Hey guys! Today we have some informal words expressions about food. If you like the content you can subscribe to the podcast on the iTalki app, so you don't miss any episodes! Comment any questions below! Here are the words and examples from today: delicious, tasty, so good, nice nasty, gross Have you ever tried Brussel sprouts? Yeah, I think they’re nasty. Most Canadians love poutine, which is a Canadian food, but I think it’s gross, I won’t eat it. an acquired taste. Have you ever tried escargot? Oh, it’s not so bad, I know it might seem strange to eat snails, and it’s a bit of an acquired taste, but once you give it a try, you’ll start to like it. When I first tried very strong mustard, I didn’t like it, but now I put it on everything. It’s an acquired taste, I guess. hot and hot Oh, the food is so hot! Do you mean, like, spicy hot, or like, temperature hot? (Very, very casual) Do you mean that the food is spicy, or that it’s hot in terms of temperature? (formal) to pig out This evening I made myself a huge bowl of pasta and I pigged out. I love going to buffets, but I always pig out and feel awful after. to stuff oneself, to feel stuffed I feel stuffed, I’m so full. When I was a kid, my siblings and I would just stuff ourselves with candy on Halloween. I love to eat popcorn at the movie theatre, but I always feel so stuffed after. Ryan, Meaghan and I went out to dinner last night. The food was so good—it was this Japanese restaurant on Church street. I had this fried chicken that I thought was just amazing, but Meaghan thought it was nasty, I guess she doesn’t like fried food. Ryan didn’t know what wasabi was, so I made him eat a spoonful of it—it was so hot that he turned red and started coughing. Meaghan and I laughed. The three of us just pigged out, I could barely walk home after I was so stuffed.