The Martini is one of the most famous and popular cocktails. Winston Churchill, Franklin Roosevelt and James Bond were all fans of this legendary drink. The classic Martini is made with gin and vermouth and garnished with a green olive in a martini glass.

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The bagel originates in Poland. Traditionally, they were formed by hand, boiled and then baked. Today, there are numerous flavors and styles that vary as much as the cities they’re from. The dense, chewy inside and crisp exterior is a popular bread in America.

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Popular for their taste and convenience, French Fries are a favorite side dish, especially with hamburgers. Millions are eaten in the U.S. each year! Whether found in fancy restaurants, fast food joints, or at home at the dinner table, French Fries are a universal favorite.

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Blueberries are one of the few fruits native to North America, making blueberry pie a truly American dessert. To show off the colorful filling, the pie is often made with a lattice crust. The crust looks like basket weaving with its fancy, sugar frosted crisscrosses.

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Blackberries are lovely edible soft fruit. The sweet fruit grows on a prickly, thorny shrub that grows extensively if not maintained. Picking blackberries may result in a few scrapes and scratches but the reward is a delicious sweet treat that’s good fresh, frozen, baked – or jammed!

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Snow cones are an iconic dessert that originated during the Industrial Revolution. Trucks would transport ice from the northeast to the hot southern states. Along the way children would ask drivers for a small scraping of ice. Their mothers would then flavor the ice for a sweet icy treat.

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In many homes, it wouldn't be Christmas without a traditional stuffed turkey for dinner. This beautiful turkey is dressed and served on a shiny silver platter. Commemorate the gathering of friends and family with this charming ornament.

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Celebrate America's favorite snack food with this whimsical glass ornament. It was carefully mouth-blown into a finely crafted mold. Then a hot solution of shiny liquid silver was poured inside. Finally, the ornament was hand-painted with many brightly colored lacquers and glitters for you to enjoy!

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In medieval Europe, strawberries were served at festivals and important state occasions to ensure peace and prosperity. They were carved into church pillars to symbolize perfection and righteousness. In provincial France, strawberries were considered an aphrodisiac, so newlyweds were traditionally served a strawberry soup.

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In medieval Europe, strawberries were served at festivals and important state occasions to ensure peace and prosperity. They were carved into church pillars to symbolize perfection and righteousness. In provincial France, strawberries were once considered an aphrodisiac, so newlyweds were traditionally served a strawberry soup.

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Often referred to as "Nature's Wonder Fruit," bananas are one of the most widely consumed foods in the world. Sweet and easy to peel and eat, they contain fiber, minerals, and major vitamins, which makes them an ideal high energy snack.

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The Tomato, also known as a "love apple" is as popular to grow and eat as it is decorative. Years ago, it’s beautiful red and green colors made it a natural choice for early mold makers and glassblowers who wanted to create a festive ornament. It’s still a favorite on the Christmas tree today.

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