Name the food in the photo.

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Name the food in the photo.

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Name the food in the photo.

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Name the food in the photo.

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Name the food in the photo.

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Put the cake in the oven and (a)   it for an hour.

Can you (a)   the chicken wings for me, please?

I am (a)   some soup now, would you like some? (Hint: change the verb into the correct tense)

To make good fried-rice, you need to ______ _____ overnight rice with some oil.

(a)  

MacDonald's fries are unhealthy, because they use too much oil to (a)   them.

(a)   food is a healthier cooking method, because it uses less oil. (Hint: change the verb into the correct tense)

We had a green salad for the starter, but the chef put too much lemon juice in it. It was too (a)   for me.

Mum forgets to add salt into the soup. It was so (a)   and tasteless.

I like the chips, it is really (a)   . I hear the crunching sound with each bite.

I added too much salt into the soup. It was too (a)   .

Dad ordered the Buffalo Chicken Wings with extra chillis, but it was too (a)   for me. I needed to drink a cup of water immediately.

My does not like to eat Double Chocolate Cake, because she thinks it is too (a)   and too much chocolates.

I don't like to drink herbal tea because it is (a)   . But I know it is good for our body.

Spaghetti Bolognese is my favourite dish because it is (a)   and delicious.