"The food is for the judges."
Translation:Het eten is voor de rechters.
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There are actually several terms that refer to food:
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het eten - the dominant word for food
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het voedsel - a bit less colloquial and a bit more formal than het eten
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de kost - not very common
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de spijs - usually found in compound words where it does not translate to 'food' (e.g. de spijskaart (menu)). There are some other uses for it. Spijzen (foods) is very high style.
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het voer/voeder - rather archaic; primarily used when concerning animals (e.g. honde(n)voer (dog food)).
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"de spijskaart" must be more Flemish as I have only heard it used once in my 20 year life in the Netherlands. important typo in hondeNvoer (because you can have multiple dogs)
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when you hover over "the" then it shows the wrong "het" and not "de" O.o
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It seems here the food is earmarked for a specific set of judges, not judges in general.
