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Onomatopoeic words feature quite widely in French. (Words that suggest or sound like the sound they are describing). English examples would be Wow! Bang! Shh! Crunch. The most well-known onomatopoeic word in French has got to be Oh la la! Sometimes lengthened to Oh la la- la la!
Croquant (e)
Cacahuètes
Croustillant(e)
Faire craquer
Craquant(e)
Tac tac tac
De A à Z
Piquant(e)
Crumble
Brilliant(e)
Booster
Quand je croque ça craque
Tu vois quand tu veux
Aller hop!
Bah alors-là!
Donner la pêche / la patate
Raconter de salades
Compter pour du beurre
Je vais être dans le jus
Avoir un coup de barre
Biscuit
Dried fruit
Nougat
Peanuts
Lime
Cinnanmon
Orange blossom
Dates
Dark chocolate
Milk chocolate
Almonds
Banana
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