| BORIC | Sort of acid used in syllabub or icecream (5) |
| DORIC | Order some seafood or icecream (5) |
| PICRIC | Sort of acid used in aspic, richly revealed (6) |
| OLEIC | Type of acid used in soap |
| FOLIC | Type of acid used in anemia treatment |
| AMINO | Kind of acid used in food flavoring |
| COUPE | Glass for champagne or syllabub (5) |
| MALIC | Unending spite is sort of acid (5) |
| LORNA | Behold a sort of acid female |
| OXALIC | Kind of acid used in bleaching |
| STEARIC | Kind of acid used in cosmetics |
| NITRIC | Kind of acid used in fertilizers |
| LACTIC | Kind of acid used in antisocial act I committed |
| LEMONS | Fruits used in many of the world's cuisines in recipes including French madeleines, Italian gremolata, Greek avgolemono and English syllabub (6) |
| AUSTEN | Novelist whose authorial mentions of baked apples, Bath buns, picnics, rout-cakes, saddle of mutton, "whipt" syllabub and the like offer a glimpse into the food and dining habits of the Regency era in |
| TRIFLE | Traditional pudding of sponge cake, custard, cream or syllabub and fruit in layers (6) |
| BENZOIC | Type of acid used as a food preservative (7) |
| DAMSON | Small plum used to make cobbler, syllabub, gin, jam and fruit cheese (6) |
| ACETIC | Self-denying person losing last touch of saintliness becomes sort of acid |
| TELLURIC | Disclose sort of acid originating in the earth? |
