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Itasan Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
finger food
TSUMAMI - literally something held with two ends of something in Japanese.
This is used for something light to eat with alcohol: peanuts, cheese, etc.
which are eaten held with fingers.
Is there a good English word for this? 'Finger food'?
Thank you.
This is used for something light to eat with alcohol: peanuts, cheese, etc.
which are eaten held with fingers.
Is there a good English word for this? 'Finger food'?
Thank you.
Top answer
"Finger food" works. In a bar, you could ask for "beer nuts". Light foods served before a meal are "appetizers" or if you want to be fancy, "hors d'oeuvres" (or - dervs)
- "Finger food" works.
- In a bar, you could ask for "beer nuts".
- Light foods served before a meal are "appetizers" or if you want to be fancy, "hors d'oeuvres" (or - dervs)
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"Finger food" works. In a bar, you could ask for "beer nuts". Light foods served before a meal are "appetizers" or if you want to be fancy, "hors d'oeuvres" (or - dervs)
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