Foods That Start with H

Explore 48 verified foods starting with H, from Hero, Honey, Hip, Helping, Heel, Ham and Herb. Select any entry from these foods, dishes, and culinary ingredients below to view definitions and photos, or browse our main foods directory.

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half
ham
hash
hamburger
hamburg
hash brown
hash browns
hazelnut
halibut
haddock
habanero
haw
hake
hawthorn
haggis
halloumi
harissa
hackberry
havarti
haricot
hala
hero
helping
heel
herb
herring
hemp seed
hip
hijiki
honey
hot dog
hot sauce
hotdog
horseradish
honeydew
hotcake
hoisin
hoecake
honeyberry
hottentot fig
hovenia
hummus
huckleberry
huevos rancheros
hubbard squash
huito
hyssop
hyacinth bean
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