TASTING ADJECTIVES



sweet
This is a piece of chocolate. Chocolate is sweet.

salty
This is a bowl of potato chips. Potato chips are salty.
sour
This is a lemon. Lemons are sour.
Limes are also sour.

bitter
This is a cup of coffee. Sometimes coffee is bitter.
hot / spicy
This is a chili pepper. Chili peppers are hot. They make food spicy.
These words describe textures in food:
juicy = moist
This chicken is really juicy.
(When meat is cooked properly and it's not dry, we say that it's juicy.)
crunchy / crispy
Crackers are crispy or crunchy.
Some fruit and vegetables are also crunchy or crispy. Celery, lettuce, carrots, and cucumbers are crisp.
A hard apple is crisp.
fresh
When vegetables or fruit are new and taste good, we say they are "fresh."
Bread is also "fresh" when it's new. Everyone likes fresh bread.
stale
When bread is old, it gets stale.
Stale food is usually hard, but sometimes it's soft.
mushy
When food is soft, it's mushy.
Do you like mushy cereal?

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