Things That Are Cold with J
Drink often served chilled
Food, often served cold
Gel dessert served chilled
Winter month in many countries
Jack Frost is a wintry figure linked to frost and icy cold.
Frozen juice treats on sticks
Sea creature in cold waters
Gel dessert served chilled
Usually chilled in the fridge before serving
Boxed drink often served cold
Served cold; ice makes the juice chilly
Often kept chilled; people serve it ice-cold.
Contains ice, so the jar is cold
Often kept in the fridge after opening
Alaska's capital, known for cold, snowy weather.
- Annons
Packed with ice—definitely cold!
Jam kept in the fridge is nice and cold.
Milk jugs are stored cold in the refrigerator.
- juice in fridge
Pickles in a jar are often kept chilled.
Ice cream is frozen and usually served cold.
Juice from the fridge is served cold.
Definitely cold—freezing turns juice icy.
Classic cold dessert, both parts are chilled.
Gelatin desserts are served cold from the fridge.
Jam in the fridge stays cold and tasty.
Jets at high altitude face freezing air temps
Kept chilled in the fridge, so it’s cold.
A cold dessert—ice cream with jelly, served chilled.
Metal bars are often famously cold to the touch! 🥶
Literally 'only ice'—and ice is cold!
Shops selling frozen or chilled juice treats
Chilled dessert; jelly is kept cold in fridges.
A cold, snowy place—fits the chilly theme.
Explicitly cold—chilled water in a jug.
It's winter there in July, often chilly and cold.
Icy water in a jug is definitely cold.
Common in the UK: a frozen orange treat.
Kept in the fridge, so the juice is cold.
Juice drink, often served chilled with ice
- Jar of jam
Often cold in winter, especially in the Northern Hemisphere.
If it's in the freezer, the jam is kept very cold.
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