Name: Talk About Food in English LIKE A NATIVE with these 25 Expressions
Uploaded: 2021-08-25T06:50:47.000Z
Duration: 7 min 46 s
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- In today's video, I'm going to be going

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over all of the ways to talk about food in English,

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from saying that it tastes great to, well, not so great.

And it's kind of important to have an answer for that

so that you actually get a meal that you really want.

The difference between fried and deep-fried

Grilled, this is a more healthy alternative

It's chicken that was cooked directly on a grill.

Have you ever had chicken that just tastes really crunchy

People will also ask you how you like your eggs in English.

First, we have one of my personal favorites, scrambled.

Scrambled eggs are made by mixing the eggs together

by partially cooking the egg in simmering water.

When it's served, the egg whites will be soft

and you'll be able to see the entire yolk.

Sunny side up is when your egg is only cooked

because the yolk still looks like a sun when it's finished.

It sits whole in the middle of the fried egg,

all of these different expressions to describe food

in the actual context in which they're used in,

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but this is the perfect adjective to describe food

that even just thinking about it makes your mouth water.

Flavorful, this is used to describe food in English

It's something like, this pizza is so flavorful.

So if they'll use it in formal situations,

Another thing you could say is, wow, this food is amazing.

Maybe you didn't think something would taste that good,

This expression, I personally use all the time

but it's what's actually common and used in America.

So I could say something like this fried chicken

This is another common way to talk about food

It's again, like saying something is delicious,

but without using that word, because it's outdated a bit.

As a general rule, always avoid saying yuck

when you're talking about food that you don't like.

If you say yuck, it could really offend the cook

of the food or the person that made the food for you.

let's say you have some seafood that you don't like.

I could say this seafood is too fishy for my taste.

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