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CEFR A1 Sweet Snacks and Desserts
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➡ Across 15 Words

  1. 4. A small sweet cake often eaten for breakfast
  2. 5. A small amount of food eaten between meals
  3. 8. A thick sweet liquid poured over pancakes
  4. 11. To add icing or fruit to a cake
  5. 13. A sweet dish usually eaten at the end of a meal
  6. 14. A small flat sweet biscuit
  7. 15. To take pleasure in eating a sweet treat
  8. 16. The sweet substance used in desserts
  9. 17. Touched ice cream with your tongue, past tense of lick
  10. 19. Sweet food eaten at the end of a meal
  11. 22. A sweet baked food made with dough
  12. 26. The thick part of milk, used in many desserts
  13. 27. To give food to someone, like dessert
  14. 28. A sticky sweet made from sugar and butter
  15. 29. A yellow fat used in baking sweet treats

⬇ Down 15 Words

  1. 1. A white liquid used to make many desserts
  2. 2. Mixed with a spoon, past tense of stir
  3. 3. Put milk into a glass, past tense of pour
  4. 6. A sweet brown food made from cocoa beans
  5. 7. A small chocolate cake, often square
  6. 9. A thin flat cake fried in a pan, often eaten with syrup
  7. 10. A flavoring used in ice cream and cakes
  8. 12. Preposition: This honey comes ___ bees
  9. 14. A sweet baked food often served at birthdays
  10. 18. A small cake baked in a paper cup
  11. 20. Containing a lot of sugar
  12. 21. Made ice cream solid by cooling, past tense of freeze
  13. 23. Having a taste like sugar
  14. 24. Frozen water, often used in desserts like ice cream
  15. 25. A sweet cake with a pattern of squares, eaten at breakfast

📚 Study Guide: CEFR A1 (Beginner) Vocabulary Focus

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