How to Say ‘It tastes great.’ in Spain Spanish
Queda rica.
KEH-dah REE-kah
[KEH-dah REE-kah]
💬 Usage Tip: [Quedar] often means "turn out" or "come out" with food and drink, not just "stay" or "remain." So [Queda rica] means it comes out tasting nice.
Phrase Breakdown
Queda
[KEH-dah]
it turns out
In food and drink contexts, 'quedar' often means how something turns out in taste or result.
Con canela queda rica la bebida.
With cinnamon, the drink turns out tasty.
rica
[REE-kah]
tasty
Feminine form of 'rico', often used to say food or drink tastes good.
La leche de avena queda rica con café.
Oat milk tastes good with coffee.
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