Collocation
fresh food
food that is recently made or harvested and not old, spoiled, or heavily processed
Definition
'fresh food' is a common English collocation. food that is recently made or harvested and not old, spoiled, or heavily processed
fresh + food
“We try to eat fresh food every day.”
Examples
- I bought fresh food at the market this morning.
- The hotel served fresh food, not packaged snacks.
- Kids often eat more when the fresh food looks colorful.
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- After the storm, it was hard to find fresh food in the shops.
- Our fridge is small, so we shop twice a week for fresh food.
- The doctor suggested more fresh food and fewer sugary drinks.
- Local farms can supply fresh food to nearby restaurants quickly.
- If you travel with a cooler, you can keep fresh food safe for longer.
- She prefers fresh food to ready meals because it tastes better.
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