#368 台灣人愛吃剩菜剩飯 Taiwanese People Love Leftovers…!?

過年過節 guò nián guò jié - celebrate the Lunar New Year and traditional holidays

腸胃炎 cháng wèi yán - gastroenteritis; stomach flu

大吃大喝 dà chī dà hē - to eat and drink excessively

剩菜剩飯 shèng cài shèng fàn - leftovers (uneaten dishes and rice from a previous meal)

節儉 jié jiǎn - frugal; economical

美德 měi dé - virtue; moral excellence

硝酸鹽 xiāo suān yán - nitrate

隔夜 gé yè - overnight; left over from the previous night

亞硝酸鹽 yǎ xiāo suān yán - nitrite (can be harmful or carcinogenic when consumed in excess)

致癌的風險 zhì'ái de fēng xiǎn - risk of causing cancer

反覆 fǎn fù - repeatedly; over and over

高鉀 gāo jiǎ - high potassium (content)

高納 gāo nà - high sodium (content)

鍋具 guō jù - cookware; pots and pans

高蛋白 gāo dàn bái - high in protein

高脂肪 gāo zhī fáng - high in fat

豆製品 dòu zhì pǐn - soy products (e.g. tofu, bean curd)

細菌 xì jùn - bacteria

有害物質 yǒu hài wù zhì - harmful substances

肝 gān - liver

腎 shèn - kidney

加工肉品 jiā gōng ròu pǐn - processed meat products

香腸 xiāng cháng - sausage

培根 péi gēn - bacon

油炸食品 yóu zhá shí pǐn - fried food

致癌物 zhì'ái wù - carcinogen; cancer-causing substance

澱粉 diàn fěn - starch

滋生 zī shēng - to breed; to grow (used for bacteria, insects, etc.)

黴菌 méi jūn - mold; mildew

保存 bǎo cún - to store; to preserve

罹癌 lí'ái - to get cancer; to be diagnosed with cancer

異味 yì wèi - abnormal odor; strange smell

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