Food Names in English 🍕 with Pictures and Pronunciation

Foods are edible nutritious stuff that we get for living. Some processed food include ingredients such as flour, oil and vegetables. In fact some foods are consumed as raw and some are cooked, so it takes time to prepare and serve food. If you have skill you can prepare your meal with home made food or just order your fast food to save time.

Names of foods in English

Food is the nourishment that people and animals eat or drink to survive. Food supply energy and nutrition. It consists of protein, carbohydrates, fat vitamins, water and minerals. Food is generally produced from animals and plants by means of farming or agriculture. Liquids that we get as a source of nourishment is called “drinks” or “beverages”.

Vocabulary of foods with images


Word list of foods in English

MEAT

  • beef
  • chicken
  • duck
  • lamb
  • liver
  • mince
  • salami
  • sausages
  • bacon
  • turkey
  • veal
  • fish

DAIRY PRODUCTS

  • butter
  • cream
  • cheese
  • goats cheese
  • hard-boiled egg
  • omelet
  • eggs
  • margarine
  • milk
  • full-fat milk
  • semi-skimmed milk
  • skimmed milk
  • yoghurt
  • bread
  • pita bread
  • loaf
  • loaf of bread
  • cake
  • baking powder
  • flour
  • wheat
  • cornflour
  • sugar
  • pasta
  • macaroni
  • pastry
  • scrambled eggs
  • yeast
  • dried apricots
  • prunes
  • dates
  • raisins
  • soup
  • salad
  • dessert
  • noodles
  • pasta
  • pizza
  • rice
  • spaghetti

BREAKFAST FOODS

  • breakfast cereal
  • cornflakes
  • honey
  • jam
  • toast

CONDIMENTS AND SAUCES

  • ketchup
  • mayonnaise
  • mustard
  • pepper
  • salt
  • vinegar

SNACKS

  • biscuits
  • chocolate
  • Popcorn
  • Candy
  • Lollipop
  • Wrapper
  • Cookie
  • Pie
  • Gum
  • Ice-cream
  • Cone
  • crisps
  • nuts
  • olives
  • peanuts
  • sweets
  • walnuts

SPICES

  • chilli powder
  • cinnamon
  • cumin
  • curry powder
  • paprika
  • saffron

SIMILAR PAGES:
❯❯ Fruits vocabulary
❯❯ Vegetables vocabulary
❯❯ Foods vocabulary
❯❯ Drinks vocabulary
❯❯ Fast food vocabulary
❯❯ Herbs and spices vocabulary
❯❯ Cooking vocabulary

Games to learn foods

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Talking about foods in English

We use “of” to talk about the food in containers.
Examples:
a bag of potatoes
a bar of chocolate
a kilo of rice
a bottle of milk
a carton of milk
a box of eggs
a jar of jam
a pack of butter
a packet of biscuits
a packet of crisps
a tin of baked beans

NOTE: Don’t forget to put s if the amount is in plural form.
a kilo of sugar
2 kilos of sugar

a bottle of milk
3 bottles of milk

We use the verbs “have” or “eat” to talk about food
Examples:
I eat an apple every day.
I have breakfast at 8 AM.
Other words about food and eating
hungry
thirsty
full
breakfast
lunch
dinner
fast

For detailed information you can visit list of food on Wikipedia by clicking here

Example sentences

  1. I am thirsty. Can I have a glass of water?
  2. I am hungry. I want fried potatoes.
  3. I am full. I don’t want anything.
  4. There is a toast on the plate.
  5. I would like a cup of coffee.
  6. I have breakfast at 7.30 AM.
  7. Pizza is my favourite food.
  8. She wants to eat salad before the meal.
  9. It’s a cold day. I will have some hot soup.

Asking questions about foods

  1. Are you hungry? – Yes, I want some soup, please.
  2. What is your favourite food? – My favourite food is fried chicken
  3. Can I have a sandwich, please. – Yes, of course.
  4. Do you want some bread? – Yes, please.
  5. What do you have for lunch? – I have a sandwich.
  6. How about some honey? – No, thanks. I am full.
  7. What about some cheese? – No, thanks. I am full.
  8. Do you want some cake? – No, thanks.
  9. Are you thirsty? Do you want some fruit juice? – Thanks, maybe later.
  10. Want some pizza? – Sure, of course.
  11. What time do you have breakfast? – I have breakfast at about 8 AM.
  12. What would you like to eat? – I would like to eat a bagel, please.
  13. What would you like to drink? – I would like to drink orange juice, please.
  14. Would you like something to eat? – I’ll have soup, please.
  15. Would you like something to drink? – I’ll have a glass of water.
  16. Would you like to order any drinks? – No, not now. Thanks.
  17. Did you enjoy the meal? – Yes, It was very delicious.
  18. How much is a hamburger? – That’s $5

FOOD FOR ENERGY (Reading passage):
We need energy to live. People eat both plants and animals as food. We eat vegetable, fruits, meat, cereal, dairy products and so on. So we get the energy from our food. When we eat plants and meat, we get energy from them. But if you eat too much, you get fat. It is not healthy. People must not eat much food. Besides, people must eat healthy food and they must have a balanced diet to live longer.

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Foods worksheets

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External resource links:
You can click and watch a video about foods. And foods in English can be learned here. You may also read articles about foods. For example, you can read and listen “Some Foods Can Be Medicine” here or learn “Types of Food” here.

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