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food-cooking B1

on an empty stomach

Discover how to use the phrase 'on an empty stomach' in English to describe doing activities, especially drinking or taking medicine, without eating first.
food-cooking B1

raw ingredients

Master the English term 'raw ingredients' with this guide. Learn how to describe uncooked food materials using natural examples, common mistakes, and interactive exercises.
food-cooking B1

sell-by date

Master the term 'sell-by date' to understand food labeling, supermarket inventory rules, and shopping tips in English.
food-cooking A2

shopping list

Master the English term 'shopping list'. Learn how to write and use one with simple examples, typical mistakes, and quick practice.
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food-cooking A2

side order

Learn the term 'side order'. Discover how to order extra dishes like fries or salad alongside your main meal in English.
food-cooking B1

slow eater

Learn what 'slow eater' means, how to use it in daily conversations, and see natural examples.
food-cooking B1

starter course

Master the term 'starter course', learn its place in a multi-course meal, and view natural examples.
food-cooking B1

steam vegetables

Understand how to use the phrase 'steam vegetables' in English. Explore natural everyday examples, common learner mistakes, and interactive vocabulary practice exercises.
food-cooking B1

stir-fry vegetables

Learn how to use the phrase 'stir-fry vegetables' in English. Explore natural conversation examples, common learner mistakes, and useful interactive practice exercises.
food-cooking B1

stock up on

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'stock up on' to talk about buying large quantities of food, supplies, or household items.
food-cooking B1

sunny-side up

Learn what 'sunny-side up' means in English, how to order your eggs this way, and how to use this common culinary expression in daily conversations.
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food-cooking B1

undercooked meat

Learn how to use the phrase 'undercooked meat' in English to talk about food safety, cooking mistakes, and restaurant experiences safely.
food-cooking A2

wait for a table

Learn the common restaurant phrase 'wait for a table'. See examples of how to use it when dining out, along with typical mistakes.
food-cooking B1

chop up

Master the phrasal verb 'chop up' to describe cutting food into smaller pieces when cooking.
food-cooking B1

eat in

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'eat in' when ordering food or deciding whether to cook at home.
food-cooking C1

infuse with

Understand how to use the phrase 'infuse with' in cooking to describe blending deep flavors into liquids and dishes.
food-cooking A2

junk food

Find out what 'junk food' means in English and how to use this common expression to describe unhealthy snacks and meals.
food-cooking C1

locally sourced

Learn the meaning of 'locally sourced' and see how to use it to describe fresh, sustainable ingredients in culinary contexts.
food-cooking A2

main course

Learn how to use the English expression 'main course' to talk about the primary dish of a meal. Perfect for dining out!
food-cooking A2

soft drink

Learn the meaning of 'soft drink' in English. Discover how to order non-alcoholic carbonated beverages naturally.