Food

Food items appearing in Tomodachi Collection: New Life can be bought at the Supermarket, or received as a reward from Miis like from dreams. Food Items are separated into 4 categories: Main Dish, Side Dish, Sweets, and Drinks.

Main Dishes

Main Dishes are foods that will fill up a Mii's hunger the most. There are 43 total main dish items.

The Japanese version has this section as the Japanese dishes, the Side is Western. (Basically not Japanese.) So many of the items here are not available in the Japanese version and are marked with an X. The Japanese dishes have 63 in total.

Item	Num. Order (US)	Num. Order (EU)	Num. Order (JP)	Prices	Description	Image
Barbecue	001		X	US: $15.00 EU: € JP: Unavailable	"Grilled meat galore with a side of peppers and corn on the cob."
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Cheeseburger	003	005	Western 058	US: $6.50 EU:€ JP:￥280	"A boatload of ingredients stuffed into a toasty sesame-seed bun. Open wide!
Chicken Pot Pie	004		X	US: $ EU:€ JP: Unavailable	"Fill a flaky pie crust with chicken and gravy, and you get this. Evil or Genius."
Creamy Stew	005		Western 026	US: $6.80 EU:€ JP:￥680	"This stew has been stewing for hours. So rich, you'll feel like a king."
Filet mignon	006		X	US: $50.00 EU:€ JP:X	"You've no doubt heard how savory filet mignon is. Experience it for yourself."
Fish cakes	007			US: $7.80 EU:€ JP:￥	"Battered fish-and-potato patties, fried until unrecognizable."
Fish sticks	008		X	US: $8.20 EU:€ JP:X	"Crispy sticks of fish, perfectly sized for dipping into your favorite sauce."
Fried chicken	009		Western 016	US: $ EU:€ JP:￥450	"Fried until golden, and then fried a little more. You can't resist the crisp."
Fried seafood	010	015	X	US: $ UK: £8.00 EU:€ JP:X	"Can't decide on one seafood Get a mix! Don't forget the lemon!"
Doner kebab	011	010	X	US: $ UK: £5.50 EU:€6.00 JP: X	"Turkish slow-roasted meat in a pitta. Don't forget to smother in sauce!"
Herring (US)	012	012	X	US: $4.50 EU:€ JP: X	"Straight from the ocean to you. It's not red, which is probably a good thing."
Fish and chips (EU)	012	012	X	UK: £8.90 EU:€12.95 JP: X	"Famous worldwide but only experts know where to get the best."
Lasagna	013		Western 080	US: $6.50 EU:€ JP:￥650	"Homemade lasagna is the best kind of lasagna. Get it while it's hot!"
Lobster	014		X	US: $16.00 EU:€ JP: X	"Impress your dinner guests by treating them to a luxurious lobster meal."
Loco moco	015		X	US: $7.80 EU:€ JP: X	"A hawaiian dish with a meat patty, gravy, and a fried egg on white rice."
Meatballs	016	021	Western 077	US: $5.00 UK: £8.90 EU:€ JP:￥500	"Something important is missing here. Hold up... where's the pasta!"
Nachos	017		X	US: $7.50 EU:€ JP: X	"Crispy tortilla chips topped with pico de gallo, cheese, and jalapeños."
Paella	018		Western 055	US: $8.80 EU:€ JP:￥	"Say "yellow" to the ocean's finest, served with appetizing saffron rice."
Panini	019	024	X	US: $5.50 UK: £5.50 EU:€ JP: X	"A very long sandwich stuffed with meat and toasted to perfection."
Pasta pesto	020	025	X	US: $7.30 UK: £9.00 EU:€ JP: X	"Pasta, parmesan, and pine nuts got married. This is their beautiful baby."
Peking duck	021		Western 070	US: $30.00 EU:€ JP:￥5000	"Crispy roasted duck served with savory pancakes and a tangy hoisin sauce."
Pork cutlet	022		X	US: $8.00 EU:€ JP: X	"A thin cut of pork, boiled and savory. Silverware is optional, but a good idea."
Pot-au-feu	023	029	Western 073	US: $7.00 EU:€ JP:￥700	"Full of meat and veg and our passion for cooking for our customers."
Ramen	024		Western 079	US: $9.90 EU:€ JP:￥680	"Japanese noodles with pork, egg, and seaweed. Have fun slurping that soup."
Roast beef	025	032	Western 082	US: $ UK: £10.00 EU:€ JP:￥1500	"Thick slabs of savory roast beef just begging to be made into a sandwich."
Roast chicken	026	033	X	US: $20.00 UK: £9.90 EU:€ JP: X	"A plump, roasted chicken resting on a bed of Yukon Gold potatoes."
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Ruined Meal	028		Western 036	US: $0.20 EU:€ JP:￥20	"Somebody's a bad cook. Or has a sick sense of humor. Or doesn't like you."
Salisbury steak	029		Western 059	US: $9.90 EU:€ JP:￥700	"Basically a hamburger without the bun. Calling it a steak makes it fancier."
Salmon meunière	030	039	Western 031	US: $11.00 UK: £11.00 EU:€ JP:￥750	"This fish was soaked in blissful, buttery sauce, coated in flour, and pan fried"
Sashimi	031		011	US: $12.80 EU:€ JP:￥1280	"The best part of sashimi: no cooking required. Eating without heating FTW."
Schnitzel	032		X	US: $13.00 EU:€ JP: X	"Tenderized, boneless meat, fried until crispy. Guten to the last bite."
Space food	033	042	Western 005	US: $20.00 UK: £20.00 EU:€ JP:￥2000	"Step 1: Eat space food. Step 2: Go to space. At least step 1 is easy!"
Spaghetti Spaghetti bolognese(EU)	034	043	Western 076	US: $7.80 UK: £9.90 EU:€ JP:￥780	"Pasta with ground beef and tomato sauce. Can't argue with the classics."
Spaghetti peperoncino	035	045	Western 071	US: $7.80 EU:€ JP:￥780	"Spaghetti with olive oil, fresh garlic, and red chili peppers for a fiery kick."
Squid-ink spaghetti	036	046	Western 002	US: $7.80 UK: £10.90 EU:€ JP:￥780	"It's not burned-it's blackened with ink. Hope you bright your toothbrush."
Steak	037		Western 039	US: $15.90 EU:€ JP:￥1989	"A thick, fatty hunk of beef to gnaw on. Worry not- the veggies are for garnish."
Stewed beef	038		Western 060	US: $8.80 EU:€ JP:￥880	"Slow-cooked for three whole days. So savory, it's for sure worth the wait."
Stuffed cabbage roll	039	049	Western 083	US: $7.00 UK: 8.00 EU:€ JP:￥700	"There's only one way to find out what fillings are hiding beneath the cabbage."
Sushi	040		035	US: $19.90 EU:€ JP:￥1580	"Prepared by Food Market's sushi master. One is never enough. Neither is twenty."
Sweet-and-sour pork	041		Western 040	US: $7.80 EU:€ JP:￥780	"Much like life, it's both sweet and sour. Unlike life, it comes with extra sauce."
Tempura	042		048	US: $ EU:€ JP:￥880	"It's healthy because it's vegetables...right Yeah. Let's go with that theory."
Yakisoba	043			US: $6.90 EU:€ JP:￥	"Friend noodles with tangy sauce. Bean sprouts help make it a bit healthier."

Side Dishes

Side Dishes are the second food catagory. They fill a Mii's hunger less than the Main Dishes. There are 83 total Side Dishes.

The Japanese version has this section as Western. (Basically not Japanese.) There are also 83 available. The Main Food section is called Japanese meals. So many of the items here are not available in the Japanese version and are marked with an X.

Item	Num. Order (US)	Num. Order (EU)	Num. Order (JP)	Prices	Description	Image
Avocado	001	001	001	US: $1.00 EU:€ JP:￥100	"Avocado is nature's butter. Makes any sandwich or butter instantly better."
Bacon	002	002	069	US: $2.50 EU:€ JP:￥380	"That's a lot of bacon. You're sharing, right Don't forget the eggs and toast."
Baked beans	003	003	X	US: $3.50 EU:€ JP: X	"Those navy beans are actually stewed, not baked. Sorry for the confusion."
Baked potato	004	004	X	US: $5.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"A soft, mushy baked potato loaded with cheese, butter, and more cheese."
Blue cheese	005			US: $3.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"This cheese has been aged with blue mold. It's pretty stinky. Um... enjoy?"
Broccoli	006			US: $1.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"It's like a little tree! A healthy little tree that tastes great steamed."
Brussels sprouts	007		X	US: $1.00 EU:€ JP: X	"If you can eat these without cringing, you'll know when you're all grown up."
Buttered potato	008		Japanese 033	US: $3.80 EU:€ JP:￥380	"This dish has almost as much butter as it does potato. Mmm, melty."
Calamari	009		003	US: $4.80 EU:€ JP:￥480	"Deep-fried squid with ketchup for dipping. It's tastier than it sounds."
Caviar	010		023	US: $65.00 EU:€ JP:￥6500	"Disliking caviar means you're unrefined. Or don't like fish eggs. One of the two."
Celery	011	010	041	US: $1.00 EU:€ JP:￥130	"If you dislike it on its own, add peanut butter and raisins for a fun variation."
Cheese	012		044	US: $2.00 EU:€ JP:￥200	"All natural with a subtle taste and smell. Smile and say cheese!"
Chicken noodle soup	013		X	US: $4.50 EU:€ JP: X	"If you're feeling under the weather, this soup is really the only way to go."
Chili prawns	014		007	US: $6.40 EU:€ JP:￥640	"Prawns are good on their own, but they're better with garlic and chilies."
Clam chowder	015		X	US: $6.00 EU:€ JP: X	"Enjoy the taste of clams without the nuisance of those slippery shells."
Coleslaw	016		X	US: $1.20 EU:€ JP: X	"A side dish of raw cabbage, carrots, and mayo. Nothing too exciting here."
Cooked eggplant	017		X	US: $3.50 EU:€ JP: X	"Delicious eggplant grilled to perfection. It's healthy, flavorful, AND filling!"
Corn dog	018			US: $0.99 EU:€ JP:￥	"A fried hot dog on a stick, for busy people with no time to fuss with buns."
Cornflakes	019		029	US: $3.00 EU:€ JP:￥400	"A fine choice for a quick breakfast. Don't dally or the flakes will get soggy!"
Corn on the cob	020		047	US: $2.00 EU:€ JP:￥350	"A freash ear of corn, roasted and savory, remove the husk before eating."
Crab	021		Japanese 022	US: $60.00 EU:€ JP:￥6000	"You know it's good because it's so pricey. Watch out for those claws."
Drumstick	022		074	US: $3.50 EU:€ JP:￥1000	"A juicychicken leg with supersecret sauce--also known as barbecue sauce."
Escargot	023	020	006	US: $12.00 EU:€ JP:￥1200	"Ew, there are snails on your plate! Oh, wait.. I mean.. eat up! It's a delicacy."
French fries	024	021	065	US: $ EU:€ JP:￥280	"These hot and crispy fries will make you forget all about your burger."
Fresh spring rolls	025		052	US: $5.90 EU:€ JP:￥590	"Peek through the translucent wrapping to see what numminess awaits you."
Fried egg	026			US: $1.70 EU:€ JP:￥	"The whites are cooked solid, but the yolk is still nice and runny. Dive in!"
Fried Rice	027			US: $4.80 EU:€ JP:￥	"What's better than a giant plate of fried rice? Nothing, that's what."
Fried spring rolls	028		057	US: $6.30 EU:€ JP:￥630	"Crispy pockets of pure enjoyment. It's hard to save room for the meal."
Fried tofu	029		X	US: $2.50 EU:€ JP: X	"Tofu is too healthy for its own good. That's why we fried it. A lot."
Garlic	030		054	US: $0.80 EU:€ JP:￥110	"It's known to keep vampires away. Maybe they're afraid of bad breath"
Green pepper	031		061	US: $0.80 EU:€ JP:￥110	"Not so great raw, but stuff it with stuffables and it's good to go."
Grilled cheese	032			US: $2.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"Anyone can grill a sammy, but it takes a cheese connoisseur to do it this well."
Grits	033			US: $ EU:€ JP:￥	"A southern breakfast staple. It's basically butter with some ground corn."
Habanero	034		X	US: $1.00 EU:€ JP: X	"This red-hot chili pepper is not to be taken lightly. So tasty, yet so spicy."
Hard-boiled egg	035	032	078	US: $0.40 EU:€ JP:￥100	"Don't worry-the yolk is perfectly soft. Try a little salt and peper on top!"
Hash browns	036		X	US: $1.50 EU:€ JP: X	"Shredded potatoes, fried to form these golden patties of breakfast potential."
Hot dog	037		072	US: $2.80 EU:€ JP:￥280	"It's not made of dogs, but it IS hot. Hope you like mustard. If not...oops."
Instant noodles	038		014	US: $1.90 EU:€ JP:￥190	"You're three minutes away from total noodle-ocity. Can you wait that long?"
Kimchi	039		022	US: $2.80 EU:€ JP:￥280	"Authentic kimchi straight from Korea. Love that spice! Best with rice."
Macaroni and cheese	040		X	US: $5.80 EU:€ JP: X	"Look up 'comfort' in a dictionary, and you'll see a picture of mac and cheese."
Mashed potatoes	041		X	US: $3.50 EU:€ JP: X	"Whoever invented mashing potatoes deserves an award. Nobel Potato"
Meat-and-Potato stew	042			US: $6.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"Home cookin' at its finest. Those soft potatoes are the stuff of dreams."
Mouldy bread	043	040	015	US: $0.20 EU:€ JP:￥20	"Ew. Ew, gross. That bread may be cheap, but that doesn't make it edible."
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Oatmeal	045		X	US: $2.50 EU:€ JP: X	"Hop aboard the oat boat! Made with steel-cut oats, milk, and blueberries."
Octopus	046		X	US: $ EU:€ JP: X	"Freshly boiled tentacles. Eat alone or share with up to seven friends."
Olives	047		X	US: $3.00 EU:€ JP: X	"Crush them for thier oil, or chop them up for a very grown-up pizza."
Onion gratin soup	048		011	US: $4.10 EU:€ JP:￥410	"Hopefully you like the taste of tears. It's hard to not cry while cooking this."
Onion rings	049		X	US: $3.50 EU:€ JP: X	"Is there a better way to enjoy an onion than battered and deep fried? Nope."
PB&J	050		X	US: $ EU:€ JP: X	"Nothing's more classic than peanut butter meeting jelly on sliced bread."
Pickles	051		X	US: $3.00 EU:€ JP: X	"Pickles are like mutated cucumbers. If you're into that sort of thing, have at it."
Pizza	052	051		US: $0.99 EU:€ JP:￥	"Covers every food group and has the perfect balance of cheese and veg."
Polenta	053		X	US: $5.80 EU:€ JP: X	"Italy's version of porridge. Supplement the cornmeal dish with meat or veggies."
Popcorn shrimp	054		X	US: $4.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"Sometimes a movie calls not for snacks but for seafood. This is for those times."
Pork bun	055			US: $2.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"It looks like a pastry, but it's actually filled with juicy, juicy pork."
Porridge (US) Pretzel	056		X	US: $3.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"Best piping hot. Add fruit and sugar to make it more palatable." "Saltier than the sea and twistier than a twisty thing. Try one today!"
Pot stickers	057			US: $5.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"So crunchy. So crispy. So full of juicy, juicy goodness. Savor the flavor."
Prawn salad	058	055	X	US: $ EU:€ JP:￥	"Grilled prawns presented on a bed of rather run-of-the-mill lettuce."
Pretzel	059			US: $ EU:€ JP:￥	"Follow this pretzel's lead and do the twist. Or just, ya know, eat a pretzel."
Prosciutto	060			US: $6.90 EU:€ JP:￥	"Thinly sliced so you can keep going back for more. Ham it up!"
Quiche	061	057		US: $5.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"Immerse yourself in the eggy goodness that is quiche. Even better with soup."
Ravioli	062			US: $6.40 EU:€ JP:￥	"Pillowy pasta pockets of ricotta and spinach. When in Rome!"
Raw Oyster	063			US: $1.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"People will respect you more if you pretend to like it. Just sayin'."
Red chili pepper	064	060		US: $0.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"See if you can handle the spice. Just don't touch your eyes afterward."
Rice	065			US: $2.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"Slow-cooked in a traditional Japanese pot, and fluffed to perfection."
Risotto	066			US: $7.80 EU:€ JP:￥	"Risotto is the rice of kings. So rich and flavorful, you'll feel like a monarch."
Salad	067	063		US: $5.60 EU:€ JP:￥	"You'll feel so healthy and energetic after a big bowl or organic veggies."
Salami	068			US: $3.90 EU:€ JP:￥	"A small plate of spicy, sliced sausage. Keep for yourself or share with friends."
Sandwich	069			US: $5.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"The mark of a successful sandwich is not being able to hold it with one hand."
Sardines	070			US: $1.40 EU:€ JP:￥	"Your cat would go bonkers if it knew you were keeping these for yourself."
Sausage	071			US: $2.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"Real sausage straight from the butcher. The casing is made of...uh, love."
Smoked salmon	072			US: $9.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"Razor-thin slices of smoked salmon and a handful of capers. Pass the crackers."
Spanish omelet	073		X	US: $4.60 EU: € JP:￥	"Just a whip togeather eggs, potatoes, and olive oil to make this Spanish dish."
Split-pea soup	074		X	US: $3.50 EU: € JP:￥	"That color isn't too appetizing, but this soup is incredibly good for you."
String cheese	075		X	US: $0.75 EU:€ JP:￥	"Stringy cheese that's fun to peel and small enough to slip in your lunch box."
Stuffing	076		X	US: $ EU:€ JP:￥	"Bread crumbs with onions and celery. Eat as is of stuff inside something else."
Tacos	077			US: $4.80 EU:€ JP:￥	"Crispy shells stuffed with spicy fillings and fresh guacamole. Fiesta time!"
Tomato	078	076		US: $0.90 EU:€ JP:￥	"A vine-ripened 'mato just waiting to be saucified or sliced for sandwich duty."
Tomato soup	079		X	US: $3.80 EU:€ JP:￥	"Sure to warm you from your heart to your toes. Your head's on its own."
Truffle	080			US: $60.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"It looks like a fungus, but it's actually high-class foodstuff."
Veggie Burger	081		X	US: $5.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"Made entirely from organic ingredients, this burger is as good as it gets."
White Bread	082	079		US: $0.30 EU:€ JP:￥	"Not as healthy as wheat bread, but at least it will match your mayo."
	083			US: $ EU:€ JP:￥

Sweets

'Sweets' is not a completely accurate term, as this category is where all the other food items that don't classify as a Main Dish, Side Dish, or Drink would go. This includes fruits, dessert items, and anything else. There are 81 items in this category.

Item	Num. Order (US)	Num. Order (EU)	Num. Order (JP)	Prices	Description	Image
	001			US: $ EU:€ JP:￥
Apple pie	002			US: $4.30 EU:€ JP:￥	"Nothing's more comforting than apple pie...except apple pie with ice cream."
Banana	003			US: $0.80 EU:€ JP:￥	"Nature's dessert. Watch out where you put that peel-it's dangerous."
	004			US: $ EU:€ JP:￥
Banana split	005			US: $6.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"Between these two bananas, you'll find ample ice-cream-and-chocolate delight."
Beef jerky	006			US: $3.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"Hard, dried meat that will stay good for ages. This is cowboy food right here."
Birthday cake	007			US: $ EU:€ JP:￥
Biscuit	008			US: $1.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"Nothing says Sunday brunch like a warm biscuit melting in your mouth."
Black forest gâteau	009			US: $4.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"A multilayered German dessert stuffed silly with whipped cream and cherries."
	010			US: $ EU:€ JP:￥
Butter cookie	011			US: $1.80 EU:€ JP:￥	"Baked until golden. Or perhaps that's the butter. So, so much butter in there."
Candy apple	012			US: $2.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"An apple a day keeps the doctor away. Not this apple, though."
Candy corn	013			US: $0.75 EU:€ JP:￥	"Brush your teeth after eating these, or this is what they'll look like one day."
Carrot cake	014			US: $5.30 EU:€ JP:￥	"Carrots are healthy, and cakes are yummy. Have the best of both worlds."
Cheesecake	015			US: $3.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"Baked in the oven until it achieves that amber tinge. Just needs strawberries."
Cherries	016			US: $1.30 EU:€ JP:￥	"Sure, they're fresh and tasty--but what a waste to eat something cute."
Cherry Pie	017			US: $5.20 EU:€ JP:￥	"It's hardly cherry pie without the lattice top. Good thing it's still delectable."
Chewing gum	018			US: $1.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"Don't play dumb. You know this gum is so yum. Try the grapey-grape flavor."
Chocolate	019			US: $1.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"Who did this to that chocolate bar! What a jerk. Oh well - it's still delicious."
Chocolate gâteau	020			US: $6.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"A touch of powdered sugar kicks this devilish chocolate treat up a notch."
Chocolate sundae	021			US: $7.80 EU:€ JP:￥	"Tons of ice cream isn't sweet enough, thus the whipped cream and fudge."
Cinnamon roll	022			US: $3.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"What more could you ask for than a hot cinnamon roll with ooey, gooey icing"
Clotted cream	023			US: $1.20 EU:€ JP:￥	"Thick cream that makes a great companion for scones and tea."
Coconut	024			US: $3.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"It's not cocoa, and it's not a nut. This is what tropical paradise tastes like."
Cotton candy	025			US: $3.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"Straight from a carnival to your tummy. It must be what eating a cloud is like."
Cracker	026			US: $0.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"Lightly buttered with a hint of salt. It's like a blank canvas for snacking."
Cream puff	027			US: $2.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"The French call it a 'cabbage pastry.' Everyone else just calls it 'yum.'"
Crepe	028			US: $4.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"A soft, pillowy crepe with a slight crisp. Topped with fruit and chocolate sauce."
Croissant	029			US: $1.20 EU:€ JP:￥	"The breakfast of French champions. Made of soft, bready loveliness."
Danish pastry	030			US: $1.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"Called a danish, but it's really Austrian. Regardless, it's puffy and awesome."
Doughnut	031			US: $1.30 EU:€ JP:￥	"Handmade doughnuts from natural ingredients. One alone won't suffice."
Durian	032			US: $5.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"It looks weird and smells weirder, but if you get past that, it's quite tasty."
Elephant ear	033			US: $2.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"A sweet puff pastry dusted with sugar and shaped like an elephant ear."
Fancy Cupcake	034			US: $5.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"How could you say this cupcake isn't fancy Look at all those sprinkles!"
Flan	035			US: $1.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"Wiggly, wobbly flan drenched in smoky caramel sauce. Both fun and tasty."
French toast	036			US: $3.80 EU:€ JP:￥	"Normal toast is boring. Try frying it and soaking it in syrup. Thanks, France!"
Frozen treat	037			US: $1.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"You better chow down on this summer treat quick-it's already melting!"
Frozen yogurt	038			US: $1.80 EU:€ JP:￥	"More tart than ice cream, and a lot healthier. Add fruit for flavor."
Fudge	039			US: $4.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"So many flavors, so little time. This one has peanut butter in it."
Gelatin snack	040			US: $1.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"It smells kind of fruit-like, but there's no fruit to be found. Just jiggly gelatin"
Gingerbread cake	041			US: $4.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"It may not be shaped like a delightful, little person, but it's still rather tasty."
Granola parfait	042			US: $6.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"If you look really hard, you can see granola buried in that yogurt."
Grapefruit	043			US: $2.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"It's not a grape, but it IS a fruit. Some sugar makes the bitter much better."
Grapes	044			US: $ EU:€ JP:￥
Gummy candy	045			US: $0.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"No artificial flavors here - just soft, chewy sugar squashiness."
Hard candy	046			US: $0.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"This candy is so tiny, it certainly can't hurt to have just one before dinner."
Honey	047			US: $4.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"The sweetness of honey sans the bee stings. If possible, share with a bear."
Ice-cream cone	048			US: $2.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"Tahitian vanilla with real chunks of strawberry. You know you want some."
Ice-cream sandwich	049			US: $1.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"That is A LOT of ice cream. Woah. Good luck fitting that in your mouth."
Key Lime Pie	050			US: $4.60 EU:€ JP:￥	"The key to this pie is the lime. OK, that's not true. It's the eggs."
Kiwi	051			US: $1.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"Don't worry, vegetarians-this is the fruit, not the bird. Enjoy sans guilt."
Licorice	052			US: $0.70 EU:€ JP:￥	"A black-licorice wheel that gets its distinct flavor from the licorice plant."
Lollipop	053			US: $2.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"This lollipop is as big as your face. That's an aweful lotta lolly."
Macadamia nuts	054			US: $5.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"The most luxurious nut out there. Way cheaper than a Hawaiian vacation."
Macaron	055			US: $1.80 EU:€ JP:￥	"A sweet little treat that melts on your tongue. You can't say no."
Mango	056			US: $3.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"It looks so lonely without any pineapple by its side. Put it out of its misery."
Melon	057			US: $2.70 EU:€ JP:￥	"This fragrant melon is a sweet, healthy snack that smacks of summer."
Muffin	058			US: $2.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"Positively teeming with blueberries and raspberries. Enjoy that fruity flavor."
Napoleon cake	059			US: $6.20 EU:€ JP:￥	"Creamy cream and layers of flaky crust. Has nothing to do with that short dude."
Oatmeal cookie	060			US: $1.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"The most fun way to get some oats in your diet. And some chocolate."
	061			US: $ EU:€ JP:￥
Pancakes	062			US: $4.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"Fluffy yum cakes drenched in warm maple syrup. You're welcome."
Peach	063			US: $1.10 EU:€ JP:￥	"Sweet and fuzzy with an adorable pink coloring. A fruit fit for a princess."
Peanuts	064			US: $3.70 EU:€ JP:￥	"Peanuts are nuts, right? Nope. They're actually legumes. Nutty, but true!"
Pear	065			US: $ EU:€ JP:￥
Pineapple	066			US: $3.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"Break into this tropical fruit's spiky barrier for a sweet tart treat."
Popcorn	067			US: $2.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"It's a bit corny, but movies aren't the same without this salty, buttery snack."
Potato chips	068			US: $1.30 EU:€ JP:￥	"So crunchy! So salty! The bad thing is that you'll neer feel like stopping."
	069			US: $ EU:€ JP:￥
Red velvet cake	070			US: $4.50 EU:€ JP:￥	"This luscious cake goes down smooth as velvet. Topped with real roux icing."
Roasted chestnuts	071			US: $5.80 EU:€ JP:￥	"Roasted on an open fire. A favorite winter treat for kids from 1 to 92."
S'more	072			US: $3.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"This graham-cracker connection will have you begging for s'more."
Saltine crackers	073			US: $1.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"These crakers look naked without soup to dip them in. Sad, really."
Soft-serve ice cream	074			US: $ EU:€ JP:￥	"Sweet vanilla ice cream made with organic milk. Yum to the power of yum."
Strawberry	075			US: $0.30 EU:€ JP:￥	"It's the red in red-flavored stuff. Sweet, tart, and brilliant with whipped cream."
Strawberry shortcake	076			US: $4.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"The cake to end all cakes, overflowing with strawberries and cream."
Sunflower seeds	077			US: $3.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"Channel your inner bird by snacking down on these crackly seeds."
Tiramisu	078			US: $5.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"Tiramisu is Italian for 'pull me up.' It should really be 'eat me up' instead."
Waffle	079			US: $2.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"Waffles trump pancakes because they come with syrup pockets. Genius."
Watermelon	080			US: $2.00 EU:€ JP:￥	"Watery mellon, sliced to perfection. Tastes like sweet summer memories."
Yogurt	081			US: $ EU:€ JP:￥	"It's a little plain alone, but adding fruit makes it tastier. Great for digestion."

Drinks

Drinks fill up a Mii's hunger less than all of the other categories. There are 24 total Drink items.

The Japanese version has only 14 items. Ones unavailable in JPN are marked with an X.

Item	Num. Order (US)	Num. Order (EU)	Num. Order (JP)	Prices	Description	Image
Apple juice	001		002	US: $2.00 EU:€ JP:￥200	"The only ingredient is organic, local apples. You can't beat that fresh taste."
Bubble Tea	002		X	US: $5.50 EU:€ JP: X	"A fruity drink full of chewy tapioca pearls. Gotta love that big straw."
Cappuccino	003		006	US: $2.90 EU:€ JP:￥580	"Frothy milk floating atop bitter coffee. Drink it for your daily moment of zen."
Chamomile Tea	004		X	US: $2.70 EU:€ JP: X	"Relax and collect your thoughts while this honey soaks in. Divine!"
Coffee	005		010	US: $2.20 EU:€ JP:￥500	"Don't ruin this bold flavor with cream. Drink it right away while it's piping hot."
Eggnog	006		X	US: $5.00 EU:€ JP: X	"Cuddle up under the mistletoe with a chilled glass of fresh eggnog."
Espresso	007		X	US: $1.90 EU:€ JP: X	"There's nothing quite like the smell of fresh espresso. Or the taste!"
Green juice	008		001	US: $3.50 EU:€ JP:￥200	"It's not easy being green juice. Smeels faintly of grass, but it's überhealthy."
Hot chocolate	009		X	US: $2.00 EU:€ JP: X	"The fastest way to ingest chocolate is to drink it. Bottoms up!"
Lemonade	010		X	US: $2.50 EU:€ JP: X	"Ideal for hot summer days. Looks a bit watery, but hey, it beats plain water!"
Milk	011		007	US: $1.80 EU:€ JP:￥180	"Thick and frothy. Served in a glass bottle straight from Granny's youth."
Milkshake	012		X	US: $5.00 EU:€ JP: X	"A creamy vanilla milkshake with a whipped-cream hat. Eat the cherry first!"
Orange juice	013		005	US: $2.00 EU:€ JP:￥200	"100% juice from 100% oranges. 100% satisfaction guaranteed."
Protein shake JP: Protein	014		Sweets 045	US: $3.50 EU: € JP:￥1000	"Bodybuilders drink this like water. Get pumped and unleash your beast mode."
Root-beer float	015		X	US: $3.80 EU:€ JP:X	"Whatever floats your ice cream. In this case, it's root beer."
Smoothie	016		014	US: $2.50 EU:€ JP:￥250	"A banana and mango had an almond swim. The result: this mellow drink."
Soda JP: Cola	017		011	US: $2.50 EU:€ JP:￥180	"The best part of soda is popping the lid. Sorry we took that from you."
Spiced apple cider	018		X	US: $2.00 EU:€ JP: X	"Hot apple cider prepared with mulling spices. Drink on cold winter nights."
Spoiled Milk	019		008	US: $0.20 EU:€ JP:￥20	"Milk so bad, it's basically cheese now. Please, please don't drink this."
Sports Drink	020		X	US: $2.00 EU:€ JP: X	"It gets its power from electrolytes. It's definitely not just water. Definitely not."
Tap water	021		012	US: $0.90 EU:€ JP:￥90	"No ice?! This should be free. Just don't ask what's in there other than H2O."
Tea	022		009	US: $2.30 EU:€ JP:￥550	"Brewed with fresh, delicate leaves. Drink to feel all fancy and stuff."
Tomato Juice	023		013	US: $1.50 EU:€ JP:￥150	"So many vitamins, it's hard to keep track of them all. Drink and be healthy."
Yerba maté	024		X	US: $5.40 EU:€ JP: X	"A South American infusion of yerba leaves, traditionally enjoyed in a gourd."