FOOD VOCABULARY FOR SPEAKING
🔆A balanced diet – A diet of mostly healthy food that has the right amount of nutrients
🔆A bottle of bubbly – Sparkling wine
🔆A decadent chocolate pudding – Luxurious or self-indulgent chocolate pudding
🔆A doggy bag – The leftovers of a meal in a restaurant taken home
🔆A scrumptious meal – A delicious meal
🔆A slap up meal – an expensive or very indulgent ‘treat’ meal
🔆A sweet tooth – An enjoyment of sweet food
🔆An English breakfast – A large cooked breakfast that includes egg and bacon
🔆Calm the hunger pangs – To reduce the discomfort caused by hunger
🔆Candle lit dinner – A romantic dinner by candlelight
🔆Covered in a rich sauce – Covered in a creamy gravy
🔆Cut down on – To reduce consumption
🔆Daily consumption – The amount that you eat everyday
🔆Dying of hunger – Very hungry
🔆Exotic meals – Meals that originate in other countries
🔆Fine dining – Food catering to expensive tastes in a formal setting
🔆Food preparation – Preparing food
🔆Food production – Producing food
🔆Fussy eater – Someone dislikes many foods
🔆Home cooked meals – Meals cooked at home
🔆Homemade food – Food made at home
🔆Junk food – Food with little nutritional value
🔆Leafy vegetables – Vegetables such as spinach and cabbage
🔆Mouth-watering meals – Delicious meals
🔆Nutritious food – Food with many nutrients
🔆Quick snack – a small meal that’s easy to eat ‘on the go’.
🔆Packed with vitamins – Full of vitamins
🔆Piping hot cup of coffee – Very hot coffee
🔆Pub lunch – Lunch served in a bar
🔆Rabbit food – Salad vegetables
🔆Ready meals – Heat and eat meals
🔆Refined carbohydrates – Foods such as white rice, white bread
🔆Savouring the food – Enjoying the food
🔆Scrumptious meal – An exceptionally tasty meal
🔆Seasonal fruits – Fruits that grow in season
🔆Starving hungry – Extremely hungry
🔆Wining and dining – Entertainment that includes good food
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