Dialogue:

fantastic bread, and amazing ice cream

dialogue 1

Jingjing: Mark, wanna know______?

Mark: I can see that ______.　Go ahead and tell me ______.

Jingjing: How about I ______, and then let you see ______.

Mark: ______, if you like ______.

Jingjing: What about you, Mark?　I notice you're ______.　What's that ______?

Mark: Just ______.　I can ______, if you'd like some.

Jingjing: No thanks.　I can see that it's ______.　I wanted to know ______.

Mark: Oh, this is challah.

Jingjing: That's got ______.　Where does it ______?

Mark: There's ______ that ______ it, and the type of bread comes from ______.　It's still ______ by Jewish people.　It's a traditional food.

Jingjing: How does it ______?

Mark: The dough ______ before each loaf ______.

Jingjing: How does it ______ as you ______ pieces?

Mark: Lots of eggs get used.　That's why ______.

Jingjing: I bet you could make ______ with it!

Mark: Yeah you could.______ —and it's almost more of________ than something to put on your ______.

Jingjing: That sounds ______.　Hey, I thought matzo was ______.

Mark: That's more closely linked with ______ —what it means to be Jewish.　That's ______.　So, it's used to ______-______ for one—but not so regularly eaten.

Jingjing: ______.

dialogue 2

Jingjing: Mark, if we're talking about ______, I'd like to know ______ you've eaten.

Mark: That's easy: ______.

Jingjing: That sounds ______.　Is it?

Mark: Yeah, it comes from ______ Italy.　It's ______.　And, as a ______, it only keeps fresh for a day or two.

Jingjing: What's ______?

Mark: It has a bunch of ______, and tastes kinda like ______ because bakers use ______ as they do ______.　Also, people ______ pieces of ______ into it.

Jingjing: I'll have to try it sometime.

Mark: A lot of restaurants ______.

Jingjing: Good to know.　Hey, I think ______.　Take a look at my ice cream.

Mark: I totally ______. ______, right?　Whoa!

Jingjing: ______, huh?

Mark: You ______, ______?

Jingjing: Nope, it's ______.　There's ______.

Mark: Is that safe?

Jingjing: The ____ is called carrageenan, and it ______.　Anyway, I just wanted to try this ice cream, ______

Mark: Is it still cold?

Jingjing: It's ______.　One more question: ______ you'd pay for a ______ serving of ice cream?

Mark: ______, maybe.　I've had some pretty good gelati that ______.

Jingjing: That has ______ in it than ______, right?

Mark: Yes, and ______.　It's ______ to make it and ______.　What about you—and your ______ for ice cream.

Jingjing: I tend not to______, and thus _____—probably up to 50 kuai like you said.　I saw one ice cream ______ for more than 600 kuai.

Mark: That's just ______.　I wouldn't pay that much for ______.

Jingjing: Yeah, it's probably______.　But it ______.

new words and phrases

challah:

scrumptious:

unleavened bread:

pugliese:

rustic bread:

torch <something>:

gelati:

shove my face with <something>:

<something is> out of this world: