Learn 12 useful and common phrasal verbs about food and eating. Check out my videos below and improve your daily English.
Eat In / Eat Out = to eat at home / to eat at a restaurant
Eat Up = a command that means "finish all of your food"; usually used with children
Dig In = a command that means "start eating"; used in a friendly manner with family and friends
Pick At = to eat a small amount of food because you're not very hungry or you don't really like it
Pig Out = to eat a lot of food at once
Polish Off = to eat something until it is finished
Warm Up = to heat up your food so it's ready to eat
Whip Up = to prepare some food quickly
Snack On = to eat a small amount of food between meals
Live On = this is when you love a particular food so much, you could eat it all the time
Cut Down On = to eat less of something to improve your health
Thaw Out = take frozen food out of the freezer so it's ready to eat
Jenny Mae