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48 Cards in this Set
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Hot , spicy |
Opposit of mild e.g. curry |
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Bland |
Very little flavour , rather negative |
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Salty |
A lot of salt |
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Sugary |
A lot of sugar |
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Sickly |
To much sugar |
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Savoury |
Pleasant , slightly salty or with herbs |
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Sour |
Sharp , often unpleasant taste , like a lemon and not sweet |
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Bittter |
With an unpleasant sharp taste |
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Tasty #tasteless |
Has a good taste , flavor # not flavor at all |
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Moreish |
Having a pleasant taste so you want to eat more |
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Over cooket / over done / under cooked / under done |
This meat is over cooked ... |
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Unripe / in season |
This mango is a bit unripe. Theyre not really in season at the moment |
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Has gone off |
This butter has gone off i think we should throw it out.( not good to eat because its too old ) |
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Heavy OPP light |
I dont like anythink heavy. I just want something light to eat. |
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Stogy |
British cooking can be very stodgy ( heavy , hard to digest ) |
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Organic |
Grown without artificial chemicals |
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A balance diet |
We should have a balance diet without too much or too little of any particular things |
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Junk food |
A diet of junk food ca cause long term health problems ( food that is unhealthy and easy and quick to eat ) |
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Processed food |
Processed food in general is not good for your health (That has been treated with chemicals to preserve it or give it extra colour or taste ) |
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Vicabulary for eating out |
Book a table / make a reservation Cancke the booking / reservation Starter Sude dish Set menu Specials Non-meat-eaters Vegans |
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Starter |
Light snack / appetiser |
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Side dish |
a smaller dish alongside the main course .( e.g. an extra vegetable ) |
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Specials |
Dishes only available on the day |
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Non-meat-eaters |
People who dont eat meat but who are not vegeteruans |
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Non-meat-eaters |
People who dont eat meat but who are not vegeteruans |
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Vegans |
People who dont eat ir use any animal products, such as mear, fish, egg, cheese or leather |
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Vocabulary for eating at home |
Seconds Help yourself Pudding Re-fill |
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Seconds |
A second serving of something |
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Host |
The oerson who have invited the guest |
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Help yourself |
Serve yourself |
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Pudding |
Desserts are often called pudding ( uncounrable ), a sweet ( countable ) or afters ( plural ) at home. |
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Vocabulary fo describing food product |
Wholesome Additives Wholefoods Free-range Gluten-free Preservatives Allergies Vegans Unprocessed Animal walfare Battery-farming Convenience food Nutrition lables Traffic-light labaling Fair trade |
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Wholesome |
Good for you |
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Additives |
Substance added to food to improve its taste or appearance or to preserve it. |
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Wholefoods |
Foods that have not had any of their natural features taken away or any artificial substances added. |
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Free range |
Produced by farm animals that are allowed to move around outside and are not kept in cages or stalls. |
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Gluten-free |
Not containing a protein which is contained in wheat and some oder grains. |
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Preservatives |
Chemicals used to stop food from de aying. |
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Allergies |
Condition that makes a person becom ill or develop skin or breathing problems because they have eaten certain foods or been near certain substances. The related adjective is allergic ( to ). |
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Vegans |
Person who does not eat or use any animal products , such as meat , fish, egg, or cheese |
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Unprocessed |
Which have not been treated whith chemicals that preserve them or give them extra taste or colour. |
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Animal welfare |
Taking care of animals |
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Battery farming |
Ststem of producing a large quantity of eggs or meat cheaply by keeping a lot of birds in row or small cages. |
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Convenience foods |
Foods that are almost ready to eat ot are quick to prepare |
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Nutrition lables |
Lables that indicate how the food influences your health. |
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Traffic-light laballing |
Lables with colours like traffic lights that give information on nutrition |
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Fair trade |
A way of buying and selling products that makes certain that the original producer receives a fair price. |
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Vicabulary food metaphors |
Recipe for Cooked up a story All in ingredients of Stew Stew in your own juice My cup of tea Grilled Halfe-baked Spice up Unsavoury Turned sour Juicy |
