IELTS Food Vocabulary for a Delicious Band 9

The video discusses the benefits of a course that offers immediate support through a Facebook group. It then introduces food-related idioms such as 'melt in your mouth' and 'fit for a king', explaining their meanings and usage. The video also covers the idiom 'to your taste', which can describe personal preferences beyond food, like movies or TV shows. These idioms are useful for achieving a high score on speaking exams.

What does the idiom 'melt in your mouth' describe?

What type of texture is associated with food that 'melts in your mouth'?

Can you give an example of a meal that could be described as 'fit for a king'?

How can the phrase 'to your taste' be applied beyond food?

Why is it important to learn these food idioms for a speaking exam?