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sandwich

sandwich

“I eat a cheese sandwich for lunch.”

pizza

pizza

“We share a big pizza with our friends.”

chocolate

chocolate

“The sweet chocolate melts in my mouth.”

salad

salad

“I make a fresh salad with green leaves.”

soup

soup

“I eat hot soup when I am sick.”

butter

butter

“I spread soft butter on my toast.”

sugar

sugar

“I add sugar to make it sweet.”

cake

cake

“We eat cake at the birthday party.”

bread

bread

“I put butter on a slice of bread.”

egg

egg

“I eat a boiled egg for breakfast.”

milk

milk

“The baby drinks milk from a bottle.”

meat

meat

“The meat is cooked on the grill.”

cheese

cheese

“The mouse loves to eat cheese.”

rice

rice

“We eat rice with our dinner.”

ice cream

ice cream

“On hot days I love cold ice cream.”

hamburger

hamburger

“He eats a hamburger with fries.”

hot dog

hot dog

“I ate a hot dog at the game.”

sausage

sausage

“The sausage sizzles in the pan.”

yoghurt

yoghurt

“I eat yoghurt with fruit in the morning.”

spaghetti

spaghetti

“I twirl the spaghetti on my fork.”

cereal

cereal

“I pour milk on my cereal for breakfast.”

baguette

baguette

“The baguette is long and crusty.”

pastry

pastry

“The pastry is sweet and flaky.”

salmon

salmon

“We had grilled salmon for dinner.”

marmalade

marmalade

“I spread orange marmalade on my bread.”

porridge

porridge

“I eat warm porridge on a cold morning.”

mustard

mustard

“I put yellow mustard on my hot dog.”

mayonnaise

mayonnaise

“She spreads mayonnaise on the sandwich.”