50+ Food Names for Horses With Flair

Food names for horses can be fun for kids and adults alike. Whether you’re a professional chef or just enjoy cooking, there’s something here for you. Some of the names are a bit odd (as you can imagine), but you can guarantee they will be different from the rest.

Fancy Schmancy Food Names for Horses

This is the list you want if you’re looking for a cute and unique horse name with some fancy flair. You know those restaurants you have to dress up to go to? Those complete ball and gown–tux kind? These dishes can be found in those types of places.

• Alaskan King: Alaskan King crab legs are a sweet seafood with limited availability.
• Bouillabaisse: A type of fish soup with a tomato base often made using conger eel, red mullet, red scorpion fish, rockfish, and spider crab.
• Caviar: Salt-cured roe from female sturgeon.
• Chateaubriand: A tender cut of beef from the thickest part of the tenderloin; often found in the muscle on either side of the cow’s spine. Chefs usually cook this in a special way for optimal flavor.
• Coq au Vin: A French dish made using chicken braised with wine, mushrooms, garlic, and lardons.
• Croûte: Toasted bread often served as a crust.
• Dover Sole Meunière: Delicate fish cooked in a special type of butter often flown to the states from Europe.
• Duck à l’Orange: A duck recipe containing orange zest, orange juice, Grand Marnier, and segments of oranges.
• Foie Gras Terrine: Goose or duck liver cooked in a terrine mold; a delicacy in France.
• Halibut: An incredibly healthy type of fish containing ingredients that support brain function and heart function.
• Oyster: A delicacy often eaten raw and described as having an earth flavor.
• Paella: A main dish in the Spanish culture made of rice, meats, seafood, and veggies.
• Risotto: An Italian dish made with broth until it has a creamy consistency; derived from fish, meat, or veggies.
• Saffron Cream: It’s a pasta sauce made from minced shallots.
• Saltimbocca: An Italian dish made of veal wrapped with prosciutto and sage, then marinated.
• Sashimi: A Japanese delicacy using raw fish or thinly sliced pieces of meat with soy sauce.
• Squab: A dish made of immature domestic pigeon said to taste similar to dark meat in chicken.
• Tagliatelle: Long, flat ribbons of pasta.
• Tarte Tatin: A pastry containing caramelized fruit.
• Wagyu: Japanese native cattle with supreme marbling resulting in rich flavor.
• Wellington: Beef wellington is a filet steak wrapped in puff pastry, then baked.
• Zarzuela de Mariscos: A popular Spanish seafood stew.

Dessert Names for Horses

Do you have a favorite dessert? I think mine is probably coconut creme pie. To be honest, I’m kind of a picky eater, but if I’m in the right mood, one of these desserts could be yummy. Either way, here are some fun dessert names for horses:

• Angel Food Cake
• Apple Pie
• Baklava
• Brownies
• Cannoli
• Cheesecake
• Dacquoise
• Doughnuts
• Eclairs
• Éclair
• Flan
• Fruit Salad
• Gelato
• Gingerbread
• Honey Cake
• Hot Chocolate Cake
• Ice Cream
• Italian Gelato
• Jam Tart
• Jelly Roll
• Key Lime Pie
• Kulfi
• Lava Cake
• Lemon Meringue Pie
• Macarons
• Muffins
• Napoleon
• Nutella Crepes
• Opera Cake
• Pavlova
• Queen of Puddings
• Raspberry Tart
• Soufflé
• Tiramisu
• Ube Halaya
• Vanilla Custard
• Waffles
• Xmas Cookies
• Yellow Cake
• Zabaglione

Drink Names for Horses

My husband loves Jack Daniels, and we have a bit of a collection built up of trademark items. Drink names can come from alcoholic drinks with nostalgia or can just captivate your attention. Some names just suit our beloved animals, and we can’t quite explain why. Try these on for size and see if anything resonates:

• Appaloosa Apple Punch
• Arena Ale
• Bay Breeze
• Bridle Bitter
• Canterberry Juice
• Corral Cola
• Derby Daiquiri
• Dressage Dew
• Equestrian Elixir
• Equine Energy Drink
• Filly’s Fizz
• Furlong Fanta
• Galloping Grape Soda
• Gelding Gatorade
• Harness Honeydew Hydrator
• Hurdle Honey
• Ivy League Iced Tea
• Jockey Julep
• Jumping Ginger Ale
• Kentucky Kooler
• Lasso Lemonade
• Long Rein Limeade
• Mare’s Mojito
• Mustang Mint
• Neigh-tini
• Oatmeal Stout
• Paddock Piña Colada
• Polo Peach
• Quarter Horse Quencher
• Racetrack Raspberry Refresher
• Rider’s Root Beer
• Saddle Sarsaparilla
• Stallion Sangria
• Trotter’s Tonic
• Unbridled Umber Brew
• Victory Vanilla Vibe
• Whinny Whiskey Sour
• Xenon X-presso
• Yearling Yuzu Yogurt
• Zephyr Zing

Wrapping Things Up With a Bow

These food names will surely make anyone smile, but here comes the hard part. It’s time to figure out which name you like the best. Try making a list of your favorite names and picking two to compare at a time—eventually you’ll have one left!