Appendix:Harry Potter/Food, drink and potions

These are names of food, drinks and potions of the Harry Potter universe.

Food[edit]

Ton-Tongue Toffee^{[talk][citations]}: (noun, plural: Ton-Tongue Toffees) A fictional toffee that makes the eater's tongue magically grow to an alarmingly long size.

Butterbeer^{[talk][citations]}: (noun) (uncountable) A fictional beverage; apparently non-alcoholic, hence allowed to be drunk by underage people.
Firewhisky^{[talk][citations]}: (noun) (uncountable) A fictional strong alcoholic beverage.

Amortentia^{[talk][citations]}: (noun) (uncountable) A potion that temporarily causes extreme passion on the drinker and is known as the strongest love potion, but not capable of imitating actual love. Apparently Merope Gaunt gave this to Tom Riddle Sr so that he would "love" her; said relationship resulted in one offspring: Voldemort.
Confusing Concoction^{[talk][citations]}: (noun) (uncountable) A potion that causes the drinker to become confused.
Draught of Living Death^{[talk][citations]}: (noun) (uncountable) A potion that is known for causing the drinker to sleep so deeply, that he or she appears to be dead.
Draught of Peace^{[talk][citations]}: (noun) (uncountable) A potion that calms anxiety and soothes agitation on the drinker.
Felix Felicis^{[talk][citations]}: (noun) (uncountable) A potion that causes temporary good luck by providing intuitive instructions to the drinker on what to do in order to achieve his or her desires.
Polyjuice Potion^{[talk][citations]}: (noun) (uncountable) A potion that causes the drinker to have the appearance of another person temporarily.
Veritaserum^{[talk][citations]}: (noun) (uncountable) A potion that forces the drinker to tell the truth.