food and drink
staples
(breakfast) cereals
flour
sugar
caster sugar
a tin / a can
jam
marmalade
honey
chocolate
salt
pepper
oil
vinegar
mustard
rice
dairy produce
pasta
butter
cheese
milk
yog(h)urt
dairy cream
an egg
skim(med) / fat-free
whole / full-cream
meat
beef
veal
lamb
mutton
pork
ham
poultry
a joint
a chop
a cutlet
kidneys
a sausage / a banger
fatty // lean
raw // cooked
very rare / rare
medium / well done
to carve
seafood
fish
a cod
a herring
a trout
an anchovy
shellfish
a lobster
a crayfish, a crawfish
a prawn, a shrimp
a mussel
an oyster
a scallop
bread, cakes ans puddings
toast
a (bread) roll
a bun
a loaf
a crumb
the crust
a biscuit, a cookie
shortbread
gingerbread
an ice-cream
pastry
a pie
a tart
a gateau
a waffle
a pancake
a doughnut, a donut
rice pudding
jelly
custard
beverages
water
a soft drink
a soda
cacao
coffee
tea
fruit juce
wine
beer
brandy
port
a bottle
a bootle opener
a corkscrew
still
to pour
to drink
to sip
to uncork
black coffee / white coffee / a decaf
scrambled / soft boiled / hard boiled / fried eggs
you can buy tea bags or tea leaves
children are fond of fish fingers
i don't like whipped cream
he's eating a slice of wholemeal bread
thyme and rosemary are herbs
cinnamon and ginger are spices
verbena is use to make herb tea
lager is not as strong as stout
let's drink to John's health, buttoms up