Ever tried eating spaghetti with a handful of tortilla chips? Or enjoyed the first course of a meal that consisted of nothing but a cookie, knife, and napkin?

Here’s a fun activity you can plan for your next youth activity or family night. Create a menu where all the items are in code. Each participant fills out several items from the menu for each of three courses. But there’s a catch. They must fill out all three courses ahead of time, before any food has been brought out.

See if you can match the code names below with their real life counterparts. Then create a menu from some of these (or names you create) and watch the hilarity ensue! Note: in your activity, you won’t provide the actual names for them to compare.

1. Excalibur, the Younger Years

2. Vampire Talisman

3. Orange Commas

4. Dip-Destroyers

5. Sesame-Topped Satisfaction

6. 360 Degrees of Russet

7. Arctic Samples

8. Lithosphere, Asthenosphere, Mesosphere

9. Gluten-enshrouded Goodness

10. The Wrath of Poseidon

11. Discs of Delight

12. When Blonde Goes Auburn

13. Disappearing Fractions

14. Sweet Solidified Sunlight

15. Lovely Liquefied Sunlight

16. Mistakes-Be-Gone

17. Perfected Extract of Bovine

18. Moses’s Finest Hour

19. Flopsy’s Faves

20. Moon Rocks

21. Dish’s Sweetheart

Can you figure out which scripture stories are told by these emojis?

What’s a hink pink (a rhyming word pair) for somebody who hangs out on the sofa and is constantly grumpy? A couch grouch! (Oh, yeah. Go ahead and bask in the cheesiness.) Can you figure out the rest of the hink pinks?

1. The person who sells you an appliance for making smoothies.

2. When you go on a somewhat aimless walk and think deeply about the scriptures.

3. A large, round ball of incredibly hard rock that travels around a sun.

4. An institution of learning dedicated to studying precious stones.

5. When Jacob Marley—Scrooge’s old business partner—heats bread and butters it.

6. A sacrament meeting address that discusses parables about groups of sheep.