| PROVENDER | Dry food such as hay or corn (9) |
| CANISTERS | Containers, usually made of metal, in which dry foods such as tea or coffee are stored (9) |
| CROP | Hay or corn, e.g. |
| ALLERGIES | Bodily reactions, such as hay fever (9) |
| SPAGHETTI | What spaces left I filled with dry food (9) |
| CHOCOLATE | Colour of a Labrador other than black or yellow; food such as Bournville; or, linked with "box" for a description of a pretty cottage or pastoral painting (9) |
| TUCKSHOPS | Retail units, especially in or near a school, where food such as cakes and sweets are sold (4,5) |
| FAIRTRADE | A label on food such as bananas that means the farmers who've produced it have been paid fairly (9) |
| BALE | A large bundle of something such as hay, cloth or paper, tied tightly (4) |
| BALES | Large bundles of a material such as hay, cloth, etc (5) |
| COPYPASTA | Block of meme text formed by a synonym for "imitate" + a food such as spaghetti |
| PELLETS | Floating or sinking dry food for pond-reared young fish (7) |
| PETCO | Chain where you can buy wet or dry food |
| STODGE | From "stuff to stretching point", a word for heavy filling food, such as baked or steamed pudding; a dull uninspired person or subject; or, a trudge or plod through mud (6) |
| SYRUP | Maple -; ingredient used to flavour savoury foods such as ham, roasted parsnips or bacon as well as sweet recipes such as pancakes and waffles (5) |
| DOGBISCUIT | Dry food item for Rover? (3,7) |
| WEEVIL | Destructive beetle found in dry food (6) |
| WATERBISCUIT | Dry food produced in cities raw, but extraordinary |
| RISOTTO | King is given eggs, placed around dry food dish |
| RYEBREAD | A beer drunk with dry food |
