FOOD (GENERAL)
ENGLISH SPANISH ENGLISH SPANISH
To have
lunch/brunch
Teatime
Lunch Cookbook
Appetite Menu
To roast Afternoon tea
To grill (UK);
To broil (USA)
High tea
To drink Nutrition
To heat Coffee break
Canteen To peel
Wine list To make
lunch
Café (UK);
diner (USA)
To clear the
table
Dinner;
Supper
To stir
To have
dinner
Thirst
To bake To serve
To cook To wait at
table
Dining room Soup
To eat To be hungry
To cut; to
chop
To be thirsty
To have
breakfast
Snack
Breakfast To lay the
table
To defrost Main course
To stew
To fry
Gluttony
Hunger
DAIRY MEASURMENTS & OTHER
ENGLISH SPANISH ENGLISH SPANISH
Curd Teaspoon-
Eggs Tablespoon-
Milky; Lacteous Cup-
Milk ½-half
Full-cream milk;
Whole milk
1/3-one third
Condensed milk 1/4- one fourth
Curdled milk 1/8-one eighth
Skim milk;
Skimmed milk
Teaspoon-
Powdered milk Tablespoon-
Evaporated milk Cup-
Semi-skimmed
milk
½-half
Butter 1/3-one third
Fresh cream 1/4- one fourth
Dairy products 1/8-one eighth
Cheese Potassium-
Blue cheese Whole wheat
flour-
Edam Fiber-
Cream cheese Saturated fat-
Sheep´s cheese Shortening-
Cheese spread Egg white-
Parmesan cheese Yolk-
Cottage cheese Ripe-
Yoghurt Grease-
Low-fat yoghurt Burn-
Soft-
Mixture-
Thicken-
Piece
DRINKS
ENGLISH SPANISH ENGLISH SPANISH
Mineral water Grape juice
Tonic water Orange squash
(UK);
Orangeade
(USA)
Milk shake Soft drink
Fruit shake Cola
To drink Rum
Non-alcoholic
drink
Cider
Drinks Soda water
Brandy Tea
Coffee Tea with milk
Large black
coffee
Tea with lemon
White coffee;
Coffee with milk
(UK); Coffee
with cream
(USA)
Mint tea
Coffee with a
dash of milk
To be thirsty
Decaffeinated
coffee
A glass of beer;
A pint of beer
Coffee beans Vermouth
Espresso coffee Wine
Instant coffee Mature wine
Irish coffee White wine
Ground coffee Ordinary wine
Black coffee Sparkling wine
Roasted coffee Sherry
Beer House wine
Draught beer
(UK); Draft beer
(USA)
Malaga wine
Malt beer Table wine
Bottled beer Port
Stout Dessert wine
Lager Reserve
Cocktail Red wine
Lemonade Vodka
Gin Whisky,
whiskey
Herbal tea Fruit juice
Chamomile tea Orange juice
Juice Spirits (UK);
Liquor (USA)
DESSERT
ENGLISH SPANISH ENGLISH SPANISH
Rice pudding Fruit cake
Sugar Apple tart
White sugar Cheesecake
Cane sugar Nougat
Icing sugar (UK);
Confectioner´s
sugar (USA)
INGREDIENTS
Sugar lumps ENGLISH SPANISH
Brown sugar Egg
Milk shake Vanilla
Fruit shake Cinnamon
Chocolate;
Cocoa
Flour
White chocolate Sugar
Milk chocolate Oil
Plain/Dark
chocolate
Salt
Drinking
chocolate
Pepper
Compote;
Preserve
Baking powder
Custard Baking soda
Cream COOKING VERBS
Sweet (UK);
Candy (USA)
ENGLISH SPANISH
Preserved fruit Add
Crème caramel Bake
Fruit Beat
Biscuit (UK);
Cookie (USA)
Boil
Jelly Chop
Ice cream Cook
Fruit salad Cool
Marzipan Cut
Jam (UK); Jelly
(USA)
Fry
Jam/Jelly Grate
Marmalade Grill
Honey Melt
Whipped cream Mix
Egg custard Peel
Custard Pour
Pastry Slice
Cake Steam

Food

  • 1.
    FOOD (GENERAL) ENGLISH SPANISHENGLISH SPANISH To have lunch/brunch Teatime Lunch Cookbook Appetite Menu To roast Afternoon tea To grill (UK); To broil (USA) High tea To drink Nutrition To heat Coffee break Canteen To peel Wine list To make lunch Café (UK); diner (USA) To clear the table Dinner; Supper To stir To have dinner Thirst To bake To serve To cook To wait at table Dining room Soup To eat To be hungry To cut; to chop To be thirsty To have breakfast Snack Breakfast To lay the table To defrost Main course To stew To fry Gluttony Hunger
  • 2.
    DAIRY MEASURMENTS &OTHER ENGLISH SPANISH ENGLISH SPANISH Curd Teaspoon- Eggs Tablespoon- Milky; Lacteous Cup- Milk ½-half Full-cream milk; Whole milk 1/3-one third Condensed milk 1/4- one fourth Curdled milk 1/8-one eighth Skim milk; Skimmed milk Teaspoon- Powdered milk Tablespoon- Evaporated milk Cup- Semi-skimmed milk ½-half Butter 1/3-one third Fresh cream 1/4- one fourth Dairy products 1/8-one eighth Cheese Potassium- Blue cheese Whole wheat flour- Edam Fiber- Cream cheese Saturated fat- Sheep´s cheese Shortening- Cheese spread Egg white- Parmesan cheese Yolk- Cottage cheese Ripe- Yoghurt Grease- Low-fat yoghurt Burn- Soft- Mixture- Thicken- Piece
  • 3.
    DRINKS ENGLISH SPANISH ENGLISHSPANISH Mineral water Grape juice Tonic water Orange squash (UK); Orangeade (USA) Milk shake Soft drink Fruit shake Cola To drink Rum Non-alcoholic drink Cider Drinks Soda water Brandy Tea Coffee Tea with milk Large black coffee Tea with lemon White coffee; Coffee with milk (UK); Coffee with cream (USA) Mint tea Coffee with a dash of milk To be thirsty Decaffeinated coffee A glass of beer; A pint of beer Coffee beans Vermouth Espresso coffee Wine Instant coffee Mature wine Irish coffee White wine Ground coffee Ordinary wine Black coffee Sparkling wine Roasted coffee Sherry Beer House wine Draught beer (UK); Draft beer (USA) Malaga wine Malt beer Table wine Bottled beer Port Stout Dessert wine Lager Reserve Cocktail Red wine Lemonade Vodka Gin Whisky, whiskey Herbal tea Fruit juice Chamomile tea Orange juice Juice Spirits (UK); Liquor (USA)
  • 4.
    DESSERT ENGLISH SPANISH ENGLISHSPANISH Rice pudding Fruit cake Sugar Apple tart White sugar Cheesecake Cane sugar Nougat Icing sugar (UK); Confectioner´s sugar (USA) INGREDIENTS Sugar lumps ENGLISH SPANISH Brown sugar Egg Milk shake Vanilla Fruit shake Cinnamon Chocolate; Cocoa Flour White chocolate Sugar Milk chocolate Oil Plain/Dark chocolate Salt Drinking chocolate Pepper Compote; Preserve Baking powder Custard Baking soda Cream COOKING VERBS Sweet (UK); Candy (USA) ENGLISH SPANISH Preserved fruit Add Crème caramel Bake Fruit Beat Biscuit (UK); Cookie (USA) Boil Jelly Chop Ice cream Cook Fruit salad Cool Marzipan Cut Jam (UK); Jelly (USA) Fry Jam/Jelly Grate Marmalade Grill Honey Melt Whipped cream Mix Egg custard Peel Custard Pour Pastry Slice Cake Steam