Riddles about food ad drinks

I sit in a tree, round as a ball, red as blood, sweet as honey.

(А cherry.)

At first I am green and small,

Like a little ball.

Then grow I red and bigger still.

And when I blacken in the sun,

You say I'm ripe and eat me up.

(А cherry.)

I'm a little country lad

In a fine red coat, you see.

When they meet me, folk are glad

And always bow low to me!

(А wild strawberry.)

A golden girl sits in the darkness, but her hair hangs out in the sunlight.

Do you know her?

(А carrot.)

This little red lady

Is hard to be found,

As only her green plait

Sticks out of the ground.

(А carrot.)

Little old uncle, dressed in brown.

Take off his coat, how the tears run down!

(An onion.)

Take off my skin –

I will not cry,

But you will.

What am I?

(An onion.)

What white root makes eyes full of water?

(An onion.)

A hundred shirts and all without buttons.

What is it?

(А head of cabbage.)

What house has many people inside, but neither windows nor doors?

(А cucumber.)

A young imp, he wore green. Now his age is mature.

He wears red. And his conduct now's always demure.

(A tomato.)

What eggs have leaves and stems?

(Eggplants.)

It is red and sweet,

It is good to eat.

(An apple.)

Come and drink at my spring.

Green walls are all around it,

Shiny black stones inside.

(А watermelon.)

A skin have I, more eyes than one.

I can be very nice when I am done.

What am I?

(A potato.)

What does one half of an apple resemble?

(The other half.)

Clean, but not water;

Sticky, but not tar;

White, but not snow;

Sweet, but not honey.

What is it?

(Milk.)

I am white. I am good to drink.

What am I?

(Milk)

I am yellow, I am made from milk, you eat me with bread.

(Butter.)

White as snow, sweet to all, but when it gets into the mouth, it disappears.

(Sugar.)

Clean, but not water,

White, but not snow,

Sweet, but not an ice-cream,

What is it?

(Sugar.)

They do not eat me alone, but cannot eat without me.

What am I?

(Salt.)

What is white outside and yellow inside?

(An egg.)

A box without hinges, key, or lid,

Yet golden treasure inside is hid.

(An egg.)

A nice thin wall, as white as milk,

The curtain drawn, as soft as silk;

Somebody came and broke the wall,

And soon he saw a golden ball.

(An egg.)

It is silver outside and golden inside.

(An egg.)

In marble halls as white as milk,

Lined with a skin as soft as silk,

Within a fountain crystal-clear,

A golden apple doth appear.

No doors there are to this stronghold,

Yet thieves break in and steal the gold.

(An egg.)

What is white and has a chick inside?

(An egg.)

It's a pretty white house.

There is no window,

There is no door,

There is no roof,

There is no floor.

But there is a pretty yellow ball inside.

What is this house?

(An egg.)

What is bread before it is put into the oven?

(Dough.)

When is coffee like the earth?

(When it is ground.)

There is a little green house;

And in the little green house

There is a little brown house;

And in the little brown house

There is a little yellow house;

And in the little yellow house

There is a little white house;

And in the little white house

There is a white little heart.

(А nut.)

The outside is a shell,

The inside is meat,

It grows in a tree,

And is good to eat.

(А nut.)

As soft as silk, as white as milk,

As bitter as gall, a thick wall

And a green coat covers me all.

(А walnut.)

I'm a house with two boarders

(Sometimes one, but rarely three).

Break my walls, eat my boarders,

Throw away the rest of me.

(A peanut.)

It's white and cold and sweet.

All children like it.

(Ice-cream.)

Which dog has no tail?

(A hot dog.)

Flour of England, fruit of Spain,

Met together in a shower of rain;

Put in a bag, tied round with a string,

If you'll tell me this riddle, I'll give you a ring.

(A plum-pudding.)

A liquid good for preserving everything except secrets.

(Alcohol.)

What is it that everyone can divide, but no one can see where it is divided?

(Water.)

It's so weak that a little wind can move it. It's so strong that you can cut it with a knife and leave no track.

(Water.)

What is it that you have at every meal but never eat?

(An appetite.)