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Topic Food:: PAGE #8
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211. Fresh (fresh)
:: Easily accessible this tourist area is noted for its beauty and cool fresh mountain air
212. Warm (efudumele)
:: The sun remained out for the entire day and it was fairly warm reaching a temperature of 21 degrees Celsius
213. Crunchy (ezinoshukela)
:: Befitting the Asian theme a handful of fresh bean sprouts gave the plate an extra texture of crunchiness
214. Crush (wayichoboza)
:: He said other staff warned the teacher that the youth might have a crush on her which should have been a warning sign but she became more attracted to him
215. Crusty (maqhubu alukhuni)
:: Alternatively it is just as nice on its own with a crusty piece of bread
216. Tin (ithini)
:: Pour into the baking tin and bake for 30 to 35 minutes until crusty on top and still a bit squidgy inside
217. Napkin (napkin)
:: In the last year or so a number of people have pointed out this truly disgusting trend that an increasing number of men are using their table napkin to blow their nose
218. Herb (imbiza)
:: A higher mesophyll resistance in woody plants than in herbs and in sclerophylls than in mesophytes has been reported
219. Drop (udedele)
:: to be fit to drop
220. Cauliflower (ukholifulawa)
:: Brinjal tomato chillies gourds and cauliflower were among the vegetables that would be displayed
221. Cabbage (iklabishi)
:: Id have cabbage galore in the bank if I were more frugal
222. Disgusting (ezinjengendle)
:: After watching five or six competitions I was desensitized to the disgustingness of it
223. Dish (isidlo)
:: It goes without saying that you should have a glass of hot sweet amber tea and if your sweet tooth is acting up try a dish of figs with cream for dessert
224. Brandy (u-Brandy)
:: Whisky brandy and dark rum producers are now compelled to fight hard for their share of the market
225. Utensil (isitsha)
:: Children must bring along all other utensils needed to do the competition
226. Braise (braise)
:: Or try braising it lightly as you would spinach
227. Tangelo (tangelo)
:: This category included lemons oranges mandarins tangelos and grapefruits with lemons being the most common type
228. Blancmange (blancmange)
:: a good oldfashioned blancmange
229. Bland (eliphuphile)
:: I hope he does something about the public image of his party and more importantly his dull bland self
230. Citrus (ezisawolintshi)
:: Infestations of grapes are often due to a buildup in other soft fruits such as figs apricots peaches nectarines or citrus
231. Sangria (sangria)
:: Weve chosen seven wines that come in convenient 15liter bottles please every palate taste refreshing when cold and keep their personality intact when turned into sangrias and spritzers
232. Juice (juice)
:: Choose water club soda diet soda fruit juice tea and coffee first
233. Juicer (juicer)
:: I tried shopping channels which I usually find extremely calming but discovered them to be full of imported Americans shouting about and over power juicers and steam cleaners
234. Juicy (namanzi)
:: If admin work doesnt appeal there are job details of the much more juicy positions at MI5 handily tucked into the brochure
235. Julep (julep)
:: Mint juleps were also popular beverages from morning till midday
236. Cordial (kamnandi)
:: Both parents and teachers must try to create a friendly and cordial atmosphere for the children
237. Coriander (coriander)
:: I put ginger in it last time and added a fistful of chopped parsley and coriander at the table
238. Corkage (corkage)
:: Besides being able to buy mixed drinks beer and 50 wines by the glass at the bar you can buy any bottle of wine in the store at cost plus tax and a 7 corkage fee and drink it at the bar
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