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Food Idioms & Vocabulary
Food idioms in English, with meanings and examples: a piece of cake, cheap as chips, the apple of my eye, like the cat that got the cream and more. Plus food slang like a cuppa, and photo vocab for what’s on the table.
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Food & Drink: slang
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