How can you tell that a blonde s been

How can you tell that a blonde's been baking chocolate chip cookies?   

There's M&M shells all over the floor.

What do they call a cow with no legs?

Ground beef!

What do you get from a pampered cow?

Spoiled milk!

Why did the blonde die while drinking milk?

The cow sat down!

FOOD TRIVIA

What was the first food ever eaten in outer space? A. Mashed potatoes B. A nutrition bar C. Applesauce D. Soup

What is the most popular meal ordered in sit down restaurants in the U. S? A. Fried chicken B. Hamburgers C. Hot dogs D. Burritos

What do Mc. Donalds and Burger King coat their fries with to make them turn golden brown? A. Oil B. Fry batter C. Sugar D. Salt

What is the chief food for half the people in the world? A. Beans B. Bread C. Rice D. Potatoes

Which country is the world’s largest producer of bananas? A. Columbia B. Brazil C. India D. Uganda

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Acaraje, Brazil

Acaraje, Brazil A mere tablespoon of palm oil contains a whopping 7 grams of saturated fat. Brazil's acaraje: black-eyed peas formed into a ball, deep-fried in palm oil, and then stuffed with vatapa and caruru.

A mere tablespoon of palm oil contains a whopping 7 grams of saturated fat. Brazil's acaraje: black-eyed peas formed into a ball, deep-fried in palm oil, and then stuffed with vatapa and caruru. mere(t) простой, один лишь whopping(t) подавляющее большинство deep-fried(t) (жареный) во фритюре

Churros, Spain

Churros, Spain In Spain, a popular way for locals to start the day is with a meal of churros. These fried-dough pastries are dipped in sugar and cinnamon and then dipped in a thick hot-chocolate drink. Talk about a morning sugar rush!

In Spain, a popular way for locals to start the day is with a meal of churros. These frieddough pastries are dipped in sugar and cinnamon and then dipped in a thick hotchocolate drink. Talk about a morning sugar rush! pastry(t) пирожное local(t) местный rush(t) прилив

Poutine, Canada

Poutine, Canada French fries smothered in gravy and cheddar-cheese curds. This cheesy dish is so popular that it's even sold at Burger King in Canada, where the dish contains 740 calories and 41 grams of fat.

French fries smothered in gravy and cheddarcheese curds. This cheesy dish is so popular that it's even sold at Burger King in Canada, where the dish contains 740 calories and 41 grams of fat. contain(t) содержать gravy(t) подлива smothered(t) густо намазанный

Khachapuri, Georgia

Khachapuri, Georgia What if your food were served up inside a bread boat and the bread boat were filled with melted cheese? Khachapuri is a bread bowl that is stuffed with melted cheese and topped with an egg and a large pad of butter!

What if your food were served up inside a bread boat and the bread boat were filled with melted cheese? Khachapuri is a bread bowl that is stuffed with melted cheese and topped with an egg and a large pad of butter! served(t) поданный stuffed(t) фаршированный pad(t) кусок

Nutella Crepes, France

Nutella Crepes, France Just 2 tablespoons of sweet, chocolaty Nutella spread has 200 calories. In France many street carts and restaurants fry up batter in butter and make thin crepes with pockets to fill with Nutella.

Just 2 tablespoons of sweet, chocolaty Nutella spread has 200 calories. In France many street carts and restaurants fry up batter in butter and make thin crepes with pockets to fill with Nutella. tablespoon(t) столовая ложка spread(t) паштет, джем, масло street cart(t) вагончик (с едой)

Aligot, France

Aligot, France Aligot is made with mashed potatoes, butter, cream, garlic, and melted cheese, all whipped together into a thick, rich dish. Just one tablespoon of aligot contains 6 percent of the recommended daily amount of saturated fat.

Aligot is made with mashed potatoes, butter, cream, garlic, and melted cheese, all whipped together into a thick, rich dish. Just one tablespoon of aligot contains 6 percent of the recommended daily amount of saturated fat. mashed potatoes(t) пюре whipped(t) взбитый saturated(t) насыщенный, пропитанный

Deep-Fried Mars Bars, Scotland

Deep-Fried Mars Bars, Scotland A chocolate bar gone all melty and encased in a satisfyingly crunchy shell of fried dough. The Mars candy company, reportedly feels that the deep-fried dessert is not in line with their goal of promoting a "healthy, active" lifestyle.

A chocolate bar gone all melty and encased in a satisfyingly crunchy shell of fried dough. The Mars candy company, reportedly feels that the deep-fried dessert is not in line with their goal of promoting a "healthy, active" lifestyle. dough(t) тесто promote(t) продвигать encased(t) упакованный

Jalebi, India

Jalebi, India Sure, plain ol' fried dough is unhealthy on its own. But India really steps up the game with jalebi, deep-fried dough that is soaked in a sugary syrup.

Sure, plain ol' fried dough is unhealthy on its own. But India really steps up the game with jalebi, deep-fried dough that is soaked in a sugary syrup. plain(t) простой soaked in(t) пропитанный в step up(t) подниматься (по лестнице)

Calzone, Italy

Calzone, Italy A traditional calzone uses a comparable amount of dough as an entire pizza and is meant to serve four people? Tomatoes, mozzarella, and other traditional pizza toppings are stuffed into an easy-to-eat dough pocket.

A traditional calzone uses a comparable amount of dough as an entire pizza and is meant to serve four people? Tomatoes, mozzarella, and other traditional pizza toppings are stuffed into an easy-to-eat dough pocket. amount(t) количество topping(t) заправка comparable(t) сравнительный

Ramen, Japan

Ramen, Japan Ramen has exploded in popularity over the last few years--and we don't mean the sad, dehydrated Cup Noodles kind of ramen, either. The broth (often made with beef, lard, and oil) really packs a fat punch.

Ramen has exploded in popularity over the last few years--and we don't mean the sad, dehydrated Cup Noodles kind of ramen, either. The broth (often made with beef, lard, and oil) really packs a fat punch. broth(t) бульон explode(t) бурно расти dehydrated(t) высушенный

IDIOMS DON’T BE A COUCH POTATOE!

acquire a taste for

acquire a taste for (something) пристраститься к (чему-либо) to develop a liking for some kind of food or drink or something else

at one sitting

at one sitting залпом, в один присест at one time, during one period

bad apple

bad apple негодяй, паршивая овца a bad person

bite the hand that feeds one

bite the hand that feeds one рубить сук на котором сидишь to harm someone who does good things for you

bread and butter

bread and butter средства к существованию one's income or job that is used to buy the basic needs of life like food or shelter or clothing

SLANG ‘N JARGON

Cheese/Cheddar

Cheese/Cheddar Money

Dough

Dough Money

Bacon

Bacon Money

Bones

Bones Money/Dominoes

Chow/Grub

Chow/Grub Food

Fixin’s

Fixin’s Added ingredients/Getting ready to…(do something) “fixin’ to…”

in - used with months and years at - used with specific times during the day on - used with days of the week

He was born _____ July. in - used with months and years  at - used with specific times during the day  on - used with days of the week

I went there _____ 1978. in - used with months and years  at - used with specific times during the day  on - used with days of the week

They went fishing _____ 4 am. in - used with months and years  at - used with specific times during the day  on - used with days of the week

She'll be at work _____ Friday. in - used with months and years  at - used with specific times during the day  on - used with days of the week

Lunch is _____ noon sharp. in - used with months and years  at - used with specific times during the day  on - used with days of the week

We met _____ Christmas day. in - used with months and years  at - used with specific times during the day  on - used with days of the week

We arrived in this country _____ October. in - used with months and years  at - used with specific times during the day  on - used with days of the week

I plan to go shopping _____ 9 am tomorrow. in - used with months and years  at - used with specific times during the day  on - used with days of the week

What do you like doing _____ Fridays? in - used with months and years  at - used with specific times during the day  on - used with days of the week

I lived in the US _____ the 1980 s. in - used with months and years  at - used with specific times during the day  on - used with days of the week

collocations!

Do or Make?

Basic Difference between DO and MAKE Use DO for actions, obligations, and repetitive tasks. Use MAKE for creating or producing something, and for actions you choose to do. DO generally refers to the action itself, and MAKE usually refers to the result.