Fruits Vegetables andMeats
apple
maçã
lettuce
alface
ham
presunto
orange
laranja
cabbage
repolho
bacon
bacon / toucinho
banana
banana
cauliflower
couve-flor
chicken
frango
aspargus
aspargos
turkey
peru
lemon
limão
spinach
espinafre
lobster
lagosta
peach
pêssego
tomato
tomate
water
água
fig
figo
bean
feijão
soda
refrigerante
grape
uva
rice
arroz
wine
vinho
pear
pêra
carrot
cenoura
pork
porco
plum
ameixa
pancake
panqueca
cherry
cereja
onion
cebola
corn
milho
pineapple
abacaxi
cucumber
pepino
sauce
molho
melon
melão
artichoke
alcachofra
pasta
macarrão
watermelon
melancia
eggplant
berinjela
beet
beterraba
strawberry
morango
radish
rabanete
egg
ovo
raspberry
framboeza
broccoli
brócolis
cake
bolo
pepper
pimenta
pie
torta
beef
bife
garlic
alho
ice cream
sorvete
sausage
salsicha
potato
batata
passion fruit
maracujá

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