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German C1 Food & Drink Vocabulary

This is the complete German Food & Drink vocabulary at C1 level — 18 words, each with its English translation, the article (der / die / das) and an example sentence. Search it, or download the whole list free as a CSV or an Anki flashcard deck.

18 C1 · Food & Drink words

German wordEnglish meaning
anreichernto enrich / fortify
bekömmlichdigestable / wholesome / beneficial
der Bodensatzsediment / lees / dregs
der Dinkelspelt (less common)
einpökelnto salt (meat)
der Fladena cowpie / rout flat dough of cake
der Hartweizendurum wheat
der Humpentankard / mug
labento feast
die Mehlschwitzeroux
die Melangemelange = a mixture / medley
die Mohrenhirsesorghum = a substitute for wheat, rye and barley for those who can't tolerate gluten
die Querrippeshort ribs
der Spelzspelt
der Talgtallow
unterhebento fold in
der Verzehrconsumption (aka eating)
zermahlento grind up / crush

Food & Drink broken down by situation

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Frequently asked questions

How many German food & drink words are at C1 level?

18 words. This page lists the complete C1 Food & Drink vocabulary with English translations and articles.

Can I download the German food & drink vocabulary list?

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