| HAMPER | Meat and a lot of fancy food as a prize |
| EPICUREAN | Fond of fancy food |
| SALESROOM | Place offering lots of fancy aerosols and misters, primarily (9) |
| PATCHWORK | Leaders exchanged a timer, some pig meat and a sort of quilt (9) |
| HUNGERSTRIKE | Refusal of food as a form of protest (6,6) |
| CHAMPERS | Cold sliced meat and a last drop of this drink (8) |
| GINGHAM | Some ale, good piece of meat and a cotton cloth (7) |
| INGEST | Do this to food - as a joke, by the sound of it |
| FINGERBOARD | Identify food as a piece of bass, perhaps |
| ROSETTE | A knot of radiating loops of ribbon worn as a sign of affiliation or awarded as a prize (7) |
| OATMEAL | Love mince meat and a large breakfast (7) |
| BEEFTOMATO | Fruit, meat and a motto translated (4,6) |
| BACKGAMMON | Returned with some meat and a game |
| FUEL | Based on Latin for "fireplace, hearth", word for coal, gas, oil, petrol, wood etc, burned to produce heat or power; food, as a source of energy; or, any stimulus that inflames emotion (4) |
| FATTEN | Stuff with food, as a turkey |
| FASTFOOD | Processed food as a quick meal or take-away (4,4) |
| CAPRICE | Cover food as a mere whim (7) |
| HING | This pungent smelling spice is used in food as a condiment (Hindi spelling) |
| PRAIRIEOYSTER | Secretive person after plain food as a hangover cure? (7,6) |
| AWARD | Something bestowed as a prize, such as a cup, medal or trophy; or, a sum of money given as an official payment or compensation (5) |
