Cookie Butter: Regular PB just isn’t gonna cut it anymore. Introducing cookie butter, generally made from crushed cookies, butter, condensed milk and peanut butter. It was first made in Belgium and the Netherlands with local spice cookies.

Try This Recipe: Spiced Cookie Butter recipe (via Relish)

Piecaken: First there was the turducken (turkey, duck, chicken combo), and now there’s the piecaken, which is exactly what it sounds like. According to NYT, piecaken became popular this year after pastry chef Zac Young of David Burke Group restaurants coined the term.

Try This Recipe: Thanksgiving Piecaken (via Food.com)

Wine o’clock, Beer o’clock: This term was actually added to the online Oxford English Dictionary in 2015 and means the right time of day to start drinking a certain beverage. Which is any time during the holiday season, right?

Try This Recipe: Rosemary Mezcal Apple Cider (via Kale & Caramel)

Climatarian: You’ll find these people eating local and opting for pork and poultry instead of beef and lamb to limit gas emissions. They’re also big on using every part of the food (think: apple cores) to reduce food waste and ultimately tackle climate change.

Try This Recipe: One Pan Honey Garlic Chicken and Veggies (via Damn Delicious)

Cat cafe: Here’s another one that was added to the online Oxford English Dictionary this year. Cat cafes originated in Asia and are basically fancy coffee bars with cats roaming around everywhere. We even WENT to a cat yoga cafe this year. Yup.

Check out the NYT article for the full list of new food terms to know and Tweet us your fave @britandco!