I’ve no idea how the food comes into it, but I’ll guess cricket.
Some would say close, others would say nothing like it.
There is a canine connection.
Coursing?
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It’s a ball game
Baseball…has to be.
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Indeed.
The first recorded game of “Bass-Ball” took place in 1749 in Surrey, and featured the Prince of Wales as a player.
Frankfurters are made of smoked and boiled meat (don’t ask what).
Pickles (gherkins in the UK) are cucumbers, which are, officially, a fruit.
I bet that’s cheered everyone up 
Not sure what the answer is… but I remember when I lived in Cornwall for 8yrs; near this place of St Columb Major; and due to being an ‘outsider’… I was goaded into taking part in this each year.
Talk about being a rough game, the A& E in Truro was always ram-jam packed for a full 48hrs afterwards… broken bones, concussions, eye socket damage, you name it, it occurred.
Obviously, being a Scouser amongst all the Cornish, I used to get hammered each time… Talk about taking one for the team, and not letting the Liverpool brand down eh… It was ruthless :0)
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The canine connection?
What about this… 
Baseball canines are dogs that work for minor and major league baseball teams, retrieving bats and balls.
Hot Dogs
The first inter-city railway was between Liverpool-Manchester.
The Stockton-Darlington railway did precede it by a few years but neither are cities.
I know I’m a bit late on this but I couldn’t resist.
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What part of the brain was named after the seahorse and why?
hippocampus, because it looks like one
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Oh hi, @ILLOK.
Welcome back…
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Time to resurrect this as we don’t have the distraction of football for a while. I’ll kick it off…
No looking this up now…
You cannot strike a tennis ball while it is on your opponent’s side of the net unless something unusual happens..
What needs to happen?
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if it lands on your side and bounces back over the net due to the spin.
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How the fuck is that even possible?!?!?!
Backspin on a dropshot.
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As @wyld.at.hrt said, heavy backspin on the ball. Only reason I knew the rule is I remember seeing it at a tournement once in the 90’s. The umpire didn’t know the rule so the tournement umpire ended up getting called to get the ruling.
Anyway, my question…
What are the 4 capital cities the Danube river flows through?
I was more talking about how the other player could get to the ball over/around the net!!