Monday, 26 December 2016

10 commonly misspelled words in food and Dining

1.BARBECUE or BARBEQUE

Barbecue in general consists of cooking meat/fish/vegetables outdoor on a grill.
Correct spelling: Barbecue
Misspelled variations: Barbeque, barbequeu

2. DESSERT

We all know and love dessert, which usually consists of sweet food and beverages such as cakes, pastries, and ice-cream, at the end of a meal.

Correct spelling: Dessert
Misspelled variation: Desert

3.OMELETTE or OMELET

Omelette, or omelet, is made from beaten eggs fried in butter or oil, and is one of the most popular Western breakfast food.

Correct spelling: Omelette (French spelling), omelet (mainly in the U.S.)
Misspelled variations: Omlet, omlette, omlett, omelett

4.MACARONI

Macaroni  can even be considered as an American comfort food.
Correct spelling: Macaroni
Misspelled variations: Maccaroni, macarroni.

5.ESPRESSO

Espresso is strong black coffee made from forcing steam or hot water through finely ground coffee beans.

Correct spelling: Espresso
Misspelled variation: Expresso

6.VEGETARIAN

Vegetarian are people who follow vegetable only diet in daily routine.

Correct spelling: Vegetarian
Misspelled variation: Vegaterian

7.BROCCOLI

Broccoli is an edible green plant in the cabbage family whose large flowering head is eaten as a vegetable

Correct spelling: Broccolli
Misspelled variation: Brocoli.

8.CAESAR

Caesar salad consists of romaine lettuce, croutons, Parmesan cheese, olive oil, black pepper, and is often served with the Caesar dressing.

Correct spelling: Caesar salad
Misspelled variation: Cesar salad

9.SANDWICH

sandwich is a grilled sandwich with corned beef, Swiss cheese, sauerkraut, and dressing on rye bread.

Correct spelling: sandwich
Misspelled variations: sanwhich, sandwhich, sandwhich

10.TOMATO

Tomato is the edible, red fruit which is commonly used for cooking.

Correct spelling: Tomato
Misspelled variations: Tomoto, Tomatto.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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