Spanish Food-Related Vocabulary

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Review each captioned photo below, then quiz yourself. At the bottom of the page is a glossary, and a list of some additional easy Spanish vocabulary words.


Comidas (Foods)

 

Sabores (Flavors)

 

Maneras De Cocinar y Otras Acciones (Ways of cooking, and other actions)

 

Utensilios (Utensils)




Glosario (Glossary)

  • Asar – to roast, grill
  • Mezclar – to mix
  • Hervir – to boil
  • Hornear– to bake
  • Comer – to eat
  • Beber – to drink
  • Freír – to fry
  • Echar – to pour
  • Pedir – to ask for
  • Costar – to cost
  • Cortar – to cut
  • Agrio – sour
  • Amargo – bitter
  • Dulce – sweet
  • Salado – salty
  • Picante – spicy
  • La Cuchara – spoon
  • El Cuchillo – knife
  • La Servilleta – napkin
  • El Tenedor – fork
  • El Arroz – rice
  • El Pan – bread
  • El Pollo – chicken
  • Los Frijoles – beans
  • El Cerdo – pork
  • La Carne de res – beef
  • Las Uvas – grapes
  • La Sandía – watermelon
  • La Mantequilla – butter
  • La Leche – milk
  • La Lechuga – lettuce

 

Vocabulario Fácil (Easy Vocabulary)

  • Afrutado/ Frutoso – fruity
  • Contaminado – contaminated, polluted
  • Cremoso – creamy
  • Delicioso – delicious
  • El Apetito – appetite
  • El Condimento – condiment
  • El Jamón – ham
  • El Limón – lemon
  • El Plato– plate, dish
  • El Mango – mango
  • El Menú – menu
  • El Nutriente – nutrient
  • El Puerco/ La Puerca – pork
  • El Restaurante – restaurant
  • El Sazón – flavoring, seasoning
  • El Supermercado – supermarket
  • El Tomate – tomato
  • Fresco – fresh
  • La Cafetería – cafeteria
  • La Caloría – calorie
  • La Cayena – cayenne pepper
  • La Dieta – diet
  • La Ensalada – salad
  • La Fruta – fruit
  • La Hamburguesa – hamburger
  • La Proteína – protein
  • La Sal – salt
  • La Sopa – soup
  • La Tostada – toast
  • La Vitamina – vitamin
  • Puro – pure
  • Sazonar – to season

 

Expresiones De Cantidad (Expressions of Quantity)

  • Todo – All
  • Demasiado – too; too much
  • Poco – little, few
  • Un poco (de) – a little bit of
  • Mucho – a lot, much
  • Alguno – some, any
  • Ninguno – none, not any

 

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