Things related to food in German
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German terms related to food, with German-English translations along with some examples of usage! eat, to consume (you eat, he eats); e.g.: What do you eat for lunch? / What do you eat at noon?drink, to consume liquids; e.g.: I drink coffee.
hunger, feeling of wanting food; e.g.: I’m hungry.
thirst, feeling of needing water; e.g.: I’m thirsty.
food (plural), meals; e.g.: He buys food at the supermarket.
food, meals; e.g!: The food tastes good! / Does it taste good to you? Great!
breakfast, meal taken in the morning; e.g.: We eat bread for breakfast.
lunch, meal taken at noon; e.g.: Lunch starts at 12:00.
afternoon break, time for a rest in the afternoon.
supper, meal taken in the evening; e.g.: There is no supper in the cafeteria.
dinner, main meal of the day; e.g.: Time for dinner!
appetite, desire to eat; e.g.: Good appetite! / You too!
full, satisfied after eating; e.g.: Thank you, I’m already full!
vegetarian, someone who doesn’t eat meat; e.g.: Vegetarian food is healthy!
bread, loaf(s) of bread; e.g.: Buttered bread.
butter
jam, preserve made from fruit
sausage, cooked meat in a casing
cheese
cake, sweet treat; e.g.: Cheese cake
cream
meat, animal flesh; e.g.: A piece of meat, one kilogram of meat
ham
chicken
egg
main course, the primary dish served at a meal
meat dishes, foods made from meat
noodles
rice
fish
vegetables
potato
tomato
cabbage; e.g.: Red cabbage
onion
salad
sugar
salt
oil
fruit
apple
strawberry
price; e.g.: How much do strawberries cost?
orange