fans-16128740/)

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• Please make sure that video games are entered in the "video games section" below

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• Dan Klistner - American toy designer; known for creating handheld games like Bop It, Preplexus and Simon
• Teddy Dief - American game designer; known for co-creating Hyper Light Drifter. former Creative Director at Square Enix. aka "Teddy Diefenbach". wikipedia: [980] [981] [982] external: [983] [984] [985]
• Redzonezzz - fairly new YouTuber
• TheBackyardScientist - a popular youtuber that does cool science videos. https://www.youtube.com/user/TheBackyardScientist
• Triforce Johnson - Founder of the top competitive gaming group, Empire Arcadia. A dedicated Nintendo gamer, first in line for many hardware and software.
• Leanne Loombe - Executive producer known for working on Need For Speed and League of Leagues, head of Riot Forge. https://www.linkedin.com/in/leanneloombe/

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