• Food and drinks Maggoty haggis was among the foul foods set out on a table at Nearly-Headless Nick’s 500th Deathday party (CS8). Read More
• Food and drinks A clear, jellylike preserve made from the pulp and rind of fruits (especially citrus fruits). (AHD)… Read More
• Food and drinks Marshmallows are soft, sweet food items enjoyed by wizards and Muggles alike. Read More
• Food and drinks Mashed potatoes are a self-describing starchy food enjoyed by wizards and Muggles alike. Read More
• Food and drinks Mead is a variety of alcohol that seemed to have been popular among British wizards since at least the 1100s. It was consumed at celebrations and casual visits. Different types of mead include mulled mead and oak-matured mead. Read More
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• Food and drinks Very finely diced meat, sometimes referred to as mincemeat. Not to be confused with the quite different substance also known as mincemeat that is used in mince pie. Read More
• Food and drinks A small round pie filled with mincemeat (in this sense a mixture of sweet stuff – sugar, suet, and/or spices – and fruits such as currants, raisins, chopped apples) traditionally eaten at Christmas (NSOED). Not to be confused with mince. Read More
• Food and drinks Newt Scamander kept a crate of Mooncalf Pellets in his work shed. In 1926, Jacob Kowalski fed them to the Mooncalves inside Newt Scamander’s case (WFT). Read More