Countable and Uncountable Food Nouns List often foods are both countable and uncountable many people get confused while differentiating between these food nouns here is a list of uncountable and countable food nouns so that the readers can easily learn the difference between them.
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Countable Food Nouns
Nouns which can easily be counted are count nouns or countable nouns. For example one apple, two apples and three burger etc.
Countable nouns can have both forms (singular and plural). Plural form can be made by adding “s” “es” “ies” to the singular form. For example
(apples) added “s”
(sandwiches) added “es”
(cherries) added “ies”
Here is a list of countable nouns food with along their pictures
| Burger |  |
| Sandwich |  |
| Hot dog |  |
| Cherry |  |
| Apple |  |
| Grape |  |
| Orange |  |
| Olive |  |
| Watermelon |  |
| Carrot |  |
| Tomato |  |
| Pea |  |
| Salad |  |
| Vegetable |  |
| Pancake |  |
| Sausage |  |
| Egg |  |
| Potato |  |
| Cookie |  |
| Fries |  |
| Candy |  |
Uncountable Food Nouns
Uncountable nouns are also called as non-count nouns, it means that they cannot be counted. For example, water, flour and rice.
Note: You cannot add “S” to uncountable nouns because they do not have plural form.
Here is a list of uncountable nouns food with along their pictures
| Bread |  |
| Fruit |  |
| Juice |  |
| Meat |  |
| Rice |  |
| Cereal |  |
| Milk |  |
| Coffee |  |
| Tea |  |
| Flour |  |
| Salt |  |
| Soup |  |
| Sugar |  |
| Butter |  |
| Cheese |  |
| Honey |  |
| Water |  |
| Chocolate |  |
| Jam |  |
| Seafood |  |
| Mustard |  |
