Healthy Food (Situations)

Speaking Situations 

1. You need to go to the primary school and tell about healthy and unhealthy foods.
2. You have travelled to Paris. Imagine yourself walking around a variety of eating venues. Imagine yourself going into one of them. Describe what are you doing and what can you observe.
3. Imagine you are a customer in an unusual café , describe what can you see?
4. You are at the conference on how to improve eateries in our city. Indicate some points you can think of.

Discussion Questions

1. Do you believe people should eat healthy food on all occasions? When do you believe people can allow themselves to eat harmful food?
2. Why do you think drinking a packed fruit juice can make you feel thirsty?
3. What dressing do you like to complement your vegetable salad with?
4. Have you ever tried to make a homemade mayonnaise? What ingredients did you use to make it?
5. How often do you pay attention to the labels when you buy something?
6. What benefits can chocolate offer your health? What chocolate drinks do you like and enjoy?
7. What eating venue have you visited most recently to order a chocolate drink?

Can 'Unhealthy be healthy' questions

1. What do all fruit juices contain?
2. How much sugar do most fruit juices have in them?
3. What do most salads contain?
4. Why it is not a good idea to use heavy mayonnaise for dressing?
5. How to make a healthy and tasty dressing?
6. What do food companies like to write on their labels?
7. What do they use instead of fat in their products?
8. Why do the companies use sugar?
9. What health benefits can chocolate have?
10. Why shouldn’t you consume chocolate with every meal though?
11. What do eggs contain?
12. What is the more healthy way to prepare an egg?
13. What should you fry an egg on to make it healthier?
14. What food contains a lot of protein?
15. How often should you eat meat?
16. What type of meat is healthier for your diet?