By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

Salty [Adjective] (containing salt, or tasting like salt).
They gave him salty water to make him vomit. Sea water is salty.
Savory [Adjective] ((of food) be salty or spicy rather than sweet).
Do you prefer sweet or savory food?
The steak is very savory; the flavor is tremendous.
Spicy [Adjective] (spicy food means the food has a strong hot flavor).
The ginger gives the dish a wonderful spicy flavour.
She’s used to eating spicy food every day.
Homemade food [Noun] (food that is prepared at home, in a traditional way, by a real person).
There's nothing like mom's homemade food to cheer you up. What kinds of homemade food do you like?
Nutritious [Adjective] (providing the substances that you need in order to be healthy).
Wholemeal bread is more nutritious than white bread.
Doing lots of exercises won't keep you healthy if you don't eat nutritious food as well.
Nutritious foods help us to maintain good health.
Dine in [Verb] (to have dinner at home, instead of at a restaurant).
We're dining in tonight.
The coupon can only be used when dining in at ABC.
Dine out [Verb] (to have dinner at a restaurant, instead of at home).
Instead of dining out, we ordered a couple of pizzas. Dining out frequently is expensive.
We eat at home a lot, so dining out sometimes is a nice change.
Fussy eater [Noun] (someone who is very picky about the food, eats very few things and constantly complains about the food).
Her husband is a very fussy eater, and he's never pleased with her cooking. He eats anything. He's not a fussy eater.
Home-cooked food [Noun] ((of food) prepared or cooked at home).
I love home-cooked food. My favourite dish is Clarissa's fried rice.
I love to try new recipes, and I love home-cooked food that tastes really good.
In a walking distance of [Expression] (near; close to).
We usually dine at a restaurant that's in a walking distance of our home.