| French | English |
|---|---|
| De la confiture | Some jam |
| De la crème fraîche | Some crème fraîche |
| De la farine | Some flour |
| De la glace | Some ice cream |
| De la nourriture | Food |
| Des bonbons (masculine) | Some sweets |
| Des céréales (feminine) | Some cereals |
| Des chips (feminine) | Some crisps |
| Des pâtes (feminine) | Some pasta |
| Du beurre | Some butter |
| Du chocolat | Some chocolate |
| Du fromage râpé | Some grated cheese |
| Du miel | Some honey |
| Du pain | Some bread |
| Du riz | Some rice |
| Un biscuit | A biscuit |
| Un chewing-gum | A chewing-gum |
| Un croissant | A croissant |
| Un gâteau | A cake |
| Un œuf | An egg |
| Un pain au chocolat | A pain au chocolat |
| Un yaourt | A yoghurt |
| Une amande | An almond |
| Une boîte de conserve | A can/a tin |
| Une cacahuète | A peanut |
| Une noisette | A hazelnut |
| Une noix | A nut/a walnut |
| Une tarte | A tart |
| Une tourte | A pie |
“Une boîte de conserve” can only contain food. For drinks, we use “une canette” to mean “a can.” “Boîte” means “box.”
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