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- 3. Having a sharp, unpleasant taste, like very dark chocolate or coffee.
- 5. This fish can be deadly if not prepared correctly.
- 6. A popular hot drink, often served with milk and sugar.
- 8. A hot pepper, often used to add heat to dishes.
- 10. A liquid added to food for flavour.
- 11. /swiːt/
- 13. Lacking strong taste, uninteresting.
- 15. /ˈmʌʃ.ruːmz/
- 17. The distinctive taste of a food or drink.
- 19. Having a dense, rich consistency, not watery.
- 22. Smooth and rich, like a good soup or sauce.
- 24. A strong-smelling bulb, often used in cooking.
- 25. Expensive and rare underground fungi, highly prized by chefs.
- 28. Hot and pungent, a common flavour in some cuisines.
- 29. How something feels in your mouth, like smooth or crunchy.
- 31. The act of consuming food.
- 32. A liquid made by simmering bones or vegetables, used as a base for soups.
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- 1. Delicious, full of good taste.
- 2. Foods prepared and served, often for a meal.
- 3. You eat your soup or cereal from this.
- 4. /vɛdʒ.ɪˈtɛə.ri.ənz/
- 7. /ʃɛfs/
- 9. Aromatic plants used to flavour food.
- 12. A sweet treat made from cocoa beans.
- 14. A bird often kept for its eggs and meat, known for its waddle.
- 15. A white liquid we get from cows, good for drinking or making cheese.
- 16. Often yellow or white, it can be mild or strong and is made from milk.
- 18. /raɪs/
- 20. A type of nut with a crinkled shape, often used in baking or salads.
- 21. A green herb often used as a garnish or in sauces.
- 23. The yellow part inside an egg.
- 26. A process where food or drink changes chemically, often producing alcohol or acid.
- 27. Not fresh anymore, gone bad.
- 28. Smelling very strongly and unpleasantly.
- 30. Chickens lay these; they're great for breakfast.
