Spanish Food by Mercedes and Susana.

The most popular food in Spain is omelette. It's made with eggs, potatoes, oil and salt.

In Spain we have three meals but they are very different compared to other countries, such as USA specially breakfast. 

For example, we have breakfast at 7 o'clock more or lest and we usually have a cup of coffee or milk with toast or cereal.

We usually eat lunch at half-past two or three o'clock and we eat big meals, for example roast meat with potatoes and then a piece of fruit for dessert.

We have dinner between 21:00h and 22:00h and we eat a piece of fruit or milk with biscuits.

Mercedes and Susana.

Spanish food! (Pablo Rañales and Alba Brage)

Meal times:

We´re going to talk about meals in Spain. First, the meal times. Spanish people have three main meals in a day:

First, breakfast between 8:00 and 9:00.

Secondly, lunch (the most important meal) between 14:00 and 15:00.

Finally, dinner between 21:00 and 22:00.

Normally, Spanish people have late meals if we compare with the rest of the european countries.

In Spanish food, we can find different types of meat: pork meat, chicken meat… Also we have potatoes and fruit (because we have the mediterranian diet). Our main dishes are omelette, 'paella' and stew.

I think that now, Spanish food is receiving a lot of foreign influences. Our eating habits are changing and our healthy diet, too. Probably, this fact happens because of globalization. I hope we preserve these habits, this mediterranian diet. It´s part of our identity.

 

SPANISH FOOD

TRADITIONAL SPANISH FOOD

Spanish food has traditionally been based on beef, chicken and fish generally served with potatoes and lots of bread.

The most common and typical foods eaten in Spain include the paella, omelette and serrano ham. The staple foods are meat, fish, potatoes, flour and eggs.

Spaniards have four main meals a day:

-Breakfast - between 7:00 and 9:00

-Lunch - between 13:30 and 15:30

-Afternoon snack - between 17:00 and 18:30

-Dinner - between 20:00 and 22:30

The traditional spanish breakfast consists of a glass of milk or juice with toast, biscuits, cereal… but Spanish students don’t usually have breakfast.

As for lunch, the typical one includes two dishes, the first one a light meal, and the second one a heavy meal, so only the brave ones can manage dessert.  

The afternoon snack is usually a chocolate sandwich and a piece of fruit.

Finally, dinner can be the leftovers from lunch or just a light meal like a piece of fruit or a yoghurt.

Marta and Tania