food Crossword Puzzles
food nurtition 2020-09-15
Across
- Food poisoning
- food to food tainted
- 40-140 degrees
- hazard is physical
- 32-40 degrees
- 140 degrees
- Wait for
- signs something is wrong
- cleaning
- cooks at 145
- cooks at 180 degrees
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- Cooks at 160 degrees
- food gone bad
- throw away before 4 days of storage
- non perishable food
- Tainted food
- defrosting meat
- food that spoils
- cooks at 145
- food acidity temperature time oxygen moisture
20 Clues: Wait for • cleaning • 140 degrees • Tainted food • cooks at 145 • cooks at 145 • food gone bad • 32-40 degrees • Food poisoning • 40-140 degrees • defrosting meat • food that spoils • hazard is physical • non perishable food • Cooks at 160 degrees • food to food tainted • cooks at 180 degrees • signs something is wrong • throw away before 4 days of storage • food acidity temperature time oxygen moisture
Food Webs 2021-02-01
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- Primary source of food for rabbits
- How all consumers get energy
- Bearded Dragons are this type of consumer
- An organism that takes dead matter and breaks it down, releasing nutrients back into soil or water
- Spiders are this type of consumer
- A visual representation of the flow of energy through an ecosystem
- The source of all energy in an ecosystem
- Animals that are consumed as food
- A diagram made up of interconnected food chains
- What is transferred from one organism to another when it is consumed
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- Primary source of food for Blue Whales
- This level of consumer eats the animals that consumer plants
- Show the transfer of energy
- Grasshoppers are this type of consumer
- The ability to do work, what we get from eating
- Animals that hunt and eat other animals
- An organism that makes it own food using the energy from the Sun
- An organism that eats another organism
- This level of consumer eats plants
- a group of living organisms and their physical environment
20 Clues: Show the transfer of energy • How all consumers get energy • Spiders are this type of consumer • Animals that are consumed as food • Primary source of food for rabbits • This level of consumer eats plants • Primary source of food for Blue Whales • Grasshoppers are this type of consumer • An organism that eats another organism • Animals that hunt and eat other animals • ...
Food Vocabulary 2021-01-10
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- a sandwich made with round buns
- tropical fruit used to make piña colada
- fruits that we use to produce wine
- a farm bird, the baby of a hen & rooster
- yellow, citric fruit to make lemonade
- birds lay these, used to make omelettes
- a drink made from fruits
- the forbidden fruit that Eve gave Adam
- a white nutritious drink from cows
- a flat bread with tomato sauce and cheese
- the flesh of animals when used for food
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- a food made from milk; manchego, parmesan
- alcoholic beverage from fermented cereals
- tropical, long, yellow fruit with a skin
- wheat product,used to make sandwiches
- colorless tasteless odorless vital liquid
- brew made from brown ground tasty beans
- two pieces of bread with food in the middle
- we eat them when we have a coffee; Oreo
19 Clues: a drink made from fruits • a sandwich made with round buns • fruits that we use to produce wine • a white nutritious drink from cows • wheat product,used to make sandwiches • yellow, citric fruit to make lemonade • the forbidden fruit that Eve gave Adam • tropical fruit used to make piña colada • brew made from brown ground tasty beans • ...
Food words 2021-09-22
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- meat from a deer
- kastrull
- you would eat soup out of a...
- the meat part of the hamburger is called
- another word for the spice cilantro
- vitlök
- pea soup is a popular .... in Finland. Also, there is an expression "Revenge is a ... best served cold"
- meat from a cow
- an herb that contains a lot of iron
- brown spice associated with desserts and oatmeal
- meat from a calf (baby cow)
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- meat from a hen
- meat from a sheep
- stekpanna
- another word for oatmeal
- korv
- you wouldn't use a whip to whip cream, but rather a...
- the 'gryn' part of grynost
- meat from a pig
19 Clues: korv • vitlök • kastrull • stekpanna • meat from a hen • meat from a pig • meat from a cow • meat from a deer • meat from a sheep • another word for oatmeal • the 'gryn' part of grynost • meat from a calf (baby cow) • you would eat soup out of a... • another word for the spice cilantro • an herb that contains a lot of iron • the meat part of the hamburger is called • ...
Food nutrition 2021-09-15
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- found in raw poultry
- found in fieces
- found in moist environment
- discovered in 1895
- symptoms boils and blisters
- hazard you cant see it (spray)
- run its course can use antibiotics
- found in raw fish not cooked properly
- found in raw food
- hazard you can see it (nail)
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- contamination already contains the bacteria
- found in human, animal and rodents
- found in food and drinks
- lasts up to 24 hours
- symptoms clay colored stool
- cure is 4-7 days with antibiotics
- found in the throat
- let it run its course
- no cure run its course
19 Clues: found in fieces • found in raw food • discovered in 1895 • found in the throat • found in raw poultry • lasts up to 24 hours • let it run its course • no cure run its course • found in food and drinks • found in moist environment • symptoms boils and blisters • symptoms clay colored stool • hazard you can see it (nail) • hazard you cant see it (spray) • cure is 4-7 days with antibiotics • ...
Food Webs 2021-04-14
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- something that breaks down decaying matter
- an example of a carnivore
- an animal that eats only plants
- any organism that eats to get energy
- one path of energy in an ecosytem is a _
- a specific kind of decomposer
- an organism that can make its own food
- an animal that eats plants and animals
- an example of a producer
- the main source of all energy
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- process a plant uses to make its own food
- an animal that eats only meat
- a model that shows the energy levels
- the word that is the same as 1st level
- decomposers return these to the soil
- multiple paths of energy in an ecosystem
- the word that means third-level consumer
- a tertiary consumer has none of these
- an example of a herbivore
19 Clues: an example of a producer • an example of a carnivore • an example of a herbivore • an animal that eats only meat • a specific kind of decomposer • the main source of all energy • an animal that eats only plants • a model that shows the energy levels • any organism that eats to get energy • decomposers return these to the soil • a tertiary consumer has none of these • ...
Crossword: food 2023-06-08
FOOD DAY 2012-07-12
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- to keep something in good condition
- to feel pleased about yourself or someone you know
- the tissue that forms the outer covering of teh body of a person or an animal
- a person that makes fake money
- a form of money used by many governments
- something brought on by a cause or agent; a result
- an oily or white compound that is found in plants and animals that stores energy
- a tag or piece of paper attached to something to identify it
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- to have an influence on something or someone; to brind about change
- a food item in a recipe; part of the whole
- a liquid used to make markings
- a machine used to make an image of something
- to stop from happening or occuring
- the believe something is true without knowing
- to eat and drink something up
- to observe closely
- not real
- against the law
- the act of having a baby
19 Clues: not real • against the law • to observe closely • the act of having a baby • to eat and drink something up • a liquid used to make markings • a person that makes fake money • to stop from happening or occuring • to keep something in good condition • a form of money used by many governments • a food item in a recipe; part of the whole • a machine used to make an image of something • ...
Food martineau 2013-02-19
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- like an little sweet ground.
- It is a vegetable whichs grows underground.
- It was a bird...before...
- A sub bread whit tomato,salad ect...
- Like an apple whit pine.
- It's red and small.
- It'sIt'S have no flavour and Odor.
- like a cherry but blue.
- We make whit egg weath.
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- It Ground on the wine.
- It's a tropical fruit.
- round and red or green.
- It is long and orange.
- It's made from cacao.
- it is a grilled Pig.
- It's a grey kiwi.
- It is the vegetable wichs grows on some mold.
- It is make whit wheat.
- It's long,yellow and monkey love it.
19 Clues: It's a grey kiwi. • It's red and small. • it is a grilled Pig. • It's made from cacao. • It Ground on the wine. • It's a tropical fruit. • It is long and orange. • It is make whit wheat. • round and red or green. • like a cherry but blue. • We make whit egg weath. • Like an apple whit pine. • It was a bird...before... • like an little sweet ground. • It'sIt'S have no flavour and Odor. • ...
Food Trivia 2013-05-10
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- How many servings of vegetables and fruit should you eat in a day?
- The portion size of a deck of cards can be used in what food group?
- Where do you look to see how much sugar is in a particular food?
- What liquid should you consume to quench your thirst?
- How much is a serving of milk?
- Where do you look to see if sugar has been ADDED to a product?
- What meat alternative is commonly used in chili?
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- What is listed at the bottom of a nutrition label?
- What are the two nutrients listed under carbohydrates on a nutrition label?
- How much is a serving of juice in the fruit and vegetables food group?
- What is the minimum number of food groups that should be part of a healthy snack?
- 3/4 cup of yogurt is a serving size in what food group?
- What type of fat is not healthy?
- What is the minimum number of food groups that should be part of a balanced meal?
- What food group encourages you to eat one green and one orange food item every day?
- How many minutes of physical activity is recommended every day for youth?
- What is the measurement of energy on a nutrition label?
- What type of spread can be used as an alternative to meat products?
- If you do not drink cow milk what is an example of an alternative option?
19 Clues: How much is a serving of milk? • What type of fat is not healthy? • What meat alternative is commonly used in chili? • What is listed at the bottom of a nutrition label? • What liquid should you consume to quench your thirst? • 3/4 cup of yogurt is a serving size in what food group? • What is the measurement of energy on a nutrition label? • ...
Food Safety 2014-09-24
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- spills on the floor
- poisoning
- contamination
- when oven is on
- when food go's bad
- can have salmonella
- knife
- to get the right amount of ingredients
- to keep things cool
- to shred cheese
- knife
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- your hands before you cook
- can led to nausea, headaches, vomiting
- board
- above 60'c
- zone
- cook thoroughly
- keep at the bottom of the fridge
- veggies and fruit
- your kitchen when done
20 Clues: zone • board • knife • knife • poisoning • above 60'c • contamination • when oven is on • cook thoroughly • to shred cheese • veggies and fruit • when food go's bad • spills on the floor • can have salmonella • to keep things cool • your kitchen when done • your hands before you cook • keep at the bottom of the fridge • can led to nausea, headaches, vomiting • to get the right amount of ingredients
Food Vocabulary 2015-03-03
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- To blend or mix two or more ingredients
- To lower a food's temperature to freezing or below
- To remove the outer layer of skin
- To leave an opening in the covering of a food through which steam can escape
- To lightly mix ingredients by tumbling them with tongs
- To lightly sprinkle the surface of a food with crumb, flour, or sugar
- To separate solid from liquid materials by pouring through a strainer
- To cut food into small uneven pieces
- To cook in an oven
- To immerse food Ina liquid
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- To rub fat on the surface of a food or a cooking utensil
- To blend two things together.
- To expose to warmth in order to free from a frozen state
- To sprinkle or coat a food with flour
- To cut foods into small equal sizes
- To change food from solid to liquid
- To cut food into large, thick or thin flat pieces with a slicing knife
- To cut food into very fine uneven pieces
- To mix ingredients using a spoon or wire whisk, mixer, or food processor
19 Clues: To cook in an oven • To immerse food Ina liquid • To blend two things together. • To remove the outer layer of skin • To cut foods into small equal sizes • To change food from solid to liquid • To cut food into small uneven pieces • To sprinkle or coat a food with flour • To blend or mix two or more ingredients • To cut food into very fine uneven pieces • ...
Food Safety 2021-11-23
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- If you keep frozen dinners in the fridge, they will harbor _________
- Make sure to eat ____________ within four hours on a hot summer’s day.
- ________ food is the best way to kill bacteria
- Always do this with perishable items within 2 hours
- Placing ___________ meat on the same plate that held raw meat can lead to food poisoning
- Must be at least 40 degrees or below
- Always ________ leftovers to at least 165 degrees
- Eating the contents out of the jar or can can cause ________ to contaminate the contents
- It is ________ to leave turkey unrefrigerated for more than 45 minutes
- You must _____________ your eggs before freezing them
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- Make sure to use all __________ leftovers within four days
- Always discard any food that has been left out at room temperature for more than ___________ hours
- Canned foods that are dented or swollen must be_____
- Discard food that has been left out after one hour if the temperature is over ______ degrees
- Always _______ a can opener before using
- Must be at least zero degrees
- It is wrong to put fruits and veggies in the same bag as ___________
- Refrigerated fresh meat, or a variety of meat and fish must be cooked within ________days
- ________ must be cooked within by 36 hours. Your stomach will thank you
- Touching or eating moldy food can trigger ___________ reactions.
20 Clues: Must be at least zero degrees • Must be at least 40 degrees or below • Always _______ a can opener before using • ________ food is the best way to kill bacteria • Always ________ leftovers to at least 165 degrees • Always do this with perishable items within 2 hours • Canned foods that are dented or swollen must be_____ • ...
Food Verbs 2021-12-15
19 Clues: today • the day • calendar • tomorrow • the year • the week • It's hot. • the month • It's cool. • It's cold. • It's windy. • It's sunny. • very/really • It's cloudy • It's raining. • It's snowing. • the days of the week • the months of the year • What's the weather like
French Food 2022-04-13
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- What are you, a _____?
- A cute word for dessert in english, a terrible word in french
- The three little pigs after the book ends
- only a truly terrible chef could create water that could be described as this
- Charlie's factory
- Popeye's fuel
- A spice and a sauce
- Quit, cold ___
- Technically a pepper, if you get one in a store it's a clone
- As American as Apple ____
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- Not to be confused with poison
- What do you call a cow with no legs, ground ____
- Annoyingly hard to make and pronounce
- A boring game your teacher may make you play
- Surprisingly more popular in France than america
- Scientists recently discovered a phenomenon where many species are evolving into this
- As blood is to a vampire, ____ is to french people
- A very difficult french word for a croissant
- Do you like yours with seeds?
19 Clues: Popeye's fuel • Quit, cold ___ • Charlie's factory • A spice and a sauce • What are you, a _____? • As American as Apple ____ • Do you like yours with seeds? • Not to be confused with poison • Annoyingly hard to make and pronounce • The three little pigs after the book ends • A boring game your teacher may make you play • A very difficult french word for a croissant • ...
Italian Food 2023-09-29
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- What sweet bread is traditionally enjoyed during the Christmas season in Italy?
- What Milanese specialty features braised veal shanks served with gremolata?
- What dessert features crisp pastry tubes filled with sweet ricotta cheese?
- What dessert features layers of coffee-soaked ladyfingers and mascarpone cheese?
- What sauce is made from basil pine nuts garlic olive oil and Parmesan cheese?
- What pasta dish consists of filled pockets of dough often served with sauce?
- What creamy rice dish is often cooked with broth and various ingredients?
- What salad combines tomatoes fresh mozzarella basil and olive oil?
- What folded pizza pocket is filled with cheese meat and other ingredients?
- What appetizer consists of grilled bread topped with diced tomatoes garlic and basil?
- What staple of Italian cuisine comes in various shapes and is often served with sauce?
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- What pasta dish is coated in a creamy sauce made from butter and Parmesan cheese?
- What Milanese specialty features braised veal shanks served with gremolata?
- What Italian dry-cured ham is often served thinly sliced as an appetizer?
- What Italian-style ice cream is known for its rich and creamy texture?
- What dumplings are typically made from potatoes and served with sauce or butter?
- What hearty vegetable soup is a classic Italian comfort food?
- What type of bread is known for its rustic chewy crust and open crumb structure?
- What iconic Italian dish consists of a thin crust topped with tomato sauce and cheese?
- What dish is made by layering sheets of pasta with cheese and meat or vegetables?
20 Clues: What hearty vegetable soup is a classic Italian comfort food? • What salad combines tomatoes fresh mozzarella basil and olive oil? • What Italian-style ice cream is known for its rich and creamy texture? • What Italian dry-cured ham is often served thinly sliced as an appetizer? • What creamy rice dish is often cooked with broth and various ingredients? • ...
Food Flavours 2024-03-05
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- The addition of soy sauce gives the dish a nice _______ flavor.
- "I like my coffee _______." "Really, no cream or sugar?!"
- The soup was so ______ I couldn't finish it; it needed more salt.
- The burgers were _______ and dripping with oil.
- I have a major weakness for anything ________, especially cake.
- I love the taste of ______ food but it’s not good for my blood pressure.
- A glass of cold water is so ________ on a hot day.
- Indian and Mexican food is known for being _______.
- I love snacking on ________ foods like chips.
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- The salsa was too ______ for my taste; I prefer it to be spicier.
- Avocado is a healthy, ________ food to have in your diet.
- The dark chocolate had a slight ______ taste to it.
- I prefer _______ dishes over sweet ones.
- My face always puckers whenever I eat something too _______.
- Don’t leave cereal in milk for too long; it will get _______.
- The pizza from that new place is incredibly _______.
- The cheese has a ______ flavor that stands out.
- The caramel in the chocolate made it nice and _______ .
- ________ fish is an excellent source of omega 3 and protein.
19 Clues: I prefer _______ dishes over sweet ones. • I love snacking on ________ foods like chips. • The burgers were _______ and dripping with oil. • The cheese has a ______ flavor that stands out. • A glass of cold water is so ________ on a hot day. • The dark chocolate had a slight ______ taste to it. • Indian and Mexican food is known for being _______. • ...
Food Vocabulary 2024-03-18
19 Clues: Värd • Nota • Karaff • Dricks • Dessert • Servett • Förrätt • Bestick • Formell • Bordsduk • Ätpinnar • Gästfrihet • Underlägg (glas) • course Huvudrätt • Underlägg (tallrik) • Bestick och köksredskap • helpings Andra portioner • Regler för hur man uppför sig • Ett lands eller en regions mat och matlagningsstil
Bible Food 2024-06-02
22 Clues: John 6:9 • Luke 11:3 • Ruth 2:14 • Luke 11:42 • Judges 7:13 • Numbers 6:3 • Judges 4:19 • Ezekiel 4:9 • Ezekiel 4:9 • Psalm 19:10 • Numbers 11:5 • Numbers 11:5 • Isaiah 28:25 • Isaiah 28:25 • Numbers 13:23 • Matthew 23:23 • Genesis 43:11 • Matthew 13:31 • Psalm 78:24,25 • 1 Samuel 25:18 • 1 Timothy 5:23 • Deuteronomy 8:8
food waste 2025-02-07
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- planning – The practice of organizing meals in advance to reduce waste.
- – The process of food breaking down and becoming bad.
- – The act of throwing away something useful.
- – Large stores that sell food and other products.
- – To give something out to many people.
- – More than what is needed or used.
- – A place where waste and rubbish are buried.
- – An acronym for "Buy One, Get One Free."
- – The state of being easy to do or use.
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- – The material used to wrap or contain a product.
- – To eat or drink something.
- – Something that has been thrown away.
- – Safe and good enough to eat.
- off – No longer fresh and not safe to eat.
- date – The date when a product should be sold by but can still be eaten.
- – A situation where resources are not used in the best way.
- – Food that has not been eaten after a meal.
- waste – Natural food waste that can be composted.
- bank – A place where food is collected and given to people in need.
19 Clues: – To eat or drink something. • – Safe and good enough to eat. • – More than what is needed or used. • – Something that has been thrown away. • – To give something out to many people. • – The state of being easy to do or use. • – An acronym for "Buy One, Get One Free." • off – No longer fresh and not safe to eat. • – The act of throwing away something useful. • ...
Food Adjectives 2025-09-22
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- – Soft and easy to chew or cut.
- A sharp taste often found in coffee, dark chocolate, or some greens.
- – Strong and full-bodied in flavor.
- Juicy and full of flavor.
- – Having the flavor or aroma of roasted nuts.
- – Having a strong, pleasant smell that enhances the dish.
- – Having the flavor or aroma of smoked wood or char.
- Smooth and creamy in texture.
- – Light and subtle in taste or texture
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- – Light, cool, and invigorating, often from mint, cucumber, or citrus.
- Reminiscent of soil or natural flavors, often found in mushrooms or root vegetables.
- – Pleasantly salty or spicy, not sweet.
- Rich and smooth with the flavor of butter.
- – A rich, savory taste often described as “meaty” or “brothy.”
- – Having a sharp, strong flavor, often citrusy or acidic.
- – Firm and crunchy in texture.
- Having the taste of sugar or honey.
- – Lively, bold flavor with a hint of spice or citrus.
- – Filling, nourishing, and substantial.
19 Clues: Juicy and full of flavor. • Smooth and creamy in texture. • – Firm and crunchy in texture. • – Soft and easy to chew or cut. • – Strong and full-bodied in flavor. • Having the taste of sugar or honey. • – Light and subtle in taste or texture • – Pleasantly salty or spicy, not sweet. • – Filling, nourishing, and substantial. • Rich and smooth with the flavor of butter. • ...
Food Security 2025-08-20
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- The raw, untatrual bean which turns into cocoa and is made into chocolate.
- A tiny grain grown through grasses, found in Asia and Africa.
- A staple grain which is grounded into flour used for baking.
- An edible tiny legume groing in long pods.
- A grass crop with grain typically grown in Australia.
- A fruit similar to a bannana, but less sweet in taste.
- A species of tall penerenial grass with a sweet taste.
- A spherical green, seeded vegetable.
- A red/brown potato rich with vitamins.
- A bean used in the worlds most popular caffinated drink.
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- The name of the crop that grows corn.
- A grain typically farmed in Southeast Asia which feeds over half the worlds population.
- A tiny legumous seed similar to a bean.
- A starchy root native to South America.
- A yellow fruit which has a small concentration of potassium
- A common type of bean typically used in Mediterranian and Middle Eastern diets.
- A grain found in malted beers.
- A starchy vegetable native to America.
- A type of bean used in a salty sauce and as a milk substitute.
19 Clues: A grain found in malted beers. • A spherical green, seeded vegetable. • The name of the crop that grows corn. • A starchy vegetable native to America. • A red/brown potato rich with vitamins. • A tiny legumous seed similar to a bean. • A starchy root native to South America. • An edible tiny legume groing in long pods. • ...
Food processor 2025-10-20
19 Clues: pisau • hasil • tajam • cakram • mangkuk • memarut • berbeda • mengiris • dipasang • menguleni • kelemahan • kebutuhan • peralatan • menyiapkan • keuntungan • tergantung • bahan-bahan • menghaluskan • memotong kecil-kecil
1.2 Food Chains/Food Webs 2022-09-27
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- An organism that feeds on organisms that are still living
- eat producers
- An organism's particular role in an ecosystem, or how it makes its living.
- a carnivore that feeds on the bodies of dead organisms
- an organism that eats other organisms
- A community of organisms where there are several interrelated food chains
- Green pigment in plants that absorbs light energy used to carry out photosynthesis
- an animal or plant that nourishes and supports a parasite
- An animal that hunts other animals for food
- an organism that is killed and eaten by another organism
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- Is the feeding level in a food chain or web
- An animal that eats both plants and animals
- eat primary consumers
- An organism that breaks down wastes and dead organisms
- An animal that eats only animals.
- Plants use the sun's energy to convert water and carbon dioxide into sugars
- A animal that eats only plants.
- An organism that can make its own food
- A series of steps in which organisms transfer energy by eating and being eaten
19 Clues: eat producers • eat primary consumers • A animal that eats only plants. • An animal that eats only animals. • an organism that eats other organisms • An organism that can make its own food • Is the feeding level in a food chain or web • An animal that eats both plants and animals • An animal that hunts other animals for food • ...
Food Glorious Food! 2022-06-12
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- A bird that people eat for their protein.
- A place you can go to get food and have a nice evening.
- A type of fruit that is red, but you don't put in your fruit salad.
- This green ball comes from the Belgian Capital.
- A liquid we drink that comes from a cow.
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- Something you use to scoop icecream or soup.
- Meat that has been cut down in small pieces, used for hamburgers.
- The meal you eat around noon.
- When you go to a restaurant, you go out for ...
- A yellow fruit that is curved.
- The first meal of the day
11 Clues: The first meal of the day • The meal you eat around noon. • A yellow fruit that is curved. • A liquid we drink that comes from a cow. • A bird that people eat for their protein. • Something you use to scoop icecream or soup. • When you go to a restaurant, you go out for ... • This green ball comes from the Belgian Capital. • ...
Food chain and food web 2022-01-23
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- Feeding relationship between organism
- Zoo is an example of ____ ecosystem
- Interconnection of a few food chain
- A few populations of a different species in one habitat
- Producers undergo ___ through sunlight and chlorophyll
- The energy in a food chain loss to the surroundings through defecation, _____ and heat.
- ____ is released by the producers in the environment.
- Combination of biotic and physical environment
- The interdependence between living and non-living components is a ___ ecosystem
- Home for the organism
- ___ is transferred from one organism to another in a food chain
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- A group of same species organisms live in the same habitat
- Fungi and bacteria
- Air, humidity, water and soils
- Each species in the ecosystem has their own __.
- Breaking down of dead organisms into nutrients
- A group of organisms that can interbreed
- Algae and ___ are producers in the aquatic ecosystem
- A ___ consumer will be located on top of the pyramid of number
19 Clues: Fungi and bacteria • Home for the organism • Air, humidity, water and soils • Zoo is an example of ____ ecosystem • Interconnection of a few food chain • Feeding relationship between organism • A group of organisms that can interbreed • Breaking down of dead organisms into nutrients • Combination of biotic and physical environment • ...
Food chains and Food webs 2022-02-08
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- percent the amount of energy passed on to the next trophic level
- all members of one species in particular area
- an organism that only eats producers
- primary source of energy for the ecosystems
- web several overlapping food chains linked together
- indicate the direction of the energy flow
- chain where organisms eat other organisms for energy
- an organism that makes its own food
- an organism hunts other organisms for energy
- an organism that eats dead organisms
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- an organism that breaks down dead decaying organisms
- consumers an organism that eat secondary consumers mostly carnivores or top predators
- an organism that is hunted
- an organism that eats both plants and animals
- process where plants make their own food
- an organism that eat only meat
- pyramid a diagram that shows the flow of energy from one tropic level to the next
- an organism that ears other organisms for energy
- consumer an organism that consumes producers
- consumer an organism that consumes primary consumers, usually they are omnivores
20 Clues: an organism that is hunted • an organism that eat only meat • an organism that makes its own food • an organism that only eats producers • an organism that eats dead organisms • process where plants make their own food • indicate the direction of the energy flow • primary source of energy for the ecosystems • consumer an organism that consumes producers • ...
Food Chains and Food Webs 2023-11-13
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- a graphical portrayal of biomass present in a unit of the territory of different trophic levels
- position in the food chain
- animal that doesn't produce its own food but feeds on the nutrients from other organic carbon
- an organism that feeds on both plants and meat
- the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide
- an animal that is being hunted by another animal
- association between organisms of two different species in which each benefits
- gram-negative, facultative anaerobic, rod-shaped, coliform bacterium that is found in the low intestine of warm animals
- An order that shows which organism eats something
- The organelle where photosynthesis occurs
- multiple food chains put together
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- an association between two organisms in which one benefits and the other derives neither benefit nor harm
- A plant that produces its own food
- an antibiotic that treats infections caused by disease
- how a plant breathes
- something that produces its own food
- organisms that are too small to be seen without using a microscope
- something that only eats plants
- an animal that hunts
19 Clues: how a plant breathes • an animal that hunts • position in the food chain • something that only eats plants • multiple food chains put together • A plant that produces its own food • something that produces its own food • the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide • The organelle where photosynthesis occurs • an organism that feeds on both plants and meat • ...
Penpalschools Food 2022-03-07
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- South African fast food chains with Chicken
- red fruit imported from America
- seed used in Northern Europe cuisine
- cake associated with US culture
- so is the meat we eat in Asia
- a cabbage based soup
- a starchy corn based dough
- dish usually associated with Asia
- markets you can find in Far East countries
- so is the price of fast food
- beets and cabbage are common in this country
- corn-based dish
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- the largest pizza chain in Scandinavia
- religion that prohibits eating pork
- country located on the Eastern coast of Africa
- people who move goods from country to country
- fruits like olives, pomegranates, figs, and dates
- so are called countries in Northern Europe
18 Clues: corn-based dish • a cabbage based soup • a starchy corn based dough • so is the price of fast food • so is the meat we eat in Asia • red fruit imported from America • cake associated with US culture • dish usually associated with Asia • religion that prohibits eating pork • seed used in Northern Europe cuisine • the largest pizza chain in Scandinavia • ...
Food Vocabulary 2022-03-10
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- pizza is divided in...
- chickens lay these
- you can eat or drink this
- sugary taste
- cows produce this
- milk cheese yogurt
- fruit used for breakfast juice
- used to cut
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- very bad taste
- instructions how to prepare something to eat
- not good for your body
- used to eat soup
- good for your body
- vegetarians don't eat this
- very good taste
- chili hot sauce
- cook in the oven
- are red green or yellow
18 Clues: used to cut • sugary taste • very bad taste • very good taste • chili hot sauce • used to eat soup • cook in the oven • cows produce this • good for your body • chickens lay these • milk cheese yogurt • pizza is divided in... • not good for your body • are red green or yellow • you can eat or drink this • vegetarians don't eat this • fruit used for breakfast juice • ...
Food Vocab 2021-11-16
Spanish food 2022-03-18
18 Clues: sal • ajo • maiz • coco • yuca • azucar • chiles • harina • cebolla • pescado • guayaba • pimienta • mariscos • frijoles • aguacate • oil-el aceite • delicious-riquisimo\a • plantain-el platano verde
Food Chemistry 2022-03-21
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- Bacteria and fungi are ______________ that can cause food spoilage.
- Sodium ____________ is an alkali.
- The chemical process that occurs when an acid and alkali reacts.
- The process where food like cucumbers are placed in vinegar to lower the pH.
- The process of applying oil on iron to prevent rusting.
- To prevent rusting, a piece of iron can be plated with _______.
- ________ acid is the acid found in our stomachs.
- Universal indicator turned purple when added to solution X. Solution X is ___________.
- Rust forms when iron reacts with water and ______
- Carbon dioxide is produced when an acid reacts with a/ an _____________ .
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- The physical separation process that separates water from salt water.
- The medicine used to relieve gastric pain.
- The process where food is heated and quickly cooled to kill microbes and extend the shelf life
- Water is used to dissolve salt. Water is a ________________
- __________ is a metal
- The gas that causes a lighted splint to extinguish with a 'pop' sound.
- Carbon dioxide can be identified by bubbling the gas through ____________.
- Chemical reactions will always result in the formation of _____ products
18 Clues: __________ is a metal • Sodium ____________ is an alkali. • The medicine used to relieve gastric pain. • ________ acid is the acid found in our stomachs. • Rust forms when iron reacts with water and ______ • The process of applying oil on iron to prevent rusting. • Water is used to dissolve salt. Water is a ________________ • ...
FOOD SAFTEY 2015-02-26
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- Don’t leave food out for longer than?
- Hamburgers must be cooked until at least 75°C in the centre?
- Where should you defrost frozen food?
- A type of bacteria found in raw meats, poultry, eggs. etc.
- At what temperature should cold food be kept to slow down the growth of bacteria
- What's the name of the range between (4°C to 60°C)?
- Using a __________ _______ can help aide against bacteria.
- Unclean hands _________ food.
- How long should you wash your hands in warm, soapy water to send bacteria?
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- What is the food law, that says to never defrost food at room temperature?
- When is bacteria growth most active?
- What's the best way to prevent food borne illnesses?
- Changing dishcloths everyday helps avoid what?
- The correct temperature of a fridge.
- A type of bacteria found in deli foods, lunch meats,etc.
- At what age do you introduce nuts to infants?
- When eating out return any _________ food.
- At what temperature does bacteria growth stops?
18 Clues: Unclean hands _________ food. • When is bacteria growth most active? • The correct temperature of a fridge. • Don’t leave food out for longer than? • Where should you defrost frozen food? • When eating out return any _________ food. • At what age do you introduce nuts to infants? • Changing dishcloths everyday helps avoid what? • ...
Professions Food 2015-01-21
18 Clues: lasis • siers • ārsts • tuncis • dārzeņi • jogurts • zobārsts • burgeris • mehāniķis • pārdevējs • frizieris • sekretāre • elektriķis • santehniķis • sviestmaize • frī kartupeļi • veterinārārsts • kravas mašīnas šoferis
Food logistics 2015-10-14
18 Clues: ilość • badać • wpływ • świeży • jakość • usuwać • poobijany • wilgotność • zepsuć się • kod kreskowy • magazynowanie • metka, metkować • zmiana, różnica • okres trwałości • łatwo psujący się • obsługa, przeładunek • kurczyć się, marszczyć • skażenie, zanieczyszczenie
Food Crossword 2016-07-05
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- Think about iPhones, iPads and iPods.
- Kids love to eat it especially in summer.
- What does “strawberry” mean in German?
- What is ketchup made of?
- What do Minions always want to eat?
- Popeye gets strong, when he eats…
- An orange vegetable. Rabbits love to eat it.
- A green vegetable is called...
- Muslims don´t eat...
- A yellow and sour fruit.
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- …helps to make the muscles of you intestines work efficiently.
- A fruit growing on palm trees.
- A British cook is named...
- A drink that contains much sugar.
- Looks like a green cauliflower.
- A Mineral that makes your bones and teeth strong.
- Can be eaten raw or used for making wine.
- Comes out of the udder.
18 Clues: Muslims don´t eat... • Comes out of the udder. • What is ketchup made of? • A yellow and sour fruit. • A British cook is named... • A fruit growing on palm trees. • A green vegetable is called... • Looks like a green cauliflower. • A drink that contains much sugar. • Popeye gets strong, when he eats… • What do Minions always want to eat? • Think about iPhones, iPads and iPods. • ...
Food science 2022-12-13
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- how a food feels in the mouth
- means living
- Hepatitis in water
- 145 Fahrenheit
- Cryptosporidium and Cyclospora in water and produce
- related to the sense of smell
- Crunchy foods need to sound crunchy
- a toxic substance that is produced naturally,is added intentionally or unintentionally
- Substance that are easily changed into vapor
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- preconceived notions
- commodities offered for sale
- bacteria,viruses,parasites
- making something impure or unsuitable by contact with something unclean
- make sure the fruits or vegetables are split up
- distinctive quality that comes from a food’s unique blend
- sanitizers,pesticides,antibiotics
- decorative arrangement
- bone,rocks,metal
- tender or dry
- set of methods and procedures for preparing, cooking and presenting food.
20 Clues: means living • tender or dry • 145 Fahrenheit • bone,rocks,metal • Hepatitis in water • preconceived notions • decorative arrangement • bacteria,viruses,parasites • commodities offered for sale • how a food feels in the mouth • related to the sense of smell • sanitizers,pesticides,antibiotics • Crunchy foods need to sound crunchy • Substance that are easily changed into vapor • ...
FOOD CROSSWORD 2020-10-08
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- a meal that is eaten in the middle of the day.
- an aquatic animal that we get from sea or river.It can be served as food.
- list of items you need to cook a dish.
- to cook in an oven.
- a type of food made from mixture of flour,eggs and water dough,such as spaghetti.
- the last meal of the day that is usually eaten in the evening or at night.
- flesh or other parts of animals used as food such as pork, beef, etc.
- the clear liquid that has no color, taste or smell and it’s essencial to our lives.
- aromatic vegetable products ( such as pepper, oregano or ginger) used to season or flavor foods.
- how food or drink tastes(such as sweet,bitter,
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- a sweet food that is very popular in birthday parties.
- herbaceous plant ( like lettuce or carrot) that is usually eaten as part of a meal.It’s also used to make salad.
- style of cooking, manner of preparing food.
- the meat of this bird can be cooked, roasted or fried.
- to cook in water.
- the first meal of the day especially when taken in the morning.
- a sweet dish that is usually eaten after a meal.
- instructions on how to prepare food.
18 Clues: to cook in water. • to cook in an oven. • instructions on how to prepare food. • list of items you need to cook a dish. • style of cooking, manner of preparing food. • a meal that is eaten in the middle of the day. • how food or drink tastes(such as sweet,bitter, • a sweet dish that is usually eaten after a meal. • a sweet food that is very popular in birthday parties. • ...
Food Chain 2020-12-02
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- The common temperature zone and moisture pattern of a given area
- An organism that decomposes organic material/dead matter
- Nonliving things in an ecosystem
- Bottom of the energy pyramid, making their own food
- Eats only plants and other vegetation
- Process by which a plant makes food from sun, carbon dioxide, and water
- A community of interacting organisms within a certain biome.
- The representation of the energy flow within an ecosystem
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- A gas plants use to produce their own food, along with sunlight and water
- Eats either herbivores or other plant sources
- Highest level of consumers
- An herbivore
- Living things in an ecosystem
- Eats only meat
- Eats usually other consumers/carnivores
- eats both plants and animals
- Chain or system in which organisms are dependent on the previous one as a food source
- A large area occupied by certain plants and animals, dependent upon the climate
- A gas living organisms need to survive
19 Clues: An herbivore • Eats only meat • Highest level of consumers • eats both plants and animals • Living things in an ecosystem • Nonliving things in an ecosystem • Eats only plants and other vegetation • A gas living organisms need to survive • Eats usually other consumers/carnivores • Eats either herbivores or other plant sources • ...
FOOD REVISIONS 2021-04-27
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- makes you want to eat the food
- a dairy savory specialty. French people love it
- an Italian dish, with tomato sauce and mozzarella
- an adjective to describe vegetables and produce
- a person who cooks food at a restaurant
- a red root vegetable, often eaten in salads/soups
- a person who sells food in a food truck
- a long green and white winter vegetable
- a person coming from a different country
- crispy, like in peanut butter or granola
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- very good and tasty
- food with lots of spices or chili
- a meat inside a hotdog
- not hard, but smooth, and agreeable to eat
- a New York dessert specialty
- the list of dishes you can order
- a big "car" where you can sell food
- a dish from Indian origin, with lots of spices
18 Clues: very good and tasty • a meat inside a hotdog • a New York dessert specialty • makes you want to eat the food • the list of dishes you can order • food with lots of spices or chili • a big "car" where you can sell food • a person who cooks food at a restaurant • a person who sells food in a food truck • a long green and white winter vegetable • ...
Food Discussion 2016-11-28
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- Japanese raw fish.
- A thick, heavy, and rich sauce usually used in western cooking on meat dishes.
- Hawaiian buns with meat inside; Like a Hombow.
- Fried rice with luncheon meat.
- Lamb, sheep, or goat meat.
- Hawaiian version of raw fish marinated in a sauce (usually soy-sauce).
- Old lamb, sheep, or goat meat.
- A Hawaiian dish with rice, hamburger patties, eggs, and gravy.
- Japanese fish over rice.
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- A Hawaiian dish made of Macaroni, oil, mayonnaise, and sometimes tuna.
- A Native Hawaiian dish made from juicy pulled pork slowly cooked over a fire.
- Hawaiian to-go / take-away lunches that have rice, a meat dish like BBQ, macaroni salad, and is delicious.
- A Hawaiian appetizer resembling Sushi or Onigiri but uses luncheon meat.
- A stick used to stab through meats or vegetables and is grilled or barbecued.
- A Gerund for the verb, to mean something.
- To put something in water or another liquid for a long time.
- The opposite of thin.
- A Chinese white bread sometimes stuffed with meat or other ingredients inside.
18 Clues: Japanese raw fish. • The opposite of thin. • Japanese fish over rice. • Lamb, sheep, or goat meat. • Fried rice with luncheon meat. • Old lamb, sheep, or goat meat. • A Gerund for the verb, to mean something. • Hawaiian buns with meat inside; Like a Hombow. • To put something in water or another liquid for a long time. • ...
Food Chains 2019-05-07
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- the newest glgapagos island
- big, slow creatures on the Galapagos
- how some islands are formed
- an animal that only eats meat
- something that eats the previous thing in the food chain
- what we are looking at in science this week
- the seashorse shaped Galapagos island
- an animal that only eats plants
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- an animal that is eaten by other animals
- an animal that eats meat and plants
- a water and land reptile
- islands in the middle of the sea
- a bird with huge wings
- an animal that eats other animals
- something that makes its own food
- top of the food chain
- this kind of bird comes in all shapes and sizes!
- what the arrow means in a food chain
18 Clues: top of the food chain • a bird with huge wings • a water and land reptile • the newest glgapagos island • how some islands are formed • an animal that only eats meat • an animal that only eats plants • islands in the middle of the sea • an animal that eats other animals • something that makes its own food • an animal that eats meat and plants • big, slow creatures on the Galapagos • ...
Philadelphia Food 2019-08-13
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- Fishtown Vietnamese
- Queen Village seafood
- Cozy Fitler Sq Italian BYOB
- E Passyunk Filipino
- Fishtown butcher shop
- Italian served with an open kitchen and garden seating
- Center City Mediterranean joint set in a chic, compact space
- Fishtown restaurant serving Lebanese, ranked #1 in the city
- Michael Solomonov's Israeli restaurant
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- Charming coffee shop with basement sushi
- South Philly BBQ
- South Philly lamb tacos
- Neighborhood cafe in Queen Village serving comfort food
- Philly's premier vegan restaurant
- Spanish Tapas
- Nick Elmi cooks at this Passyunk French inspired BYOB
- Simply decorated Dutch-Scandinavian restaurant
- Broad St. Italian
18 Clues: Spanish Tapas • South Philly BBQ • Broad St. Italian • Fishtown Vietnamese • E Passyunk Filipino • Queen Village seafood • Fishtown butcher shop • South Philly lamb tacos • Cozy Fitler Sq Italian BYOB • Philly's premier vegan restaurant • Michael Solomonov's Israeli restaurant • Charming coffee shop with basement sushi • Simply decorated Dutch-Scandinavian restaurant • ...
Pet Food 2023-11-03
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- discarded organic materials produced from the raising of plants and animals
- any substance that a living creature's body breaks down to support life
- break down (food) in the digestive system into substances that can be absorbed and used by the body
- _____________ daily allowances
- group of compounds which are essential for normal growth and nutrition and are required in small quantities
- the way that ingredients are listed are based on decreasing __________
- must be offered fresh daily
- nutrients are present in the correct proportions to each other and to the dietary calories
- the process of providing or obtaining the food necessary for health and growth
- very overweight
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- means that the diet contains all the required nutrients
- person who studies or is an expert in nutrition
- biologically appropriate raw food
- the nutrient profile found on the back of the bag or can
- is an off-site process that uses heat to convert animal carcasses into safe, pathogen-free feed protein
- individual who started the first commercial dog food
- chicken, lamb, fish meal, and beef
- Association of American Feed Control Officials
18 Clues: very overweight • must be offered fresh daily • _____________ daily allowances • biologically appropriate raw food • chicken, lamb, fish meal, and beef • Association of American Feed Control Officials • person who studies or is an expert in nutrition • individual who started the first commercial dog food • means that the diet contains all the required nutrients • ...
Food textures 2023-12-13
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- Dense and weighty texture, opposite of light textures, often substantial and filling.
- Firm and brittle texture, often making a cracking or snapping sound when bitten.
- Dense and viscous, often referring to liquids or semi-liquids.
- Easily breaking into small fragments or crumbs when handled.
- Difficult to chew or cut due to its firmness and resistance.
- Even and consistent texture without any lumps or roughness.
- Texture coated or filled with oily or fatty substances.
- Having a high moisture content, often with a liquid-like consistency.
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- Smooth and soft texture reminiscent of velvet fabric.
- Requiring a lot of chewing due to its elasticity and resistance.
- Producing a loud noise when bitten due to its crispy and hard texture.
- Texture containing small, coarse particles, often felt on the teeth.
- Tending to adhere to surfaces, often due to high sugar or moisture content.
- Uneven texture characterized by small, irregular solid pieces or bumps.
- Smooth and rich texture, similar to cream or thick liquid.
- Easily yielding to pressure or bite, opposite of hard.
- Texture characterized by its airy, fluffy, or not dense quality.
- Firm and difficult to break or cut with the teeth.
18 Clues: Firm and difficult to break or cut with the teeth. • Smooth and soft texture reminiscent of velvet fabric. • Easily yielding to pressure or bite, opposite of hard. • Texture coated or filled with oily or fatty substances. • Smooth and rich texture, similar to cream or thick liquid. • Even and consistent texture without any lumps or roughness. • ...
Food vocab 2023-11-21
FOOD PERSERVATION 2024-10-21
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- A preservation method that involves lowering the temperature of food to below freezing point, which slows down enzymatic activity and inhibits the growth of bacteria.
- of Temperature: A preservation method that involves lowering the temperature of food to slow down microbial growth and enzymatic reactions, which can be achieved through cooling or freezing.
- Chloride: Commonly known as table salt, it is used in food preservation to inhibit microbial growth through the process of osmosis and dehydration.
- A substance added to food to prevent spoilage and extend its shelf life by inhibiting the growth of microorganisms or slowing chemical reactions.
- A process that eliminates all forms of microbial life, including bacteria, viruses, and spores, typically through heat, chemical agents, or radiation, to ensure food safety.
- Substances that prevent oxidation, thereby extending the shelf life of food by protecting against the degradation caused by oxygen exposure. Common antioxidants include vitamin C and vitamin E.
- The process of treating food to prevent spoilage, extend shelf life, and maintain its quality by inhibiting the growth of microorganisms and degrading factors.
- Preservative: Substances added to food to inhibit spoilage and extend shelf life by preventing the growth of bacteria, molds, and yeasts. Examples include sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate.
- A method of preserving food by sealing it in airtight containers (usually metal cans or glass jars) and heating it to destroy harmful microorganisms, extending the food's shelf life.
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- A heat treatment process that involves heating liquids to a specific temperature for a set period to kill or inactivate harmful microorganisms without significantly affecting taste or nutritional value.
- A preservation method that removes moisture from food, thereby inhibiting the growth of spoilage microorganisms. Commonly used for fruits, vegetables, and meats.
- The sensory perception of taste and aroma of food, influenced by its chemical composition and how it is preserved or processed.
- Acid: Also known as acetic acid, it is a colorless organic compound that gives vinegar its characteristic sour taste and is widely used as a food preservative.
- Value: A measure of the nutrients contained in a food item, including vitamins, minerals, proteins, fats, and carbohydrates, which contribute to overall health.
- A preservation method that involves sealing food or beverages in bottles to protect them from air and microbial contamination. Commonly used for juices, sauces, and other liquids.
- Compounds that donate protons (H⁺ ions) in a solution, often used in food preservation to lower pH and inhibit microbial growth. Common examples include citric acid and acetic acid (vinegar).
- A method of food preservation that involves applying heat to destroy or inactivate harmful microorganisms and enzymes, commonly used in canning and pasteurization.
- A preservation technique that exposes food to ionizing radiation to kill bacteria, parasites, and insects, and to extend shelf life.
18 Clues: The sensory perception of taste and aroma of food, influenced by its chemical composition and how it is preserved or processed. • A preservation technique that exposes food to ionizing radiation to kill bacteria, parasites, and insects, and to extend shelf life. • ...
Food Systems 2024-09-20
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- This is when the produce we grow is sold or shared with others. For example, our farm could sell fresh vegetables to people or give them to the school kitchen.
- Our plants need to be moved from our hydroponic farm to the school cafeteria. We make sure the food is moved safely, so it stays clean and fresh.
- The fruits or vegetables are ready to be picked and eaten!
- When harmful germs accidentally move from one thing to another, which can make people sick.
- How food looks, smells, and tastes.
- A natural material made from coconut shells that can be used instead of soil for growing plants without harming the environment
- Planting seeds in the ground to grow new plants.
- This means growing the fruits and vegetables. On our hydroponic farm, we use water and nutrients to help the plants grow, which is how we "produce" our food.
- A small, young plant that has grown from a seed.
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- This is when the produce is prepared or changed before we eat it. For example, washing, cutting, or cooking vegetables is part of processing.
- This means eating the fruits and vegetables we grow. When we enjoy a salad made with lettuce from our hydroponic farm, that’s consumption!
- fruits and vegetables that come from plants, like tomatoes, lettuce, and strawberries. In you school’s hydroponic farm, produce is grown without soil, using water and nutrients to help the plants grow.
- All the steps we take to grow food on our hydroponic farm, move it to where people can buy it, and finally eat it!
- Stands for "Good Agricultural Practices"
- A young plant that is grown in a small amount of soil in its own container.
- When someone gets sick from eating food that has germs or bad stuff in it. These germs can make your stomach hurt, give you a fever, or make you feel really tired. It's like getting a tummy ache because the food wasn’t clean or safe to eat.
- Keeping food clean and safe to eat by following rules that stop harmful germs or chemicals. from getting into it.
- food that looks good and tastes great has high quality.
18 Clues: How food looks, smells, and tastes. • Stands for "Good Agricultural Practices" • Planting seeds in the ground to grow new plants. • A small, young plant that has grown from a seed. • food that looks good and tastes great has high quality. • The fruits or vegetables are ready to be picked and eaten! • ...
Food Preservation 2025-01-29
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- Mrs. Keiller's
- One of the oldest fermented beverages known
- An organism that makes food go bad
- Method that utilizes air and, sometimes, heat
- a natural process through which organisms like bacteria and yeast convert sugars to gas, alcohol, &/or acids
- Method that may also uses pepper to keep pests away
- Type of cheese we made in class
- A product created using salt, warm air, meat, and cure
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- Pests kept away by pepper
- Name for a people that survivied by eating the pests that ruined their crops
- a sweet spread made with mashed fruit
- Term used for preparing meats for long term storage
- Was found in a vessel full of honey in ancient Egypt
- Method of food preservation in which food is processed a a glass vessel
- Food Preservative, aka "corns"
- Term describing a trip during which the couple drank a lot of mead
- Food _____ describes the distance food had to travel to get to you
- A method that quickly heats and cools food to prevent spoilage
18 Clues: Mrs. Keiller's • Pests kept away by pepper • Food Preservative, aka "corns" • Type of cheese we made in class • An organism that makes food go bad • a sweet spread made with mashed fruit • One of the oldest fermented beverages known • Method that utilizes air and, sometimes, heat • Term used for preparing meats for long term storage • ...
Food Security 2024-12-17
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- A drink it has lot of sugar in it.
- People from Britain drink more of it than people from Germany.
- A drink made of fruits.
- Usually we eat it with chips.
- A kind of fruit.
- It is part of an English breakfast.
- A drink many adults like for breakfast.
- you can eat it with tomato sauce.
- you can put it on your sandwich.
- Many people eat it in Italian Restaurants.
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- you have it with cornflakes.
- A burger with cheese.
- An apple or a banana for example.
- people from Britain like to eat them with fish.
- A brown and sweet Desert.
- you can put it in your tea.
- A yellow fruit.
- You need a recipe to make it.
- A red vegetable.
19 Clues: A yellow fruit. • A kind of fruit. • A red vegetable. • A burger with cheese. • A drink made of fruits. • A brown and sweet Desert. • you can put it in your tea. • you have it with cornflakes. • Usually we eat it with chips. • You need a recipe to make it. • you can put it on your sandwich. • An apple or a banana for example. • you can eat it with tomato sauce. • ...
Food security 2024-12-17
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- A drink it has lot of sugar in it.
- People from Britain drink more of it than people from Germany.
- A drink made of fruits.
- Usually we eat it with chips.
- A kind of fruit.
- It is part of an English breakfast.
- A drink many adults like for breakfast.
- you can eat it with tomato sauce.
- you can put it on your sandwich.
- Many people eat it in Italian Restaurants.
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- you have it with cornflakes.
- A burger with cheese.
- An apple or a banana for example.
- people from Britain like to eat them with fish.
- A brown and sweet Desert.
- you can put it in your tea.
- A yellow fruit.
- You need a recipe to make it.
- A red vegetable.
19 Clues: A yellow fruit. • A kind of fruit. • A red vegetable. • A burger with cheese. • A drink made of fruits. • A brown and sweet Desert. • you can put it in your tea. • you have it with cornflakes. • Usually we eat it with chips. • You need a recipe to make it. • you can put it on your sandwich. • An apple or a banana for example. • you can eat it with tomato sauce. • ...
food\drink 2025-09-29
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- licken kinda like kfc but chepper
- best chicken
- ate it on camp
- a place you will make frinds that you wont see again
- licken hs the best spichy chicken
- burger
- sunday lunch
- know for there grlid meat
- spicy source and is very popular in australia
- know as king of burger
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- brekfeast place
- and bread you eat it every day
- king
- mamas best burgers ever
- we call eli a .....
- sushi outside n1
- kids childhood
- asia sushie place in n1
- for there long burgers
19 Clues: king • burger • best chicken • sunday lunch • ate it on camp • kids childhood • brekfeast place • sushi outside n1 • we call eli a ..... • for there long burgers • know as king of burger • mamas best burgers ever • asia sushie place in n1 • know for there grlid meat • and bread you eat it every day • licken kinda like kfc but chepper • licken hs the best spichy chicken • ...
Food vocabulary 2025-09-08
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- Cooked in an oven without added liquid
- Cold dish with mixed vegetables or fruit
- Cooked in an oven, often with meat
- Animal protein, such as beef, pork, or lamb
- Steak cooked quickly, very red inside
- Cooked over an open flame or on a hot plate
- Cooked in a pan with oil
- Hot drink made from beans
- Steak cooked longer, slightly pink
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- Meat that is easy to chew
- Made of dough, often used in pies
- Cooked in hot water
- Preserved with smoke
- Still or fizzy drink
- Used to fry food
- Boneless cut of fish or meat
- Recently picked, not frozen
- Soft dairy product, often spread on bread
18 Clues: Used to fry food • Cooked in hot water • Preserved with smoke • Still or fizzy drink • Cooked in a pan with oil • Meat that is easy to chew • Hot drink made from beans • Recently picked, not frozen • Boneless cut of fish or meat • Made of dough, often used in pies • Cooked in an oven, often with meat • Steak cooked longer, slightly pink • Steak cooked quickly, very red inside • ...
Food Saftey 2016-10-04
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- Never have anything on a even when your using the oven
- Keep free of clutter
- Use proper techniques
- as you go
- never have hands while unplugging or plugging in appliances
- Carefully remove can lids with paper-towel to avoid your fingers
- Do not cords in or around kitchen sink
- when using a cut away from your self
- Clean up any immediately
- Carefully bandage a to protect the skin
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- extinguisher keeps nearby
- or ladders use to reach high shelves
- When cooking food us a to ensure proper cooking heat
- Sharper the knife the knife
- zone Never keep food in the for more than 2 hours
- Do not leave the unattended
- when using a greater keep your and knuckles at a safe distance to avoid scraping them
- run walk in the kitchen
18 Clues: as you go • Keep free of clutter • Use proper techniques • run walk in the kitchen • Clean up any immediately • extinguisher keeps nearby • Sharper the knife the knife • Do not leave the unattended • or ladders use to reach high shelves • when using a cut away from your self • Do not cords in or around kitchen sink • Carefully bandage a to protect the skin • ...
FOOD WEBS 2016-09-26
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- web A way to organize feeding relationships
- An organism that eats other organisms
- Organisms, which go through photosynthesis
- Where biotic and abiotic factors interact
- An organism that gets its energy from producers
- An organism that gets it energy from primary consumers and producers
- A group of individuals all in the same area
- Living organisms
- An organism that gets its energy from the remains of decomposing organism
- An organism eats others
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- A group of different populations all interacting
- A way to organize one single feeding relationships
- An organism that eats only plants
- An organism that gets it energy from secondary consumers, primary consumers and producers
- An organism that gets eaten
- An organism that eats only meat
- An organism that eats plants and animals
- Non-living factors
18 Clues: Living organisms • Non-living factors • An organism eats others • An organism that gets eaten • An organism that eats only meat • An organism that eats only plants • An organism that eats other organisms • An organism that eats plants and animals • Where biotic and abiotic factors interact • Organisms, which go through photosynthesis • ...
Fresh Food 2016-01-20
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- A long green vegetable.
- A green vegetable used in salads.
- A small purple fruit (can also be green).
- Taiwanese people eat this, it smells very bad!
- We eat this, it comes from animals.
- A spicy red vegetable.
- This fruit's name is also a color.
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- A little can be healthy, but don't eat too much!
- A long, orange vegetable. It grows in the earth.
- Drink this everyday!
- A yellow fruit.
- Food that you can drink.
- A big green fruit.
- A brown vegetable that grows in the earth.
- It's a vegetable that looks like a tree.
- A big orange fruit (and a cute dog).
- A vegetable. When you cut it, you will cry!
- We get these from chickens.
18 Clues: A yellow fruit. • A big green fruit. • Drink this everyday! • A spicy red vegetable. • A long green vegetable. • Food that you can drink. • We get these from chickens. • A green vegetable used in salads. • This fruit's name is also a color. • We eat this, it comes from animals. • A big orange fruit (and a cute dog). • It's a vegetable that looks like a tree. • ...
Food Discussion 2016-11-28
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- Hawaiian buns with meat inside; Like a Hombow.
- A Hawaiian dish with rice, hamburger patties, eggs, and gravy.
- Fried rice with luncheon meat.
- Old sheep, or goat meat.
- A stick used to stab through meats or vegetables and is grilled or barbecued.
- Meat from a young sheep.
- Hawaiian to-go / take-away lunches that have rice, a meat dish like BBQ, macaroni salad, and is delicious.
- The opposite of thin.
- A Gerund for the verb, to mean something.
- Japanese fish over rice.
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- A Chinese white bread sometimes stuffed with meat or other ingredients inside.
- A Hawaiian dish made of Macaroni, oil, mayonnaise, and sometimes tuna.
- A Native Hawaiian dish made from juicy pulled pork slowly cooked over a fire.
- Hawaiian version of raw fish marinated in a sauce (usually soy-sauce).
- A Hawaiian appetizer resembling Sushi or Onigiri but uses luncheon meat.
- A thick, heavy, and rich sauce usually used in western cooking on meat dishes.
- Japanese raw fish.
- To put something in water or another liquid for a long time.
18 Clues: Japanese raw fish. • The opposite of thin. • Old sheep, or goat meat. • Meat from a young sheep. • Japanese fish over rice. • Fried rice with luncheon meat. • A Gerund for the verb, to mean something. • Hawaiian buns with meat inside; Like a Hombow. • To put something in water or another liquid for a long time. • A Hawaiian dish with rice, hamburger patties, eggs, and gravy. • ...
FOOD CONTAMINATION 2017-11-28
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- the name given to small fungi that grows on bread
- gives peeled green banana it's dark colour
- harmful micro organisms that produce a toxin inside the intestinal tract
- contamination of raw foods
- cannot be seen with the naked eye
- eating foods that contain living disease causing microorganism
- ........ may result in an unpleasant odour,flavour and colour
- bacteria that survive without air
- is a prevention system that ensures food safety
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- they multiply by a process called 'budding'
- hazards commonly associated with raw foods.
- eating food that contains a harmful/toxin produced by bacteria
- presence of substances in food that can be harmful to humans
- in order for ..... to grow they need food,moisture and warmth
- toxic substances that may occur naturally or added during food processing.
- hazards that contain foreign objects that can cause illness or injury.
- bacteria that need air for its survival
- the transfer of any contaminate during the preparation and service of food.
18 Clues: contamination of raw foods • cannot be seen with the naked eye • bacteria that survive without air • bacteria that need air for its survival • gives peeled green banana it's dark colour • they multiply by a process called 'budding' • hazards commonly associated with raw foods. • is a prevention system that ensures food safety • ...
Italian Food 2018-05-02
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- The 'slow food; movement originated in Italy and is spreading around the world to encourage people to enjoy and ... their food
- 'Quills' or 'feathers' pasta
- Thick ribbon like pasta
- Square or round pillows of pasta with a filling
- 'bowties' pasta
- ... is uncommon
- Pasta sauces are served to complement the pasta and traditionally contain little ...
- A term used to describe the desired texture of cooked pasta, which should have slight resistance to the bite
- Some commonly used ... are basil, oregano, rosemary, sage and thyme
- Dessert is usually ...
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- After pasta, ... is Italy's most important category of food
- A plate of salami, ham, sardines, olives, stuffed tomatoes
- Ring shaped pasta stuffed with meat, cheese or vegetables
- Using food and wine that is grown and produced ... guarantees the freshness and quality of ingredients
- ... is the staple food of Italy
- Traditionally the main meal is eaten in the ... of the day
- A favourite type of ice-cream
- .... food is not an accepted custom in Italy and food is almost never eaten on the go
18 Clues: 'bowties' pasta • ... is uncommon • Dessert is usually ... • Thick ribbon like pasta • 'Quills' or 'feathers' pasta • A favourite type of ice-cream • ... is the staple food of Italy • Square or round pillows of pasta with a filling • Ring shaped pasta stuffed with meat, cheese or vegetables • A plate of salami, ham, sardines, olives, stuffed tomatoes • ...
Food Groups 2013-09-17
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- All the things you eat.
- Fatty foods are high in _.
- This group includes oils, butter and avocados.
- These include fats, proteins, vitamins, minerals and fibre.
- from animals contain large amounts of this substance.
- The recommended number of glasses of water to drink per day.
- The nutrient in legumes and meat, necessary for growth and repair of tissues.
- This group contains channa, dhal and peanuts.
- It is important for this group of people to eat adequate quantities of legumes.
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- Necessary for keeping hydrated and flushing toxins out of the body.
- The nutrient necessary for a healthy digestive system.
- This group are a good source of fibre and vitamins.
- Important mineral found in meat and fish.
- _ and celery are good snacks to provide us with fibre, vitamins and minerals.
- Consumption of this food group depends on the level of activity and age of the person.
- An alternative to method of consuming fruits to get vitamins.
- How green leafy, yellow and other vegetables should be eaten.
- The number of food groups.
18 Clues: All the things you eat. • Fatty foods are high in _. • The number of food groups. • Important mineral found in meat and fish. • This group contains channa, dhal and peanuts. • This group includes oils, butter and avocados. • This group are a good source of fibre and vitamins. • from animals contain large amounts of this substance. • ...
FOOD SAFETY 2014-03-31
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- To leak out
- A measure of the strength of acid
- The process to chemically clean
- Micro-organisms that may cause food poisoning
- Smell
- Food deterioration
- Between 4 and 60 degrees Celcius
- Mixed together
- A mark or impurity that spoils the look of a product
- Solids left behind after cooking
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- Our classroom mantra
- When food is infected
- Breaking down
- Very small organism
- Easily goes off
- Not poisonous
- Able to be eaten
- Chemical substance produced from living cells
18 Clues: Smell • To leak out • Breaking down • Not poisonous • Mixed together • Easily goes off • Able to be eaten • Food deterioration • Very small organism • Our classroom mantra • When food is infected • The process to chemically clean • Between 4 and 60 degrees Celcius • Solids left behind after cooking • A measure of the strength of acid • Micro-organisms that may cause food poisoning • ...
FOOD SAFETY 2014-03-31
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- Between 4 and 60 degrees Celcius
- When food is infected
- Not poisonous
- Solids left behind after cooking
- The process to chemically clean
- Able to be eaten
- Chemical substance produced from living cells
- Very small organism
- Food deterioration
- Easily goes off
- To leak out
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- Breaking down
- Smell
- Mixed together
- Our classroom mantra
- A mark or impurity that spoils the look of a product
- A measure of the strength of acid
- Micro-organisms that may cause food poisoning
18 Clues: Smell • To leak out • Breaking down • Not poisonous • Mixed together • Easily goes off • Able to be eaten • Food deterioration • Very small organism • Our classroom mantra • When food is infected • The process to chemically clean • Between 4 and 60 degrees Celcius • Solids left behind after cooking • A measure of the strength of acid • Chemical substance produced from living cells • ...
Food Terms 2014-09-29
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- To cook in an oven with dry,hot air
- To lightly sprinkle the surface of a food with crumbs, flour, or sugar
- To cut food into very fine, uneven pieces
- To remove liquid from solid food
- To cook food in liquid that is just below the boiling point
- To leave an opening in the covering of a food through which steam can escape
- To rub fat on the surface of a food or a cooking utensil
- To sprinkle or coat a food with flour
- To change food from a solid to a liquid by applying heat
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- To cut food into small, equal size
- To beat solid fat and sugar with a wooden spoon
- To cook food in a pan using vapor produced by a boiling liquid
- To lower a food's temperature to freezing
- To turn on an appliance or over to a desired temperature
- To cut into small, uneven pieces
- To broil over hot coals or on a griddle
- To cook food in a small amount of hot fat
- To combine two or more ingredients
18 Clues: To remove liquid from solid food • To cut into small, uneven pieces • To cut food into small, equal size • To combine two or more ingredients • To cook in an oven with dry,hot air • To sprinkle or coat a food with flour • To broil over hot coals or on a griddle • To cut food into very fine, uneven pieces • To lower a food's temperature to freezing • ...
Food crossword 2021-02-15
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- Daddy made one a few days ago (made in Italy)
- one of Susanna's favourite vegetables
- we got them on valentines day
- one of the most famous foods made in Italy
- we ate it a few days ago
- people eat it in a restaurant and it has a very hard shell
- we ate some on Thursday
- Susana's favourite Chinese food
- made by pigs...
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- they were originated in Rome
- usually eaten with chips
- dogs can eat it
- we were meant to make one on valentines day :(
- people eat it at breakfast
- originated in Germany
- made ages ago...AGES
- Mummy makes very good ones
- you can boil them
18 Clues: dogs can eat it • made by pigs... • you can boil them • made ages ago...AGES • originated in Germany • we ate some on Thursday • usually eaten with chips • we ate it a few days ago • people eat it at breakfast • Mummy makes very good ones • they were originated in Rome • we got them on valentines day • Susana's favourite Chinese food • one of Susanna's favourite vegetables • ...
Food crossword 2021-02-15
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- Daddy made one a few days ago (made in Italy)
- one of Susanna's favourite vegetables
- we got them on valentines day
- one of the most famous foods made in Italy
- we ate it a few days ago
- people eat it in a restaurant and it has a very hard shell
- we ate some on Thursday
- Susana's favourite Chinese food
- made by pigs...
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- they were originated in Rome
- usually eaten with chips
- dogs can eat it
- we were meant to make one on valentines day :(
- people eat it at breakfast
- originated in Germany
- made ages ago...AGES
- Mummy makes very good ones
- you can boil them
18 Clues: dogs can eat it • made by pigs... • you can boil them • made ages ago...AGES • originated in Germany • we ate some on Thursday • usually eaten with chips • we ate it a few days ago • people eat it at breakfast • Mummy makes very good ones • they were originated in Rome • we got them on valentines day • Susana's favourite Chinese food • one of Susanna's favourite vegetables • ...
Food word 2021-11-19
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- salty, briny, saline.
- pungent but in the fetid, smelly, foul, stale, rancid, definitely bad way; offensive to the smell or taste and not fresh.
- acrid, tart, sour, harsh, acidic, vinegary, acerbic. The opposite of sweet, honeyed, mild, gentle, warm.
- what has been made sweeter, or softer, in taste, edulcorated, sweetened.
- is the trace, hint, smack, relish, savor food leaves behind.
- and we are talking juicy, moist food; delicious and delectable food; scrumptious or succulent food super tasty, toothsome, more than palatable, surely mouthwatering food. Dry, disgusting or nauseating? noway!
- to the flavor or strong odor of game, especially game that is starting to spoil. It would be
- indicates edible, pleasant, tasty, just OK, appetizing, toothsome, I would not say delicious. Palatable food is acceptable to the palate, something in between mouthwatering and foul. It is NOT inedible, tasteless,or disgusting either.
- the same as the previous word, salty, brackish, saline.
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- for ambrosial, delicious or sweet; something that reminds you of nectar, the drink of the god –in Greek mythology, therefore it would seem more to the point using it for liquids than for solid food.any sweet, stimulating drink could be nectar to your lips.
- something cutting, biting, acid, acidic, sharp, astringent, stinging, scathing, excoriating. To say the
- is biting, harsh, sharp, cutting, acerbic, severe, rough, acrid, mordant, caustic. It is not mild, soft,
- divine, wonderful, blissful, delightful, lovely, fantastic, glorious, sublime; opposed to horrible and dreadful.
- taste, hot, tangy, agreeably biting or sharp; never bland or insipid.
- and rancid, certainly not fresh. It is a word more often applied to other areas than to food.
- is succulent, luscious, thirst quenching, moist, ripe, usually flavorful, many times fascinating. Dry and bland don’t apply.
- spicy, tasty or zesty are very similar words. Also to be considered having a pleasant
- you would call it mild, sweet, or smooth.
18 Clues: salty, briny, saline. • you would call it mild, sweet, or smooth. • the same as the previous word, salty, brackish, saline. • is the trace, hint, smack, relish, savor food leaves behind. • taste, hot, tangy, agreeably biting or sharp; never bland or insipid. • what has been made sweeter, or softer, in taste, edulcorated, sweetened. • ...
Spanish food 2022-03-18
18 Clues: sal • ajo • maiz • coco • yuca • azucar • chiles • harina • cebolla • pescado • guayaba • pimienta • mariscos • frijoles • aguacate • oil-el aceite • delicious-riquisimo\a • plantain-el platano verde
Describing food 2022-05-06
18 Clues: maltas • saldus • riebus • liesas • kartus • traškus • išviręs • supuvęs • rūgštus • prinokęs • gazuotas • nevirtas • putojantis • sužiedėjęs • neprinokęs • namų gamybos • konservuotas • neputojantis, negazuotas
Food Web 2022-09-05
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- an interconnected set of food chains
- an organism that decomposes or breaks down dead organic material
- the flow of energy through living things within an ecosystem
- an organism that uses sunlight to make its own food for energy
- an organism that gets energy from eating plants or animals
- a single, self-contained, living thing
- they are consumers
- an organism that gets energy by eating only plants
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- the process where plants use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to produce sugar and release oxygen
- all living and nonliving things and all their interactions in an area
- an animal that is hunted as food
- an organism that hunts and feeds on other organims
- the material that people and animals eat to get energy
- they are producers
- main source of energy in a food chain or food web
- shows the flow of energy within an ecosystem
- an organism that gets energy by eating only other animals
- an organism that gets energy by eating both plants and other animals
18 Clues: they are producers • they are consumers • an animal that is hunted as food • an interconnected set of food chains • a single, self-contained, living thing • shows the flow of energy within an ecosystem • main source of energy in a food chain or food web • an organism that hunts and feeds on other organims • an organism that gets energy by eating only plants • ...
Food & Nutrition 2021-12-20
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- 4 C's: Wash hands, surfaces, utensils
- Help fuel brain, kidneys, heart
- nutrients that do not provide energy
- One tablespoon is ____ teaspoons
- a stick of butter is ____ a cup
- part of recipe that tells you measurements
- nutrients that provide energy
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- 4 C's: Store food in appropriate temperatures
- 4C's: Heat thoroughly to kill bacteria
- Assists in cell structure, essential nutrient
- ____ zone falls between 40 and 140
- You should have 1-3 cups of ___ a day
- Part of recipe that tells you how many it serves
- Raw meat should be stored at ____ of the fridge
- one gallon is ____ cups
- 4 C's: Prevent cross contamination
- how many parts of a recipe
- Part of recipe that tells you the steps
18 Clues: one gallon is ____ cups • how many parts of a recipe • nutrients that provide energy • Help fuel brain, kidneys, heart • a stick of butter is ____ a cup • One tablespoon is ____ teaspoons • ____ zone falls between 40 and 140 • 4 C's: Prevent cross contamination • nutrients that do not provide energy • 4 C's: Wash hands, surfaces, utensils • You should have 1-3 cups of ___ a day • ...
Food vocabulary 2022-11-01
18 Clues: cizí • vařit • koláč • drahý • tuňák • levný • divoký • recept • zdravé • chutný • číšník • přísady • čerstvý • zelenina • nechutný • tradiční • neobvyklý • vegetarián
Food crossword 2021-07-06
Food 2 2023-11-20
Food Crossword 2023-09-18
EN6 Food 2024-01-30
18 Clues: OST • LÖK • KORV • BRÖD • SMÖR • MAJS • GURKA • FLÄSK • VITLÖK • SKINKA • CHOKLAD • NÖTKÖTT • KYCKLING • ROSTBRÖD • KAKA(AmE) • KAKA(BrE) • POMMES FRITES(AmE) • POMMES FRITES(BrE)
FOOD ETHICS 2024-02-21
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- sustainable red meat
- unintentional catch
- adequate price and working conditions
- floating fish cages
- no animal products
- most eating protein worldwide
- fair treatment of animals
- captive animals
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- fishing method
- faming sealife
- free from discomfort
- leading cause of reduction in sealife
- sustainable filter feeder
- non sustainable fish variety
- a set of moral principles
- pig prison
- animals can roam
- export exported live overseas
18 Clues: pig prison • fishing method • faming sealife • captive animals • animals can roam • no animal products • unintentional catch • floating fish cages • sustainable red meat • free from discomfort • sustainable filter feeder • a set of moral principles • fair treatment of animals • non sustainable fish variety • export exported live overseas • most eating protein worldwide • ...
Healthy Food 2020-06-12
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- You will need me for sandwiches.
- I am not beef or pork, but ___.
- I am red and crispy.
- You will need me for tacos.
- Am I a fruit or vegetable?
- I am a citrus fruit and a famous juice!
- You can steam or fry me before serving.
- I am sour, sweet, and made from dairy.
- I am made from dairy
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- I can be cooked in many different ways.
- I help your bones grow stronger with calcium!
- I am yellow and you can peel me!
- I am a protein that can be found in the ocean.
- I am found in most salads.
- I keep you hydrated.
- I help you have better vision.
- I am good in muffins and pancakes!
- You can eat me for breakfast.
18 Clues: I am red and crispy. • I keep you hydrated. • I am made from dairy • I am found in most salads. • Am I a fruit or vegetable? • You will need me for tacos. • You can eat me for breakfast. • I help you have better vision. • I am not beef or pork, but ___. • You will need me for sandwiches. • I am yellow and you can peel me! • I am good in muffins and pancakes! • ...
Food+People 2019-12-10
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- The time when you are a child.
- More than one woman.
- A sister or brother.
- More than one person.
- A girl or woman who has the same parents as you.
- A long green vegetable.
- A person who has finished to grow and is not a child now.
- An alcoholic drink made from the juice of grapes.
- An oval object produced by a chicken, that you eat as food.
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- A boy or man who has the same parents as you.
- Two children who were born at one time from one mother.
- More than one child.
- A soft, round, red vegetable.
- A man, a human.
- A round vegetable with a brown, yellow, or red skin that grows in the ground.
- A young person.
- Food made from milk, usually white or yellow.
- A drink made from fruits or vegetables.
18 Clues: A man, a human. • A young person. • More than one child. • More than one woman. • A sister or brother. • More than one person. • A long green vegetable. • A soft, round, red vegetable. • The time when you are a child. • A drink made from fruits or vegetables. • A boy or man who has the same parents as you. • Food made from milk, usually white or yellow. • ...
Food Security 2020-10-08
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- rare or very little
- when you do not have sufficient access to something you are at a...
- diving searching through bins or rubbish for food
- to carelessly dispose results in
- another word for farming
- the start of all wars
- the opposite of being secure
- to be let down or demeaned is called
- farming to work land and farms too hard is over...
- an adverse state of living or lack of money is to be in...
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- to be easily reached or acquired
- change something that is killing the planet
- deserts a place lacking access to fresh food and water
- deflation when money has no value
- faming farming in the city
- loss food that is not eaten creates a lack or...
- to feel safe
- the amount of people living or in an area
- an abbreviation for a term. Hint- Genetically...
- shortages the opposite of water shortages
20 Clues: to feel safe • rare or very little • the start of all wars • another word for farming • faming farming in the city • the opposite of being secure • to be easily reached or acquired • to carelessly dispose results in • deflation when money has no value • to be let down or demeaned is called • the amount of people living or in an area • change something that is killing the planet • ...
Food expressions 2023-03-06
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- Something that is desired all the more because it's not allowed: forbidden ...
- Being very similar to each other: like two ... in a pod
- Being very calm: as cool as a ...
- Nothing is achieved by empty words or flattery: Fine words butter no ...
- An ... a day keeps the doctor away.
- A person that seems sweet, but is actually rather nasty: ... wouldn't melt in his/her mouth.
- Taking away an item's most attractive qualities: Take the gilt off the ...
- Don't offer advice to someone who has more experience than you: don't try to teach your grandmother how to suck ...
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- Acting in a mean way after a disappointment: Sour ...
- Something good that's very unlikely to happen: ... in the sky.
- Very enthusiastic: as keen as ...
- The real value of something must be judged based on experience with it: The proof of the pudding is in the eating.
- Something that's very easy: a piece of ...
- Extremely dry: as dry as (a) ...
- Time seems to go slower when you're waiting for something: A watched ... never boils.
- Not at any cost: Not for all the ... in China.
- A good and trustworthy person: a good ...
- Revenge is the best when unexpected or long feared: Revenge is a ... best served cold.
18 Clues: Extremely dry: as dry as (a) ... • Very enthusiastic: as keen as ... • Being very calm: as cool as a ... • An ... a day keeps the doctor away. • A good and trustworthy person: a good ... • Something that's very easy: a piece of ... • Not at any cost: Not for all the ... in China. • Acting in a mean way after a disappointment: Sour ... • ...
Beach Food 2023-07-08
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- Juicy beach fruit
- Outdoor meal
- ICE Refreshing frozen treat
- Tropical fruit delight
- Refreshing beach greens
- Fruity blended drink
- Portable food
- Edible creatures from the sea
- Refreshing beach snack
- CAKES Delicate seafood patties
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- Grilling food
- CREAM Cool beach dessert
- Beachside mixed drinks
- DRINKS Icy beach beverages
- Japanese seafood specialty
- TACOS Tasty beachside treats
- ROLL Coastal sandwich delight
- RIBS Flavorful grilled ribs
18 Clues: Outdoor meal • Grilling food • Portable food • Juicy beach fruit • Fruity blended drink • Beachside mixed drinks • Tropical fruit delight • Refreshing beach snack • Refreshing beach greens • CREAM Cool beach dessert • Japanese seafood specialty • DRINKS Icy beach beverages • ICE Refreshing frozen treat • RIBS Flavorful grilled ribs • TACOS Tasty beachside treats • ...
Food science 2022-12-13
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- bacteria,viruses,parasites
- Taste,Smell,sight,touch,sound
- decorative arrangement
- commodities offered for sale
- distinctive quality that comes from a food’s unique blend
- Cryptosporidium and Cyclospora in water and produce
- means living
- related to the sense of smell
- 145 Fahrenheit
- a toxic substance that is produced naturally,is added intentionally or unintentionally
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- how a food feels in the mouth
- set of methods and procedures for preparing, cooking and presenting food.
- making something impure or unsuitable by contact with something unclean
- sanitizers,pesticides,antibiotics
- bone,rocks,metal
- make sure the fruits or vegetables are split up
- Hepatitis in water
- tender or dry
- Substance that are easily changed into vapor
- preconceived notions
20 Clues: means living • tender or dry • 145 Fahrenheit • bone,rocks,metal • Hepatitis in water • preconceived notions • decorative arrangement • bacteria,viruses,parasites • commodities offered for sale • how a food feels in the mouth • Taste,Smell,sight,touch,sound • related to the sense of smell • sanitizers,pesticides,antibiotics • Substance that are easily changed into vapor • ...
Food Security 2024-12-17
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- A drink it has lot of sugar in it.
- People from Britain drink more of it than people from Germany.
- A drink made of fruits.
- Usually we eat it with chips.
- A kind of fruit.
- It is part of an English breakfast.
- A drink many adults like for breakfast.
- you can eat it with tomato sauce.
- you can put it on your sandwich.
- Many people eat it in Italian Restaurants.
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- you have it with cornflakes.
- A burger with cheese.
- An apple or a banana for example.
- people from Britain like to eat them with fish.
- A brown and sweet Desert.
- you can put it in your tea.
- A yellow fruit.
- You need a recipe to make it.
- A red vegetable.
19 Clues: A yellow fruit. • A kind of fruit. • A red vegetable. • A burger with cheese. • A drink made of fruits. • A brown and sweet Desert. • you can put it in your tea. • you have it with cornflakes. • Usually we eat it with chips. • You need a recipe to make it. • you can put it on your sandwich. • An apple or a banana for example. • you can eat it with tomato sauce. • ...
Fav Food 2025-07-10
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- tasting like sugar or candy
- just made or picked
- to like something
- a tropical fruit with orange flesh
- food not heavy on the stomach
- tasting like salt
- an emotion or mood
- quiet and nervous with others
- meat in a bun
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- something you remember
- a hot liquid meal
- not difficult (s)
- warm and comfortable
- different in a good way
- strong and sometimes unpleasant taste
- hot and full of strong flavor
- sharp taste like lemon
- a long yellow fruit
18 Clues: meat in a bun • a hot liquid meal • not difficult (s) • to like something • tasting like salt • an emotion or mood • just made or picked • a long yellow fruit • warm and comfortable • something you remember • sharp taste like lemon • different in a good way • tasting like sugar or candy • food not heavy on the stomach • hot and full of strong flavor • quiet and nervous with others • ...
Food Preservation 2024-10-17
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- A method of preserving food by sealing it in airtight containers and heating it to destroy spoilage organisms.
- The combination of taste and aroma that gives food its distinctive qualities and can be affected by preservation methods.
- Substances that prevent oxidation in food, which can lead to spoilage and loss of nutritional value; they help preserve color and flavor.
- of Temperature Lowering the temperature of food to slow down microbial growth and chemical reactions that lead to spoilage.
- The process of heating food to a specific temperature for a set period to kill harmful pathogens while preserving the food's quality.
- Preservative Substances added to food to prevent spoilage and extend shelf life, often by inhibiting microbial growth or chemical reactions.
- Chloride Commonly known as salt, it is used in food preservation to inhibit microbial growth and enhance flavor.
- A substance added to food to prevent spoilage and extend its shelf life by inhibiting microbial growth or chemical changes.
- A method that involves killing or removing all forms of microbial life, including bacteria, viruses, and spores, usually through high heat or chemicals.
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- Acid Also known as acetic acid, it is the main component of vinegar and is used as a preservative and flavoring agent.
- The removal of moisture from food to inhibit the growth of microorganisms and enzymes, which can lead to spoilage.
- The process of treating and handling food to stop or slow down spoilage, thereby extending its shelf life and ensuring safety for consumption.
- Compounds that can lower the pH of food, creating an environment less favorable for microbial growth; commonly used in preservation.
- Similar to canning, this involves sealing food in bottles, often with the addition of heat to preserve the contents.
- A preservation technique that uses ionizing radiation to kill microorganisms and extend the shelf life of food.
- Value The content of essential nutrients in food, including vitamins, minerals, proteins, fats, and carbohydrates that contribute to health.
- The process of lowering the temperature of food to below its freezing point, which slows down enzyme activity and microbial growth.
- The application of heat to food to kill pathogens, deactivate enzymes, and improve safety and shelf life.
18 Clues: The application of heat to food to kill pathogens, deactivate enzymes, and improve safety and shelf life. • A method of preserving food by sealing it in airtight containers and heating it to destroy spoilage organisms. • A preservation technique that uses ionizing radiation to kill microorganisms and extend the shelf life of food. • ...
Food Utencils 2024-12-09
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- Bowls can be a standing or just a plain bowl.
- can stick into food and check to temperature
- can be used to “Scrape down” a bowl
- Pan can be used to cook eggs and other buttery foods
- Foil used to wrap food but not plastic wrap
- a V shaped utencial
- used to mix together ingredients
- Opener can open a can of oranges
- Iron Skillet large heavy black pan
- Mitts used to take hot things out of the oven
- how to mix a smoothie
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- used to shred apart food
- Masher used to make mashed potatoes
- Spoons 1 Tbsp, ½ Tsp ¼ Tsp
- Cups 1 cup, ⅓ cup ½ cup
- Pan small shaped slots in a pan used to cook food around
- used to separate water from spaghetti
- Board 3 types: wood, glass, and plastic
- Spoon used to scoop spaghetti
19 Clues: a V shaped utencial • how to mix a smoothie • Cups 1 cup, ⅓ cup ½ cup • used to shred apart food • Spoons 1 Tbsp, ½ Tsp ¼ Tsp • Spoon used to scoop spaghetti • used to mix together ingredients • Opener can open a can of oranges • Iron Skillet large heavy black pan • Masher used to make mashed potatoes • can be used to “Scrape down” a bowl • used to separate water from spaghetti • ...
Food Quiz 2025-10-14
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- Italian staple made from dough
- a common poultry that's grilled, roasted
- small legumes used in soups
- similar to shrimp
- crunchy snacks like almonds
- sour yellow fruit
- grain used in to make sushi
- dairy product that can melt if it is heated
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- a mineral seasoning
- dried grapes
- These colorful veggies can be sweet or spicy
- crispy potato snacks
- a protein that swims
- tender meat from young sheep
- food that can be scrambled, boiled or fried
- a tear-inducing vegetable
- a fruit that you can peel or juice
- liquid squeezed from fruits
18 Clues: dried grapes • similar to shrimp • sour yellow fruit • a mineral seasoning • crispy potato snacks • a protein that swims • a tear-inducing vegetable • small legumes used in soups • crunchy snacks like almonds • liquid squeezed from fruits • grain used in to make sushi • tender meat from young sheep • Italian staple made from dough • a fruit that you can peel or juice • ...
Food Security 2020-10-08
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- security - the state of having reliable access to affordable, nutritious food.
- – full of nutrients
- – manufacture from raw materials
- – short supply of
- – shower from the clouds
- – person who manages a farm
- – relating to health and cleanliness
- – access to something
- insecurity – the state of not having reliable access to affordable, nutritious food.
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- – relating to the government
- – state of insufficient financial wealth
- – nutritious substance that animals and humans eat
- – inhabitants of a particular place
- change – a change in global or regional climate patterns
- - the management of financial matters for a community, business or family.
- – relating to a built-up area
- fuels – a natural fuel such as gas
- - a fuel derived immediately from living matter.
- – plants grown commercially
- – insufficient amount of something
20 Clues: – short supply of • – full of nutrients • – access to something • – shower from the clouds • – person who manages a farm • – plants grown commercially • – relating to the government • – relating to a built-up area • – manufacture from raw materials • fuels – a natural fuel such as gas • – insufficient amount of something • – inhabitants of a particular place • ...
FOOD CROSSWORD 2020-10-08
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- to cook in water.
- a meal that is eaten in the middle of the day.
- the clear liquid that has no color, taste or smell and it’s essencial to our lives.
- list of items you need to cook a dish.
- a type of food made from mixture of flour,eggs and water dough,such as spaghetti.
- a sweet dish that is usually eaten after a meal.
- a sweet food that is very popular in birthday parties.
- style of cooking, manner of preparing food.
- the meat of this bird can be cooked, roasted or fried.
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- the first meal of the day especially when taken in the morning.
- how food or drink tastes(such as sweet,bitter,
- aromatic vegetable products ( such as pepper, oregano or ginger) used to season or flavor foods.
- herbaceous plant ( like lettuce or carrot) that is usually eaten as part of a meal.It’s also used to make salad.
- to cook in an oven.
- flesh or other parts of animals used as food such as pork, beef, etc.
- an aquatic animal that we get from sea or river.It can be served as food.
- instructions on how to prepare food.
- the last meal of the day that is usually eaten in the evening or at night.
18 Clues: to cook in water. • to cook in an oven. • instructions on how to prepare food. • list of items you need to cook a dish. • style of cooking, manner of preparing food. • how food or drink tastes(such as sweet,bitter, • a meal that is eaten in the middle of the day. • a sweet dish that is usually eaten after a meal. • a sweet food that is very popular in birthday parties. • ...
FOOD CROSSWORD 2020-10-08
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- list of items you need to cook a dish.
- an aquatic animal that we get from sea or river.It can be served as food.
- a type of food made from mixture of flour,eggs and water dough,such as spaghetti.
- herbaceous plant ( like lettuce or carrot) that is usually eaten as part of a meal.It’s also used to make salad.
- to cook in an oven.
- to cook in water.
- the clear liquid that has no color, taste or smell and it’s essencial to our lives.
- the meat of this bird can be cooked, roasted or fried.
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- the last meal of the day that is usually eaten in the evening or at night.
- a sweet dish that is usually eaten after a meal.
- aromatic vegetable products ( such as pepper, oregano or ginger) used to season or flavor foods.
- instructions on how to prepare food.
- a sweet food that is very popular in birthday parties.
- the first meal of the day especially when taken in the morning.
- how food or drink tastes(such as sweet,bitter,
- a meal that is eaten in the middle of the day.
- flesh or other parts of animals used as food such as pork, beef, etc.
- style of cooking, manner of preparing food.
18 Clues: to cook in water. • to cook in an oven. • instructions on how to prepare food. • list of items you need to cook a dish. • style of cooking, manner of preparing food. • how food or drink tastes(such as sweet,bitter, • a meal that is eaten in the middle of the day. • a sweet dish that is usually eaten after a meal. • a sweet food that is very popular in birthday parties. • ...
FOOD CROSSWORD 2020-10-08
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- an aquatic animal that we get from sea or river.It can be served as food.
- instructions on how to prepare food.
- a sweet dish that is usually eaten after a meal.
- the first meal of the day especially when taken in the morning.
- a type of food made from mixture of flour,eggs and water dough,such as spaghetti.
- the meat of this bird can be cooked, roasted or fried.
- list of items you need to cook a dish.
- a sweet food that is very popular in birthday parties.
- a meal that is eaten in the middle of the day.
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- the last meal of the day that is usually eaten in the evening or at night.
- aromatic vegetable products ( such as pepper, oregano or ginger) used to season or flavor foods.
- flesh or other parts of animals used as food such as pork, beef, etc.
- the clear liquid that has no color, taste or smell and it’s essencial to our lives.
- to cook in an oven.
- how food or drink tastes(such as sweet,bitter,
- to cook in water.
- style of cooking, manner of preparing food.
- herbaceous plant ( like lettuce or carrot) that is usually eaten as part of a meal.It’s also used to make salad.
18 Clues: to cook in water. • to cook in an oven. • instructions on how to prepare food. • list of items you need to cook a dish. • style of cooking, manner of preparing food. • how food or drink tastes(such as sweet,bitter, • a meal that is eaten in the middle of the day. • a sweet dish that is usually eaten after a meal. • the meat of this bird can be cooked, roasted or fried. • ...
Food Safety 2021-09-15
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- The time between changing water when thawing an item
- The reason to cook foods to the correct temperature
- Tempature range of refrigerator (F).
- a type of hazard that is caused by foreign objects in a food item.
- parasites present in pork which may require surgery to remove.
- a type of hazard which is caused by dangerous compounds
- A fungi which develops in dry goods such as grains and cereals.
- food items that are uncooked
- A waterborne and sexually transmissible disease.
- When an item is contaminated with something from the source
- When food has gone bad
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- A bacteria present nearly everywhere and can lead to skin infections or death.
- Danger zone of food items (F).
- when an item is contaminated by another item
- Common foodborne illness originating from any poultry item.
- number of days before you throw away leftovers
- A bacteria that leads to a sore throat.
- Any food item that can go bad
18 Clues: When food has gone bad • food items that are uncooked • Any food item that can go bad • Danger zone of food items (F). • Tempature range of refrigerator (F). • A bacteria that leads to a sore throat. • when an item is contaminated by another item • number of days before you throw away leftovers • A waterborne and sexually transmissible disease. • ...
food saftey 2022-02-07
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- Keep your __________ at 40°F or below
- Keep the ______ of raw meat away from other foods
- Bacteria can ______ quickly if left out in temperatures higher than 40° and lower than 140°
- cook ground beef and pork to at least _______
- Food poisoning is caused by ______ and sometimes, viruses and other germs
- Even ____ can cause food poisoning
- Thaw frozen food in the refrigerator, in cold water, or in the ________
- Cook chicken eggs till yolk is _____
- Keep ______ away from water
- Solid cuts of meat and fish should be cooked to ______
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- Use a ________ ________ to make sure food is cooked fully
- Wash _____ _____ _______ under running water
- Being _______ can cause more severe cases of food poisoning
- _____ your hands well and often
- Don't ______ contaminate
- When it dought, _______ it out
- Refrigerate perishable food within ___ hours
- Use ________ cutting boards for raw meats, poultry, and seafood
18 Clues: Don't ______ contaminate • Keep ______ away from water • When it dought, _______ it out • _____ your hands well and often • Even ____ can cause food poisoning • Cook chicken eggs till yolk is _____ • Keep your __________ at 40°F or below • Wash _____ _____ _______ under running water • Refrigerate perishable food within ___ hours • ...
Food trends 2022-01-03
18 Clues: green • waste • edible • strange • succeed • repulsed • delicious • researcher • proportion • sufficient • equilibrium • give food to • take the place of • cooking instructions • invent new techniques • skin of a vegetable or fruit • molecule mainly contained in meat • greasy substance contained in our body
food descriptions 2022-04-11
Food Web 2018-12-12
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- This flying scavenger is one big bird.
- An animal that preys on other animals.
- These consumers eat plants
- Large land animal that we use to make our own food.
- All life on earth needs gets its energy from this.
- Animals that eat meat.
- These consumers eat other consumers.
- Plants produce this for their food.
- An animal that is hunted by other animals.
- These organisms take energy from the sun to make their own food.
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- Animals that eat plants.
- These consumers eat the secondary consumers.
- Animals that eat dead animals.
- The act of killing a wild animal for food.
- These organisms eat other organisms for food.
- Animals that eat plants and animals.
- This plant kills flies.
- Our fellow omnivore, big claws, big teeth.
18 Clues: Animals that eat meat. • This plant kills flies. • Animals that eat plants. • These consumers eat plants • Animals that eat dead animals. • Plants produce this for their food. • Animals that eat plants and animals. • These consumers eat other consumers. • This flying scavenger is one big bird. • An animal that preys on other animals. • The act of killing a wild animal for food. • ...
Food vocabulary 2019-10-24
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- cut into small pieces
- very pleasant to taste or smell
- a chef
- cook in oil
- uncooked
- first dish in a restaurant
- a particular type of food
- to use your teeth to cut into something
- take skin off fruits and vegetables
- a large container for liquids
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- knives, forks, and spoons used for eating food
- food is salty or spicy and not sweet in taste
- main dish in a restaurant
- a round plate for soup
- very hungry
- to crush food into smaller pieces with the teeth so that it is easier to swallow
- to move an object such as a spoon in a circular movement
- give money to waiter
18 Clues: a chef • uncooked • very hungry • cook in oil • give money to waiter • cut into small pieces • a round plate for soup • main dish in a restaurant • a particular type of food • first dish in a restaurant • a large container for liquids • very pleasant to taste or smell • take skin off fruits and vegetables • to use your teeth to cut into something • ...
FOOD PRESERVATION 2012-11-20
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- A TYPE OF SUGAR PRODUCED BY SIUCRA THAT HAS PECTIN ADDED TO IT
- A TYPE OF FOOD POISONING BACTERIA THAT OCCURS IN THE INTESTINES OF ANIMALS AND HUMANS HIGH RISK FOOD IS EGG
- A MOULD ADDED TO BLUE VEINED CHEESES
- FOOD PRESERVATION PROCESS THAT USES IONISING RADIATION
- PROCESS WHEN YEAST RESPIRES
- MICROORGANISM THAT PREFER A TEMPERATURE OF BETWEEN 55'C AND 77'C
- TEST FOR SETTING POINT OF JAM
- A TYPE OF FOOD POISONING
- METHOD OF COMMERCIAL FREEZING
- PRESERVATIVE USED IN CHUTNEY MAKING
- METHOD OF PRESERVATION THAT CAN CARRIED OUT IN THE HOME
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- A CHEMICAL PRESERVATIVE USED TO PRESERVE WINE AND OTHER DRINKS
- A COMMERCIAL METHOD OF DEHYDRATION
- A TYPE OF FOOD POISONING WHERE TOXINS ARE PRODUCED WITHIN THE BACTERIAL CELL AS THEY ARE GROWING IN FOOD
- A TYPE OF FOOD POISONING WHERE TOXINS ARE PRODUCED OUTSIDE THE BACTERIAL CELL
- METHOD OF CONTROLLING ENZYMIC SPOILAGE IN FOODS
- THE SETTING AGENT FOUND IN JAM
- THE ACID FOUND IN VINEGAR
18 Clues: A TYPE OF FOOD POISONING • THE ACID FOUND IN VINEGAR • PROCESS WHEN YEAST RESPIRES • TEST FOR SETTING POINT OF JAM • METHOD OF COMMERCIAL FREEZING • THE SETTING AGENT FOUND IN JAM • A COMMERCIAL METHOD OF DEHYDRATION • PRESERVATIVE USED IN CHUTNEY MAKING • A MOULD ADDED TO BLUE VEINED CHEESES • METHOD OF CONTROLLING ENZYMIC SPOILAGE IN FOODS • ...
FOOD SAFETY 2014-03-31
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- Chemical substance produced from living cells
- Easily goes off
- Smell
- Able to be eaten
- Not poisonous
- Food deterioration
- Very small organism
- When food is infected
- Between 4 and 60 degrees Celcius
- The process to chemically clean
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- A mark or impurity that spoils the look of a product
- Micro-organisms that may cause food poisoning
- Our classroom mantra
- Breaking down
- To leak out
- Mixed together
- Solids left behind after cooking
- A measure of the strength of acid
18 Clues: Smell • To leak out • Breaking down • Not poisonous • Mixed together • Easily goes off • Able to be eaten • Food deterioration • Very small organism • Our classroom mantra • When food is infected • The process to chemically clean • Solids left behind after cooking • Between 4 and 60 degrees Celcius • A measure of the strength of acid • Micro-organisms that may cause food poisoning • ...
