Complimenting food
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Complimenting food There are a number of ways that we can compliment food, or the person that prepared the food. Here are some of the most common phrases and expressions that we can use. When you have just been given a plate of pasta: This lasagna is delicious. You have just tasted some soup: I have never tasted a soup like this before. You have just eaten a tasty salad: This is the most delicious salad in the world. You have just had some apple pie: This is the best pie that I have ever had! The meal has just finished: You are a fantastic cook. Can you think of any other ways to compliment food, or the chef? Flickr CC: Jeff Golden
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