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Key Food Vocabulary
Jucy Lucy
Jucy Lucy
[noun]

a type of burger that originated in Minnesota, USA, and is made by stuffing cheese inside the burger patty before cooking

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hamburger
hamburger
[noun]

a sandwich consisting of a cooked patty made from ground beef, served between two buns

Ex: He topped his hamburger with blue cheese. 
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cheese
cheese
[noun]

a food made from milk that has been separated into solid curds and prepared in various ways

Ex: Emma put some cheese in her sandwich. 
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meat
meat
[noun]

the flesh of animals and birds that we can eat as food

Ex: Grilled chicken breast is a lean and flavorful meat option for a healthy dinner. 
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patty
patty
[noun]

a small, flattened portion of ground meat or other ingredients, often used as a base for burgers or sandwiches

Ex: She made mini sliders with turkey patties, topped them with cranberry sauce. 
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chopped
chopped
[Adjective]

having been cut or divided into small pieces or fragments

Ex: She added the chopped onions to the sizzling pan. 
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to melt
to melt
[Verb]

to change from a solid into a liquid, usually because of heat

Ex: The ice began to melt in the afternoon sun. 
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juicy
juicy
[Adjective]

(of food) having a lot of liquid and tasting fresh or flavorful

Ex: The juicy watermelon was refreshing on a hot summer day. 
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tasty
tasty
[Adjective]

having a flavor that is pleasent to eat or drink

Ex: The tasty homemade soup warmed them up on a cold winter's day. 
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restaurant

a place where we pay to sit and eat a meal

Ex: He works as a chef in a popular restaurant. 
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local
local
[Adjective]

related or belonging to a particular area or place that someone lives in or mentions

Ex: The local bakery is known for its freshly baked bread and pastries. 
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to invent
to invent
[Verb]

to create or design something new that did not previously exist

Ex: Alexander Graham Bell is credited with inventing the telephone. 
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debate
debate
[noun]

a discussion about a particular issue between two opposing sides, mainly held publicly

Ex: The candidates participated in a televised debate to present their views on economic policy. 
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to spell
to spell
[Verb]

to write or say the letters that form a word one by one in the right order

Ex: He struggles to spell the word "restaurant" correctly. 
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thin
thin
[Adjective]

having opposite sides or surfaces that are close together

Ex: The paper was thin, allowing light to pass through easily. 
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to press
to press
[Verb]

to push a thing tightly against something else

Ex: He pressed his foot on the accelerator to increase the speed of the car. 
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edge
edge
[noun]

the outer part of an area or object that is furthest from the center

Ex: He stood on the edge of the cliff, admiring the breathtaking view below. 
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to stay
to stay
[Verb]

to remain in a particular place

Ex: The weather is too unpredictable, so it's better to stay indoors. 
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to cook
to cook
[Verb]

to make food with heat

Ex: I love to cook scrambled eggs with cheese for breakfast. 
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soft
soft
[Adjective]

gentle to the touch

Ex: He wore a soft woolen scarf around his neck to stay warm. 
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surprise
surprise
[noun]

an occurrence that happens without warning, often causing astonishment

Ex: The surprise announcement about the merger caught everyone off guard at the meeting. 
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middle
middle
[noun]

the part, position, or point of something that has an equal distance from the edges or sides

Ex: She placed the cake in the middle of the table for everyone to see. 
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normal
normal
[Adjective]

conforming to a standard or expected condition

Ex: It's normal to feel nervous before a big presentation. 
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pickle
pickle
[noun]

a vegetable, usually a small cucumber, that is preserved in salt water or vinegar

Ex: She packed a lunchbox with a turkey sandwich layered with pickles. 
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version
version
[noun]

a different form of something particular when compared with its previous form or forms

Ex: The software company released a new version of its popular app with enhanced features. 
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flavor
flavor
[noun]

the particular taste and smell that a food or drink has

Ex: The soup has a rich, spicy flavor. 
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original
original
[Adjective]

directly from the source, not passed through any intermediary

Ex: The reporter provided original information from her interview with the witness. 
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recipe
recipe
[noun]

a set of instructions for preparing a particular dish, including the ingredients needed

Ex: Emma found a simple recipe for tomato soup online. 
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famous
famous
[Adjective]

known by a lot of people

Ex: The famous singer performed to a sold-out crowd at the arena. 
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visitor
visitor
[noun]

someone who enters a place, such as a building, city, or website, for a particular purpose

Ex: The museum welcomed thousands of visitors during the holiday season. 
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grill
grill
[noun]

a flat metal structure used for cooking food over an open fire

Ex: He placed the steaks on the grill over the campfire. 
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to bite
to bite
[Verb]

to cut into flesh, food, etc. using the teeth

Ex: The dog warned the intruder by growling before attempting to bite. 
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to burn
to burn
[Verb]

to cause a sensation of discomfort or pain similar to that of being burned by fire

Ex: The wind chill burned his face, making it feel raw and painful. 
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hot
hot
[Adjective]

having a higher than normal temperature

Ex: I turned on the air conditioner because it was getting too hot inside. 
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