Food and Drink Vocabulary
Food Vocabulary
FRUIT –[fruːt] – I love eating fruit for breakfast.
VEGETABLE – [vɛdʒtəbl] – She enjoys eating a variety of vegetables in her salad.
MEAT – [miːt] – He prefers meat over vegetarian dishes.
BREAD – [brɛd] – Freshly baked bread smells amazing.
RICE- [raɪs] – We have rice with every meal.
PASTA – [pɑːstə] – She made a delicious plate of pasta for dinner.
CHEESE- [ʧiːz] – I love having cheese on my sandwich.
SOUP – [suːp] – Tomato soup is my favorite on a cold day.
SALAD – [sæləd] – He ordered a Caesar salad for lunch.
DESSERT – [dɪˈzɜːrt] – I saved room for dessert, a slice of chocolate cake.
SANDWICH- [sændwɪʧ] – She packed a sandwich for her lunch.
STEAK – [steɪk] – He likes his steak well-done.
PANCAKE – [pænkeɪk] – We had pancakes with syrup for breakfast.
NOODLES – [nuːdəlz] – She added some noodles to her stir-fry.
CAKE – [keɪk] – I made a chocolate cake for the party.
WAFFLE – [wɒfl] – They served fresh waffles with syrup and berries.
CRACKER – [krækər] – She had some cheese and crackers as a snack.
POPCORN – [pɒp.kɔːn] – We shared a bowl of popcorn while watching a movie.
DOUGHNUT – [dəʊnʌt] – She bought a box of fresh doughnuts from the bakery.
BUFFET – [bəˈfeɪ] – We had a delicious buffet at the wedding reception.
SAUSAGE – [sɔːsɪdʒ] – He grilled some sausages for the barbecue.
PICKLES – [pɪkəlz] – She loves having pickles with her sandwich.
BACON – [beɪkən] – He had crispy bacon with his eggs for breakfast.
GRANOLA – [ɡrəˈnəʊlə] – He topped his yogurt with some crunchy granola.
MUFFIN – [mʌfɪn] – They had blueberry muffins for breakfast.
BIRYANI – [bɪrˈjɑːni] – She cooked a delicious chicken biryani for dinner.
Food and Drink Vocabulary
Drink (Beverages) Vocabulary
WATER Z – [dʒuːs] – She had a glass of orange juice.
TEA – [tiː] – I usually drink tea in the afternoon.
COFFEE – [kɒfi] – He drinks coffee every morning.
MILK – [mɪlk] – I like to have my cereal with milk.
SODA – [səʊdə] – She likes to drink soda with her pizza.
SMOOTHIE – [smuːði] – I made a strawberry smoothie for breakfast.
WINE – [waɪn] – They served red wine at the dinner party.
BEER- [bɪə(r)] – He enjoys a cold beer on weekends.
Food and Drink Vocabulary
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COCKTAIL – [kɒkˌteɪl] – She ordered a mojito cocktail.
LEMONADE – [lɛməˈneɪd] – They served refreshing lemonade at the picnic.
TART – [tɑːrt] – We had a lemon tart for dessert after dinner.
LASSI – [lɑːsi] – She enjoyed a sweet mango lassi at the Indian restaurant.
HOT CHOCOLATE – [hɒt ˈʧɒklət] – I enjoy a cup of hot chocolate on a cold winter evening.
COCONUT WATER – [kəʊkəˌnʌt ˈwɔːtər] – She drinks coconut water after her workout.
MILKSHAKE – [mɪlkʃeɪk] – He had a chocolate milkshake for dessert.
ENERGY DRINK – [ɛnədʒi drɪŋk] – She drank an energy drink before her workout.
MOJITO – [məʊˈhiːtəʊ] – He ordered a mojito at the beach bar.
Food and Drink Vocabulary
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CAPPUCCINO – [kæpʊˈtʃiːnəʊ] – I always have a cappuccino with breakfast.
LATTE- [lɑːteɪ] – I start my day with a hot latte.
MARGARITA – [mɑːɡəˈriːtə] – We celebrated the weekend with margaritas and tacos.
CHAMPAGNE – [ʃæmˈpeɪn] – They popped a bottle of champagne to toast the New Year.
SANGRIA – [sæŋɡriːə] – We had chilled sangria at the summer BBQ.
IRISH COFFEE – [aɪrɪʃ ˈkɒfi] – They served a warm Irish coffee with a shot of whiskey.
Examples
I make a Smoothie every morning with fresh fruits and almond milk.
On a hot day, a glass of chilled lemonade is so refreshing.
I eat cereal every morning for breakfast.
Food and Drink Vocabulary
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He enjoys a glass of whiskey on special occasions.
Chocolate chip ice cream is my favourite dessert.
I added some fresh cucumber slices to my salad.
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