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Food-Related Idioms

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  • Walk on eggshells
    To have to act very sensitively to avoid offending someone.
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  • Spill the beans
    Reveal a secret.
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  • In a nutshell
    In just a few words.
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  • Bad egg
    Someone who does bad things or who you don’t trust
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  • Hard nut to crack
    A difficult problem or a difficult person
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  • Put all my eggs in one basket
    Rely on a unique course of events, on a unique venture or stream of income. Risk everything to the success or failure of one thing.
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  • Low-hanging fruit
    Easy tasks, the most easily achieved of a set of tasks, measures, goals, etc.
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  • Sell like hot cakes
    Sell quickly and in large quantities.
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  • Bite off more than you can chew
    Try to do more than one is capable of doing.
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  • A tough cookie
    A very determined person.
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  • Too many cooks spoil the broth
    A project works best if there is input from a limited number of people.
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  • You can’t have your cake and eat it, too
    You can’t enjoy both of two desirable but mutually exclusive alternatives (can’t have your own business, take care of everything, succeed, and also not be tired
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  • Take with a grain of salt
    Be a bit skeptical about it. Only believe part of it.
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  • Greatest thing since sliced bread
    Something is the best and most useful innovation or development invented for a long time.
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  • The icing on the cake
    Something that makes a good situation even better. (In the US, also: the frosting on the cake.)
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  • Food for thought
    Something worth thinking seriously about.
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