Comida empalagosa en inglés

Hi. You can also use "too sweet" or "overly sweet".

Helloi We refer to sweet,overly sweet, Food very sweet are tasty.Regards.

I think "overly sweet" could be another way to say "empalagoso".

Hi, Judit! I would say sickly sweet. I think is the best way to describe something "empalagoso", as we native speakers use it when something is really, really sweet. Hope this helps!

I would say sickly sweet, even when it sounds informal, anybody would understand...

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Hi Judit, As a native American English speaker and teacher, I would use "sugary" or "overly sweet" , "unbearingly sweet" or just "too sweet".

Hello! I would say oversweet, cloying would be related to people, someone who exaggerates emotions. I hope it helps!!

Helloi Type of food,that makes food, you feel either, because is to sweet, ingredients,intense and hard to digests.To sweet,overly sweet,Food very sweet and tasty.Regards.

Hi Judit, In American English, "cloying" is indeed a good word to describe food that is excessively sweet or rich to the point of being unpleasant. However, other terms are commonly used as well: 1. Overly sweet: This is a straightforward way to say that something is too sweet. 2. Overrich: Emphasizes that the food is excessively rich and intense in flavor or ingredients. 3. Sickly sweet: Emphasizes that the sweetness is so strong it could make someone feel sick. 4. Heavy: Can refer to foods that are rich or hard to digest, not just in terms of sweetness but also in fat content. Hope this helps!

Helloi Empalagoso, refers to food, how we prepare the food,makes,sweet, ingredientes and intense hards digest. Regards. Cristina

The most typical ones are "too sweet," "overly sweet," and "sugary."