#food | SlangShare

brekkie

Breakfast, plain and simple. Aussies love shortening words, and the first meal of the day is no exception.

Let's grab brekkie at that café down the road before we head off.

Used when someone is really fit or good-looking. You can also say it about anything that's really good, and about food it means it's proper tasty.

Have you seen the new girl in our maths class? She's actually peng.

Means something is crazy good. People mostly say it about food that tastes amazing, but it works for anything that's really great.

Bro, these wings are bussin, you gotta try one.

A sausage, usually the kind you throw on the barbie. Think backyard cookouts or the classic sausage in bread at a fundraiser.

Chuck a few more snags on the barbie, the footy crew just turned up.

Just a sandwich. It's the casual Aussie way of saying it, like you'd grab one for lunch or from the bakery.

I'm starving, gonna grab a ham and cheese sanga from the servo.