Describing Food and Taste in English

The video tutorial from Practice Easy English introduces various food tastes and textures in English. It covers a range of flavors such as sour, sweet, spicy, bitter, salty, mild, savory, tangy, rich, juicy, crispy, creamy, zesty, and earthy. Each taste is explained with examples, helping learners understand and describe food in English effectively.

What kind of taste does a lemon typically have?

• Sweet

• Salty

• Bitter

• Sour

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If a banana is not ready to eat, it is considered?

• Ripe

• Rotten

• Fresh

• Unripe

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What term describes bread that is no longer fresh?

• Juicy

• Stale

• Fresh

• Crispy

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How would you describe a dish that is not spicy at all?

• Mild

• Bitter

• Savory

• Spicy

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What flavor is associated with a sharp, zesty taste?

• Rich

• Sweet

• Tangy

• Earthy

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Which word best describes a chocolate cake with a luxurious taste?

• Mild

• Sour

• Rich

• Bitter

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What texture is associated with a watermelon?

• Creamy

• Stale

• Juicy

• Crispy

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How would you describe fries that have a firm texture?

• Savory

• Crispy

• Bitter

• Juicy

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What term describes a smooth and velvety texture?

• Creamy

• Earthy

• Spicy

• Tangy

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Which word describes a flavor that is both strong and pleasant?

• Zesty

• Bitter

• Mild

• Stale

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