foods Crossword Puzzles
Maya 2024-12-20
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- age
- foods she likes
- Favorite Color
- Goody goody goody good (2)
- Mole location (2)
- she likes to get these after her bath
- Favorite accessory (2)
- One of her books (2)
- We look for every night
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- A dinosaur she can name
- a way she helps us (3)
- Her toy that says moo
- hair type
- Favorite ride at the park
- vehicle she likes
- She likes to cuddle under this
16 Clues: age • hair type • Favorite Color • foods she likes • vehicle she likes • Mole location (2) • One of her books (2) • Her toy that says moo • a way she helps us (3) • Favorite accessory (2) • A dinosaur she can name • We look for every night • Favorite ride at the park • Goody goody goody good (2) • She likes to cuddle under this • she likes to get these after her bath
Joeys Cross word 2022-02-14
10 Clues: joeys age • joeys hometown • joeys body count • joeys fav holiday • joeys roommates name • joeys first squishmallow • joeys relationship status • one of his favorite foods • joeys go to drink at brick • joeys favortie euphoria character
Ecosystem 2023-02-05
10 Clues: man-made • shadier area • highest layer • living things • non-living thing • not designed by humans • trees grow along the coast • foods and animals are abundant • organisms live while interacting • woodlands composed of tall trees
Ecosystem 2023-02-05
10 Clues: man-made • shadier area • highest layer • living things • non-living thing • not designed by humans • trees grow along the coast • foods and animals are abundant • organisms live while interacting • woodlands composed of tall trees
Tyler’s identity crossword 2020-03-19
10 Clues: fire • a game • I love them • marshal arts • use your foot • hit a ball down • lots of good foods • my favourite subject • Italian noodle-like food • we learn this language at this school
Favourite Places in the Wolrd 2024-01-09
10 Clues: Down under • H20 + Gravity • Cold Supermarket • Land of the free • Potato Mad (Incas) • They love ice hockey • Land of Safari Animals • Boot of the mediterranean • one of your favourite foods • Wine, Frogs Legs, Eiffel Tower
Science form 3 2026-01-09
10 Clues: photoreceptors • sense of taste • transport oxygen • the largest organ • produces own foods • amplify sound vibration • find branches in trachea • vision in front of the head • conditions of damage alveoli • response of plants to stimuli
food for thought 2025-02-23
10 Clues: Tarwe • enough • bloemkool • een smaak • ontbijtgranen • cut into pieces • the edible part of a plant • used to add flavour to food • big leaves used to make salads • foods that are sealed in a metal container
NsepulvedaFoods 2017-01-23
6 Clues: protein are lacking one or more • acid the organic stuff in protein • a bond formed b/w the two amino acids • group one nitrogen & two hydrogen atoms • amino acids that must be supplied by foods • protein foods that contain all indispensable AA
Nutritional Terminology crossword puzzle 2016-06-03
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- a natural oily or greasy substance occurring in animal bodies
- any of a large group of organic compounds occurring in foods and living tissues
- a substance such as vitamin C or E that removes potentially damaging oxidizing agents in a living organism
- Makes something more meaningful, substantial, or rewarding
- is an organic compound and a vital nutrient that an organism requires in limited amounts
- A substance that provides nourishment essential for growth and the maintenance of life
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- builds, maintains and replaces the tissues in your body
- A guideline to healthy eating in Canada
- a person who does not eat meat, and sometimes other animal products, especially for moral, religious, or health reasons.
- An immune system reaction that occurs soon after eating a certain food
- essential to the functioning of the human body and are obtained from foods
- A colorless, transparent, odorless, tasteless liquid
12 Clues: A guideline to healthy eating in Canada • A colorless, transparent, odorless, tasteless liquid • builds, maintains and replaces the tissues in your body • Makes something more meaningful, substantial, or rewarding • a natural oily or greasy substance occurring in animal bodies • An immune system reaction that occurs soon after eating a certain food • ...
Why are Fried Foods bad for you? 2021-01-24
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- Forms when unsaturated fats undergo hydrogenation
- This machine works by circulating scorching air around the food.
- This method involves baking the food at a very high temperature
- Is when a liquid unsaturated fat is turned into a solid fat by adding hydrogen.
- the more you eat fried food, the more your risk of getting *_____* increases.
- Is a toxic substance that forms during a high-temperature cooking, especially during frying, roasting or baking.
- The trans fat in fried foods plays a significant role in weight gain.
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- Decreases your risk of heart disease and may also help decrease the risk of type 2 diabetes.
- the more you eat fried food, the more your risk of getting *____________* increases.
- has an extremely high heat tolerance making this the better alternative for deep frying.
- Fried foods contribute to high blood pressure, low “good” HDL cholesterol and obesity,
- A standard cooking method used around the world by many households and businesses.
12 Clues: Forms when unsaturated fats undergo hydrogenation • This method involves baking the food at a very high temperature • This machine works by circulating scorching air around the food. • The trans fat in fried foods plays a significant role in weight gain. • the more you eat fried food, the more your risk of getting *_____* increases. • ...
Cooking Methods 2021-05-09
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- Cooking delicate foods gently in water just below boiling point
- Very quick method of cooking small pieces of food in a very hot pan called a wok
- Cooking food using dry heat in an oven
- Cooking food in water that is bubbling rapidly when it reaches its highest temperature
- A moist slow method of cooking where food is placed in a sealed pan half covered in liquid for a long time
- Cooking food in a saucepan for a long time in liquid that is just below boiling point
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- Using glowing hot charcoal
- Using hot air and a small amount of fat in an enclosed space
- Quick method of cooking where a small amount of fat is used
- Applying heat to the surface of the food
- Foods containing high amounts of fat are cooked in a pan with no additional fat or oil
- Using hot moist air to cook food
12 Clues: Using glowing hot charcoal • Using hot moist air to cook food • Cooking food using dry heat in an oven • Applying heat to the surface of the food • Quick method of cooking where a small amount of fat is used • Using hot air and a small amount of fat in an enclosed space • Cooking delicate foods gently in water just below boiling point • ...
Nutrition vocabulary 2024-11-20
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- The body's main source of energy, found in foods like bread, pasta, and rice.
- Essential compounds found in food that help regulate body functions.
- A condition caused by not drinking enough water.
- The ability to do work, provided by food.
- Inorganic elements needed for various bodily processes like bone health.
- Nutrient used to build and repair tissues in the body, found in meat, beans, and nuts.
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- A type of carbohydrate that helps with digestion and keeps you feeling full.
- Provide energy and essential fatty acids, but should be consumed in moderation.
- diet Eating a variety of foods from all food groups in appropriate portions.
- A visual guide to healthy eating, promoting a variety of food groups.
- size A standard amount of food used to measure nutrient intake.
- A waxy substance found in the blood, with high levels potentially causing health problems.
12 Clues: The ability to do work, provided by food. • A condition caused by not drinking enough water. • size A standard amount of food used to measure nutrient intake. • Essential compounds found in food that help regulate body functions. • A visual guide to healthy eating, promoting a variety of food groups. • ...
Major Macromolecules 2024-03-06
5 Clues: The 4th type of macromolecules. DNA/RNA • Small “building blocks” of larger molecules • It’s monomer is amino acid. Common foods include meats and beans • its monomer is a monosaccharide. Common foods include bread and pasta • Also referred to as fats. Common foods include oils, seeds, nuts and fish
chase brandt 5 2023-10-13
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- energy stored in bonds
- sugars in foods
- energy used to move
- no energy used to move
- let things in
- fats oils and waxes: stores
- DNA or RNA
- kick things out
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- sugars that provide energy.
- how plants get food/energy
- oxygen breaks sugars in food
- builds and repairs tissues
- green pigment that helps plant do _____________
- ________ but with water
- spreading out
- break sugars in food without oxygen
16 Clues: DNA or RNA • let things in • spreading out • sugars in foods • kick things out • energy used to move • energy stored in bonds • no energy used to move • ________ but with water • how plants get food/energy • builds and repairs tissues • sugars that provide energy. • fats oils and waxes: stores • oxygen breaks sugars in food • break sugars in food without oxygen • ...
CPS Crosswords 2023-08-03
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- house made _______ sausage patty
- _____ farms baby romaine salad
- culture for makai foods
- waipoli mixed greens dressing
- 12oz USDA prime ______ with our house made herbed compound butter.
- vinaigrette for ahi steak
- sauce for the chicken wings
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- sauce for maitai flapjacks
- vinegar aioli
- MPK sauces
- sauce for greek yogurt bowl
- ______ Blueberry and liliko'i flapjacks
- sauce for fish tacos
- meat co. cheeseburger
- house made ______ dijon aioli
- culture for kale salad
16 Clues: MPK sauces • vinegar aioli • sauce for fish tacos • meat co. cheeseburger • culture for kale salad • culture for makai foods • vinaigrette for ahi steak • sauce for maitai flapjacks • sauce for greek yogurt bowl • sauce for the chicken wings • house made ______ dijon aioli • waipoli mixed greens dressing • _____ farms baby romaine salad • house made _______ sausage patty • ...
7th grade 2nd Form 2024-11-21
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- wood
- when the subject is doing the action
- ablative construction with a LIVING AGENT and a/ab
- time periods (DO)
- y'all are being joined
- we will be dragged
- ablative construction with a non-living agent and no prepositions
- y'all were being captured
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- I will be conquered
- fisherman
- when the subject is receiving the action
- of the foods
- ibwf wind
- to/for sins
- shepherd
- ibwf allies
16 Clues: wood • shepherd • fisherman • ibwf wind • to/for sins • ibwf allies • of the foods • time periods (DO) • we will be dragged • I will be conquered • y'all are being joined • y'all were being captured • when the subject is doing the action • when the subject is receiving the action • ablative construction with a LIVING AGENT and a/ab • ...
Ronny 2025-12-24
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- Dominoes, not pizza
- Mouth of a sailor, heart of gold
- 5 letters, goodluck!
- A reason for gloves
- Mr. MMP
- A Modular Building
- An alternative to the logs
- Trashcan 3-point shooter
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- A last name for a PHS building
- "I'm an empath"
- Draw Vests and garbage bags
- Someone to clean the 3rd floor hallway with
- Nap A quick 15
- Whole Foods squishy ___
- Times
- Gimme a hint
16 Clues: Times • Mr. MMP • Gimme a hint • "I'm an empath" • Nap A quick 15 • A Modular Building • Dominoes, not pizza • A reason for gloves • 5 letters, goodluck! • Whole Foods squishy ___ • Trashcan 3-point shooter • An alternative to the logs • Draw Vests and garbage bags • A last name for a PHS building • Mouth of a sailor, heart of gold • Someone to clean the 3rd floor hallway with
Reagan Byrd Health Project Chapter 10 and 11 2012-10-04
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- the physical need for food.
- substances in food that your body needs to grow, repair, and supply you with energy.
- a negative reaction to food that doesn't involve the immune system.
- a tough, complex carbohydrate that the body cannot digest.
- elements found in food that are used by the body.
- a condition in which the bones become fragile and break easily.
- treating a substance with heat to kill or slow the growth of pathogens.
- a measure of body weight relative to height.
- starches and sugars found in foods, which provide your body's main source of energy.
- heavier than the standard weight range for your height.
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- a foodborne illness
- high ratio of nutrients to calories
- spreading of pathogens from one food to another
- substances added to food to produce a desired effect
- the process in which your body takes in and uses food.
- a waxy, fat-like substance.
- unit of heat used to measure the energy your body uses and the energy it recieves from food.
- are nutrients the body uses to build and maintain its cells and tissues.
- a condition in which the body's immune system reacts to substances in some foods.
- compounds found in food that help regulate many body processes.
- the psychological desire for food.
21 Clues: a foodborne illness • the physical need for food. • a waxy, fat-like substance. • the psychological desire for food. • high ratio of nutrients to calories • a measure of body weight relative to height. • spreading of pathogens from one food to another • elements found in food that are used by the body. • substances added to food to produce a desired effect • ...
Chapter 12 - Health Challenges Vocab 2014-09-17
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- HIV weakens this system
- caffeine can do this to some medications
- A food __________ is a negative food reaction that does not involve the immune system
- stress can cause a craving for this type of food (2 words)
- Chronic illnesses take place over a _________ period of time
- extreme fear of gaining weight
- One of the most common food allergies
- eating disorders are not __________
- the body cannot control blood sugar
- stress can cause this in people, making them feel tired in the morning
- physical or mental tension caused by a person's reaction to a situation
- A food __________ is an abnormal response by the body's immune system
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- doing this with a friend or health professional can help relieve stress
- high fiber foods help ___________ blood sugar
- this ingredient in coffee and soda can make stress worse
- people who suffer from anorexia have rigid eating ___________
- people with eating disorders should get this kind of help
- people with eating disorders need physical and ___________ support.
- your nutritional needs remain the same even when you are less _________.
- 10% of males have eating ___________
- (2 words)If you have high cholesterol you should add _____ ______ foods.
- eating disorders are caused by emotional __________.
- an eating disorder in which a person eats then makes themselves vomit
- This is one thing you are at risk for if you have high blood pressure
24 Clues: HIV weakens this system • extreme fear of gaining weight • eating disorders are not __________ • the body cannot control blood sugar • 10% of males have eating ___________ • One of the most common food allergies • caffeine can do this to some medications • high fiber foods help ___________ blood sugar • eating disorders are caused by emotional __________. • ...
Milk puzzle 2013-05-16
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- Usually the first step to cooking which requires heating the milk just below 82 degrees
- Milk that had removed 3 percent of water contents.
- is canned milk that is produced by removing 60% of water
- The carbohydrate found in milk.
- The enrichment of foods with the addiction of vitamins
- Partly skimmed, or skim milk can be used in make this substance
- A object that can maintain a low heat for scalding milk
- Whole milk that has been treated to break fat globules.
- The term is used when a layer of protein that forms a layer on the top of milk when it is heated.
- A protein that forms the curd from which most cheese are made.
- Made commercially by adding a bacterial culture to partly skimmed milk
- The mineral that is needed by all the body cells to help release energy to the body
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- The most important part of milk
- is canned milk but is condensed to one-third of it's original volume, usually thick, cream coloured liquid
- Destroys any harmful bacteria without losing nutrient value of the milk
- Most cheeses uses a enzyme called...
- How pioneers first made butter
- "The building blocks" of all protein foods which contains high quality proteins.
- Essentical to the condition and function of the skin.
- A mixture that has equal parts of fat and flour
20 Clues: How pioneers first made butter • The most important part of milk • The carbohydrate found in milk. • Most cheeses uses a enzyme called... • A mixture that has equal parts of fat and flour • Milk that had removed 3 percent of water contents. • Essentical to the condition and function of the skin. • The enrichment of foods with the addiction of vitamins • ...
January 2016 Ninevah Crossword 2016-01-11
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- the kind of coffee we are selling
- the guy who came up with a certain triangle-related formula
- the other kind of geography
- when a character remembers their past(English vocab)
- the list of all (identified) elements in a table
- a kind of agriculture that the mayans used
- all of the perspectives of a story fall under this category
- words that mean the same thing
- the layer of rock covering bedrock
- the other of two kinds of properties(Science vocab)
- a group of words that start with the same letter or sound _______
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- the original people/plants/animals in an area
- foods that are good for you
- when the author of a book gives you a hint of what is coming
- before money people used to do this
- one kind of eco friendly construction
- an object that can be easily put on fire is ----
- something that is very(or not very) explosive shows
- the person who is telling the story
- a kind of art showing mostly still objects
- the place where the hanging gardens actually were
- one kind of geography and one of two kinds of properties(Social Studies AND Science Vocab)
- what the mayans did after they were taken over by the Spanish(SS vocab)
- words that are opposites
24 Clues: words that are opposites • foods that are good for you • the other kind of geography • words that mean the same thing • the kind of coffee we are selling • the layer of rock covering bedrock • before money people used to do this • the person who is telling the story • one kind of eco friendly construction • a kind of art showing mostly still objects • ...
NUTRITION By Madalyn Black & Emma Wyant 2019-10-15
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- helps build strong bones and teeth, it comes from sunlight.
- helps form red blood cells, helps protect cells from damage by oxygen.
- chemical mixtures found in many types of foods.
- combine in different ways to make different proteins.
- body stores these vitamins in the liver, they only mix with fat.
- used for many process in the human body.
- nutrients made of carbon, hydrogen. or oxygen
- found in liquid at room temperature, mainly vegetable oils.
- are substances that the body uses to build new cells and repair injured ones.
- Need for normal blood clotting
- a fat like substance that helps the body carry out its many processes, found in animal meat.
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- helps bones teeth skin and hair stay healthy, also needed for night vision
- work together as a team, each have a certain job
- oil that has been turned into more solid fat.
- raise the amount of cholesterol in the blood, present in animal foods and tropical oils.
- essential for life, and apart of the cells in our body.
- cant be stored in the body, only mixes with water.
- Found in dairy products, helps your body function better, builds strong bones and teeth.
- helps fight infection and heals wounds.
- preform several useful jobs in the body supply chemicals call essential fatty acids
20 Clues: Need for normal blood clotting • helps fight infection and heals wounds. • used for many process in the human body. • oil that has been turned into more solid fat. • nutrients made of carbon, hydrogen. or oxygen • chemical mixtures found in many types of foods. • work together as a team, each have a certain job • cant be stored in the body, only mixes with water. • ...
Food 2020-12-01
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- It is often described as a rather bland staple food.
- Food what makes good for your body
- To remove excess of liquid from after washing or cooking it.
- o cook by exposing to dry heat as in an oven or before a fire
- to broil, fry or toast
- Foods that are not good for your health, but most of the time they are tasty
- food difficult to break into small pieces.
- to cut with or as if with a knife
- containing strong flavours from spices
- o cook food by putting it in water at high temperatures
- When food has too much sugar
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- Covered with or full of fat or oil
- food that takes a long time to digest.
- with an unpleasantly sharp taste
- to divide into smaller parts by rubbing on a serrated surface .
- to combine or put all the ingredients
- Foods that have a lot of water.
- to make something become liquid through heating.
- to extract a liquid or soft substance from something by compressing it firmly.
- having a high temperature
- taht you don't like or that is extremely unpleasant or unacceptable
- when you bite food, it crunches
- when the food has an acid taste
- A meal that needs little preparation
- when food has too much salt
25 Clues: to broil, fry or toast • having a high temperature • when food has too much salt • When food has too much sugar • Foods that have a lot of water. • when you bite food, it crunches • when the food has an acid taste • with an unpleasantly sharp taste • to cut with or as if with a knife • Covered with or full of fat or oil • Food what makes good for your body • ...
KMorand Protien 2017-01-23
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- Turns vegetable oils into solids
- Takes cholesterol from the liver to where it needs to go
- Chemical building blocks of proteins, which can link together in different arrangements
- Main source of energy
- a fatty acid holding all of the hydrogen it can chemically hold
- Substances used in place of sugar to sweeten food and contain little to no calories
- Two monosacchrides combined chemically (two unit structures)
- Contain all essential amino acids (animal foods)
- Green pigment in plants that is essential for photosynthesis
- Carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen is required to make it
- When a fatty acid holds all but one hydrogen unit
- The body needs these amino acids but does not provide them
- Sugars extracted from plants and is used to sweeten foods
- Functions like saturated fats and increases LDL cholesterol levels and lowers HDL
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- Usually called fats
- A protein lacking at least one amino acid (plant proteins)
- if two or more hydrogen units are missing from the fatty acid
- Important fatty acid (linolenic acid)
- Brings extra cholesterol to the liver for excretion
- Single unit chemical structure
- Chemical process to make carbohydrates
- Protien with a globular shape moving oxygen in the blood
- Travel packages used for fatty acids
- Plant materials that are not able to be digested by human enzymes
- Plants combine singular glucose units into complicated chemical structures
25 Clues: Usually called fats • Main source of energy • Single unit chemical structure • Turns vegetable oils into solids • Travel packages used for fatty acids • Important fatty acid (linolenic acid) • Chemical process to make carbohydrates • Contain all essential amino acids (animal foods) • When a fatty acid holds all but one hydrogen unit • ...
Prepare Food to meet Special Dietary Requirements 1 2017-05-18
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- Refined sugar is high in this
- ...... Fats remain solid at room temperature and may increase cholesterol levels
- The 2468 Diet focuses only on ...... not nutrition, therefore is not recommended
- The ...... Index is a ranking of foods based on their effect on blood sugar levels
- Seafood & Peanuts are some of the 8 most common food ......
- Pulses, Pasta, Sugar & Fruit are the best source of this food group
- A Diet high in Sodium can cause high ...... Pressure
- Humans are able to survive longer without food than without this liquid
- A commonly used artificial sweetner
- ...... fruits are preserved with sulphites
- Part of an edible plant that cannot be digested
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- People who suffer from ...... Disease have their intestines damaged by gluten
- Low ...... diets recommend Steaming & Poaching as preferred cooking methods
- Food produced without the use of chemical fertilizers & pesticides
- Highly ...... foods are not beneficial for our diet as they may usually contain chemical preservatives, artifical colours, added salt, sugar or fat
- Buckwheat, corn, chickpea & potato flour are all suitable for this diet
- ...... C is also known as Ascorbic acid
- Soy, coconut, rice & almond milks are suitable for a ...... intollerant diet
- Stock cubes and meat flavour boosters are high in ...... (another name for salt)
- Fats, Salt & what else is at the top of the Healthy Diet Pyramid meaning we should eat less of it
20 Clues: Refined sugar is high in this • A commonly used artificial sweetner • ...... C is also known as Ascorbic acid • ...... fruits are preserved with sulphites • Part of an edible plant that cannot be digested • A Diet high in Sodium can cause high ...... Pressure • Seafood & Peanuts are some of the 8 most common food ...... • ...
Food & Kitchen safety! 2019-09-30
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- SOMETHING EVERY PERSON HAS TO DO DAILEY, ESPECIALLY IN THE KITCHEN, TO MAKE SURE THINGS AREN'T COVERED IN HARMFUL BACTERIA
- OCCURS WHEN SOMEONE HAS AN ALLERGIC REACTION
- SOMETHING THAT HELPS TO PUT OUT A FIRE
- A KITCHEN UTENSIL USED TO CUT FOODS
- A TYPE OF FIRE THAT OCCURS IN A PAN
- USED WHEN SOMEONE GOES INTO ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK
- SOMETHING USED IN A KITCHEN TO PERFORM A SPECIFIC TASK, BUT IS NOT A UTENSIL
- A SICKNESS CAUSED BY FOOD THAT WAS UNDERDONE, CROSS-CONTAMINATED, ETC.
- A MICROSCOPIC ORGANISM (USUALLY MOULD, A BACTERIUM, A VIRUS OR A FUNGUS.)
- THIS IS WORN ON SOMEONES HEAD TO AVOID HAIR GOING INTO FOODS
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- THESE THINGS ARE USED TO HELP YOU TAKE THINGS OUT OF THE OVEN WITHOUT BURNING YOUR HANDS OR YOUR ARMS
- BACTERIA GROWS FASTEST IN THIS TEMPERATURE RANGE
- BACTERIA IS UNINTENTIONALLY TRANSFERRED FROM ONE OBJECT TO ANOTHER CAUSING A HARMFUL EFFECT
- A GUIDE ON HOW TO COOK OR BAKE A DISH PROPERLY, SAFELY AND EFFECTIVELY
- SINGLE CELL ORGANISMS
- TO MAKE SOMETHING CLEAN
- SOMETHING USED IN A KITCHEN THAT CAN PERFORM ONE OR MORE TASKS TO HELP YOU COOK OR BAKE EFFECTIVELY
- USED TO PUT OUT A FAT FIRE
- SOMETHING TO HELP YOU TOUCH HOT THINGS IN THE KITCHEN WITHOUT BURNING YOURSELF
- THIS IS USED TO HELP YOU KEEP CLEAN WHILE YOU ARE WORKING IN THE KITCHEN
20 Clues: SINGLE CELL ORGANISMS • TO MAKE SOMETHING CLEAN • USED TO PUT OUT A FAT FIRE • A KITCHEN UTENSIL USED TO CUT FOODS • A TYPE OF FIRE THAT OCCURS IN A PAN • SOMETHING THAT HELPS TO PUT OUT A FIRE • OCCURS WHEN SOMEONE HAS AN ALLERGIC REACTION • USED WHEN SOMEONE GOES INTO ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK • BACTERIA GROWS FASTEST IN THIS TEMPERATURE RANGE • ...
Vocabulary 2.03pt 2 2020-11-10
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- used to cook large amounts of food with some liquids
- a metal pan having a rounded bottom, used especially for frying and steaming in Asian cooking
- used to make muffins and cupcakes
- electric tool used to blend, chop, grate/shred, grind, knead and slice
- a metal container used for baking a cake with deeper walls
- used for meats that need to be above the liquid
- a deep rectangular pan used for making food in loaves
- used for frying
- A large deep dish
- shallow round baking dish with, sloping sides
- used for stirring, mixing and whisking
- a large long-handed spoon with a cup-shaped bowl used for serving food
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- a flat metal surface where cookies are baked
- a large insulated container that keeps food cool
- used to turn meats or fried foods
- made of ballon-shaped wire hoops, used for stirring, beating and whipping
- an appliance with small metal beaters in a tall narrow glass container for combining liquids
- used to flip or turn foods like pancakes
- pan used to cooking food in liquid range
- Usually has special locked bowl
- is locked, while in operation
- mitt cloth that comes in various sizes and shapes used to protect hands while handling hot cookware
22 Clues: used for frying • A large deep dish • is locked, while in operation • Usually has special locked bowl • used to turn meats or fried foods • used to make muffins and cupcakes • used for stirring, mixing and whisking • used to flip or turn foods like pancakes • pan used to cooking food in liquid range • a flat metal surface where cookies are baked • ...
Cooking Terms 2023-09-22
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- To turn the surface of a food brown
- To cut foods into about 1/2" in diameter
- To heat a liquid to just below boiling point
- To spoon a liquid over the surface of a food
- To soften solid fats, often by adding sugar and working with a wooden spoon or electric mixer until fat is creamy
- To combine solid fat with flours using a pastry blender
- To cook in liquid over 212 degrees
- To cut or chop into very fine pieces
- To cut into very thin strips
- To cut off the outer skin of fruits and/ or vegetables
- To work a dough by pressing it with the heels of your hand
- To cook food in a small amount of hot fat
- To cut into small bits with kitchen shears
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- To cook uncovered under a direct source
- To beat quickly and steadily by hand with a whisk
- To put an ingredient through a sieve to reduce to finer particles
- To cut into uniform box-shaped pieces
- To decorate foods by adding other attractive to the food dish
- To separate solid from liquid materials
- To mix with a circular motion
- Let food soak in a liquid to add flavor
- To stir ingredients until they are thoroughly combined
- When cooking fish, poultry, or eggs in simmering liquid
- To mix lightly
24 Clues: To mix lightly • To cut into very thin strips • To mix with a circular motion • To cook in liquid over 212 degrees • To turn the surface of a food brown • To cut or chop into very fine pieces • To cut into uniform box-shaped pieces • To cook uncovered under a direct source • To separate solid from liquid materials • Let food soak in a liquid to add flavor • ...
La Comida - Samuel Lilley 2023-01-26
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- eaten on sunday dinners.
- red sauce used in like every meal.
- small ocean animal eaten in cocktails.
- used to season foods.
- wakes you up in the morning.
- kids sell this drink for quarters.
- drink from cows.
- eaten on thanksgiving.
- Item you put drinks into.
- 70% of the human body is made of this.
- Things you put food on.
- Common utensil used to drink with.
- sauce used in salad.
- this meat is usually a lunch meat.
- made of shredded fruits blended.
- Drink common in the winter.
- slim round hot dog looking meat.
- Used to sit on.
- Usually has 4 legs and used to support things.
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- desert drink with ice cream usually in diners.
- Common utensil to clean your mouth with.
- Common utensil to eat things with.
- Common utensil to eat food like soup with.
- animals in the ocean.
- common drink in restaurants.
- nice meat from cow.
- used in chili and other latin foods.
- they are connected to roosters.
- drink healthy in the morning.
- pig meat.
- Item to put coffee or tea into.
- they grow on vines.
- used to prevent sticking in cooking.
- Item to cut things with.
- pork eaten in the morning.
- southerners can't live without this drink.
- sauce on pizza.
37 Clues: pig meat. • sauce on pizza. • Used to sit on. • drink from cows. • nice meat from cow. • they grow on vines. • sauce used in salad. • animals in the ocean. • used to season foods. • eaten on thanksgiving. • Things you put food on. • eaten on sunday dinners. • Item to cut things with. • Item you put drinks into. • pork eaten in the morning. • Drink common in the winter. • ...
Mid semester exam 2023-03-05
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- food food that you eat because it is good for you
- a place where something happened
- something that is cooked or ready to cook when you buy it
- a person who sees a doctor because he/she is sick or hurt
- a dangerous thing that suddenly happens
- to take something away from a dangerous place to a safe place
- a very sweet food that is in cake, chocolate, and candy
- the different foods you cook together to make a dish
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- a hole in your skin when you have hurt yourself.
- when a lot of water suddenly covers a place
- aid kit a box with band-aids and bandages in I, to help you when you hurt yourself
- food that is made from home
- the power that your body gets from food
- a long tube that you use to put water on a fire
- a place where fire or heat has hurt your skin
- To teach people how to do something
- apparatus a special mask that helps you breathe when there is a lot of smoke and fire
- food food that is not good for you
- a place where your skin is purple, blue, or green, where you have hurt yourself
- a piece of materials you tie around your neck to hold your arm when you hurt it
- products foods made from milk, e.g. cheese and yogurt
21 Clues: food that is made from home • a place where something happened • food food that is not good for you • To teach people how to do something • the power that your body gets from food • a dangerous thing that suddenly happens • when a lot of water suddenly covers a place • a place where fire or heat has hurt your skin • a long tube that you use to put water on a fire • ...
Digestion 2023-08-16
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- this enemy begins fat digestion in the stomach (2 words)
- this organ stores and releases bile
- protects the stomach lining from the acidic gastric juice
- chemical messengers
- this organ produces bile to emulsify fats
- last part of the small intestine
- enzyme that begins protein digestion in the stomach
- the process by which undigested food and waste products are removed from the body
- this organ produces multiple digestive enzymes
- first part of the small intestine
- semiliquid mass of partially digested food that also contains gastric juices
- the physiological drive for non-specific foods
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- the psychological desire to eat specific foods
- the organ that reabsorbs water and prepares waste for elimination (2 words)
- the process of taking molecules across the GI tract walls and into circulation
- this is the organ where most digestion and absorption occurs (2 words)
- this organ moves food from the mouth to the stomach through peristalsis
- tiny finger-like projections in the small intestine
- salivary enzyme that begins carbohydrate digestion in the mouth
- mass of partially broken-down food that enters the esophagus
- this organ mixes food with gastric juice to form chyme
- rhythmic contractions and relaxation of muscles that move food down the GI tract
- the organ that begins mechanical digestion
- middle part of the small intestine
- the process by which food is broken down into molecules
25 Clues: chemical messengers • last part of the small intestine • first part of the small intestine • middle part of the small intestine • this organ stores and releases bile • this organ produces bile to emulsify fats • the organ that begins mechanical digestion • the psychological desire to eat specific foods • this organ produces multiple digestive enzymes • ...
Intro to Nutrition 2021-09-23
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- A reaction of the body towards a food or something in a food.
- The unit to measure the energy produced by food in the body
- Nutrient that is the body's main energy source
- Nutritional information about food is printed on this
- Food you eat between meals
- A substance that is added to food to flavor meats and other foods
- Food high in calories but low in vitamins and minerals
- A commercial that tries to get you to buy a product is know as an ___________
- Water, protein, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins and minerals are known as_______
- Food that contain the same types of nutrients are in the same____________
- Meals at these restaurants should not be eaten everyday
- A substance that helps a food taste better or last longer
- Daily eating plan that includes foods from all food groups
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- Reaction to a food that is caused the immune system
- Nutrient that helps the body's chemical processes
- Suggested goals to help you stay healthy
- the sugar found in milk
- Nutrient that helps the body use proteins, fats and carbohydrates
- Nutrient needed for growth and cell repair
- Nutrient that provides energy and gives food flavor
- something added to food to keep it from spoiling or going bad
- The nutrient that helps keep the body and cells hydrated
22 Clues: the sugar found in milk • Food you eat between meals • Suggested goals to help you stay healthy • Nutrient needed for growth and cell repair • Nutrient that is the body's main energy source • Nutrient that helps the body's chemical processes • Reaction to a food that is caused the immune system • Nutrient that provides energy and gives food flavor • ...
sandras puzzle for H&S 2022-03-29
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- an eating disorder where someone binges and then purges after they feel guilt
- element in foods that help your body work correctly
- substances in food that your body needs
- stringy part of raw fruits/vegetables/whole wheat and grains.
- weighing less than healthy for your body
- a disorder when someone eats too much food at once
- the emotional desire for food
- nutrients used to repair and build cells
- a method of assessing your body size based on your height and weight
- have a high amount of nutrients relative to the higher number of calories
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- that starches and sugar found in food and plant foods
- weighing more then healthy for your body
- a fear that causes people to starve in fear that they may gain large amounts of weight
- a unit of heat that measures the energy available in food
- small units that make up protein
- the bodies desire for food
- extreme eating habits that cause you harm such as death
- my name is
- a visual reminder to help consumers make healthy food choices
- nutrients that promote normal growth give you energy and keep your skin healthy
- compounds that help regulate body functions
- the way you see yourself
- balance of calories your body takes in and the calories your body uses
23 Clues: my name is • the way you see yourself • the bodies desire for food • the emotional desire for food • small units that make up protein • substances in food that your body needs • weighing more then healthy for your body • weighing less than healthy for your body • nutrients used to repair and build cells • compounds that help regulate body functions • ...
MyPlate 2025-01-27
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- Vegetable or olive _____ are often used for cooking and are part of a healthful diet.
- Apples, oranges, and bananas fit into this food group
- You can hard-boil, scramble, fry, or poach these, or eat them as an omelet. How do you like your _____?
- MyPlate is a _________ to help you eat a variety of foods for a healthy body
- Use whole-grain _______ for your sandwiches
- _______ are an orange vegetable
- Broccoli and green beans are examples of a ______.
- Cheddar, swiss, mozzarella, monterey jack are examples
- Salmon and trout are examples of __________
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- This sweet, smooth food comes in many different flavors and is a great way to get calcium for your bones
- Use the My______ as a guide.
- Spaghetti is a type of ____________.
- Eat a variety of _________ from all of the groups.
- These are a great source of protein and can be mixed with cereal and dried fruit for an "on-the-go" snack
- Chicken and turkey are examples of __________.
- Firs into the grains group of MyPlate. goes great with stir-fry
- Try far-free or low______ foods when you can
- Pinto, kidney, black, refriend-there are lots of different kinds and they can be eaten lots of different ways
- This makes a quick and easy "ready-to-eat" breakfast with fruit and milk.
- Lean _________ is an excellent source of protein, iron, and zinc.
20 Clues: Use the My______ as a guide. • _______ are an orange vegetable • Spaghetti is a type of ____________. • Use whole-grain _______ for your sandwiches • Salmon and trout are examples of __________ • Try far-free or low______ foods when you can • Chicken and turkey are examples of __________. • Eat a variety of _________ from all of the groups. • ...
Intro 1.1 Vocab 2025-02-04
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- the name for a large family of single cell fungi
- an organism that causes illness in humans
- an organism that lives in and feeds on the body of another live creature
- an illness resulting from live bacteria
- single celled organisms that reproduce by dividing
- s small, infectious agent that invades another cell and causes it to reproduce
- bacteria that require oxygen to grow
- food, acidity, time, temperature, oxygen, moisture
- bacteria that can grow with or without oxygen
- when a chemical contaminates food
- an illness resulting from ingesting toxins left by bacteria
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- harmful organisms that cause foodborne illnesses
- bacteria that does not require oxygen to grow
- the creation and practice of clean and healthy food-handling habits
- the misinterpreted protein that causes an allergy
- when an allergen is transferred from its food of origin to a food that does not contain the allergen
- Illness sickness caused by eating unsafe foods
- foods that require time and temperature control for safety
- lists the composition of a chemical product, procedures for storage and handling, and what to do in an emergency
- solid materials that pose a danger to the consumer when present in food
- presence of unsafe substances or levels of dangerous microorganisms in food
- a microscopic fungus that consumes sugar and expels alcohol and carbon dioxide gas
22 Clues: when a chemical contaminates food • bacteria that require oxygen to grow • an illness resulting from live bacteria • an organism that causes illness in humans • bacteria that does not require oxygen to grow • bacteria that can grow with or without oxygen • Illness sickness caused by eating unsafe foods • harmful organisms that cause foodborne illnesses • ...
Cooking terms crossword 2025-02-11
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- cut off the outer skin of fruits of vegetables
- put liquids onto a meat to keep moist while cooking
- name of technique how your hand should be while cutting
- used to shred foods for garnish
- to heat a liquid usually milk to just below the boiling point
- Used to open cans
- to cut or chop into very fine pieces
- to cut into uniform box shaped pieces with all sides equal
- to work dough by pressing it with your hands
- coat a moist food with a dry ingredient like flour
- To spoon melted fat or juices over the surface of food during
- used to flip meat and toss salads
- To put an ingredient through a sieve to reduce to finer particles.
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- used to open packages and cut whole pieces of chicken
- scrapes the sides of the bowl
- separates solid from a liquid
- Let food soak in a prepared liquid to add flavor and tenderize.
- to cook a food in a simmering liquid
- used to make stir frys
- used to keep yourself from getting burnt
- used to serve liquid foods
- To mix gently, bring a wooden spoon or other cooking
- bowls hold ingredients for mixing and preparing food
- The act of mixing or stirring ingredients rapidly until they are
- To stir ingredients until they are thoroughly combined
- used to make stocks and soups
26 Clues: Used to open cans • used to make stir frys • used to serve liquid foods • scrapes the sides of the bowl • separates solid from a liquid • used to make stocks and soups • used to shred foods for garnish • used to flip meat and toss salads • to cook a food in a simmering liquid • to cut or chop into very fine pieces • used to keep yourself from getting burnt • ...
12.8 Amran's CW- Crea Un Crucigrama 2023-12-08
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- Extra cash you give to the waiters/waitresses
- A special meal typically new ones are offered every day.
- I couldn’t taste the food it must be ___
- Chiles are often known for begin way too ___
- You might have to blow on your food if it is too ____
- Gives you a chill after tasting it (i.e tasting ice cream)
- A tool contains a blade and helps in cutting.
- The (male) people who serve the dishes, bring the dishes to you.
- A utensil shaped of a small shallow bowl with a rectangular shape known as a handle
- Another utensil long and narrow containing two to four prongs with the intent of spearing (stabbing, poking) foods.
- A sweet treat that can often be found in the bakery.
- Something that is given once you have finished ordering from the restaurant.
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- It’s a small dish you have before the main course.
- Eating foods like crackers, pretzels or fries are way too ___
- This is the main course given in the restaurant.
- If you really enjoy a meal that must mean it is ____
- A reaction or response when something is way too sugary.
- An instinctive response to tasting something sour
- A cloth used to cover a table (considered clothes for an object)
- A square piece of cloth or paper tissues used at the table for sanitary needs.
20 Clues: I couldn’t taste the food it must be ___ • Chiles are often known for begin way too ___ • Extra cash you give to the waiters/waitresses • A tool contains a blade and helps in cutting. • This is the main course given in the restaurant. • An instinctive response to tasting something sour • It’s a small dish you have before the main course. • ...
Government Acronyms 2024-10-07
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- An agency that acts as a secondary mortgage market that could purchase, hold, and sell FHA-insured loans.
- Collects statistics on diseases, and issue public health warnings.
- coordinates the government's efforts to make the country safer.
- An agency that manages federal emergencies. :)
- This department conducts the legal business of the U.S government.
- Insures some mortgages that private banks make to homeowners.
- Issues weather data that it gathers from satellites.
- This department's main mission, is to encourage homeownership.
- A health institute that gives out awards.
- The agency that collects taxes within the U.S.
- handles programs for veterans.
- develops the nation's transportation plans and policies.
- This department detects and prevents fraud and program abuse.
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- expands funding for mortgages that are insured or guaranteed by other federal agencies.
- Nicknamed Freddie Mac, purpose, to increase liquidity in the mortgage market.
- This agencies' headquarters is the Pentagon.
- An executive department that inspect and grades foods in the U.S.
- establishes the rules for air traffic.
- A protected portion of land in Alaska.
- the highest ranking members of the U.S military.
- Certifies the quality of foods, drugs, and cosmetics in the U.S.
- This agency accounts for around 1/4 of federal spending and runs Medicare/caid.
- An alliance of countries committed to protecting each other.
- law enforcement on a national scale.
24 Clues: handles programs for veterans. • law enforcement on a national scale. • establishes the rules for air traffic. • A protected portion of land in Alaska. • A health institute that gives out awards. • This agencies' headquarters is the Pentagon. • An agency that manages federal emergencies. :) • The agency that collects taxes within the U.S. • ...
Safety 5 2024-09-25
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- The organizing and controlling of the affairs of a business or a particular sector of business.
- is maintaining cleanliness
- extinguisher extinguisher a portable container usually filled with special chemicals for putting out a fire
- prepare for risks and follow strict
- is immediate care that prevents more injury and relieves pain.
- This word is another word for important.
- the spreading of harmful bacteria from one food to another
- is to make impure food can become contaminated at any set from the table
- burn wrapped food properly so they do not spoil or get
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- are microscopic living organism
- maneuver method for forcing an object out the airway of a choking person
- This is a substance that works against a poison.
- foods are foods that spoil easily
- if someone is choking, knowing this life-saving technique is essential
- illness it caused by unsafe food
- zone is the temperature range in which bacteria grow fastest
- control center A medical facility that gives free advice about handling poison emergencies is a
- Nutrients the body uses to build and maintain its cells and tissues
- show signs of something
- A lifesaving technique that is used to help restart someone’s breathing and heartbeat is called
- aid medical attention that is usually administered immediately after the injury occurs and at the location where it occurred
21 Clues: show signs of something • is maintaining cleanliness • are microscopic living organism • foods are foods that spoil easily • prepare for risks and follow strict • This word is another word for important. • illness it caused by unsafe food • This is a substance that works against a poison. • the spreading of harmful bacteria from one food to another • ...
Appetizer 2025-07-10
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- any food item or combination of items placed on top of the spread
- It is made of thin slices of bread in different shapes.
- a tiny appetizer or hors d’ oeuvres offered to guests seated at their tables either before or after they have ordered from the menu.
- salted roe, or eggs, of the sturgeon.
- It refers to small portions of highly seasoned foods.
- Small portions and usually display the characteristics found in most salad.
- a french word means"raw"
- placed on top of the base so the garnish sticks to it without falling off.
- a small food item intended to be eaten with wine or other drinks
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- made from softened butters with flavorings.
- holds the spread and garnish
- spanish term which means "to cover".
- Includes a variety of items like cucumber pickles, olives, watermelon pickles, pickled peppers, spiced beets, and other preserved fruits and vegetables.
- Cocktail appetizers are made of seafood or fruit, usually with a tart or tangy sauce.
- a traditional first course of a formal Italian
- slice of Italian bread that is toasted, rubbed with brushed garlic, and drizzled with olive oil, served with toppings like canapés
- are foods which stimulate the appetite, through their attractive appearance,
- are raw or pickled vegetables cut into attractive shapes served asappetizer.
- is a larger canape
- Any mixture of spreads.
20 Clues: is a larger canape • Any mixture of spreads. • a french word means"raw" • holds the spread and garnish • spanish term which means "to cover". • salted roe, or eggs, of the sturgeon. • made from softened butters with flavorings. • a traditional first course of a formal Italian • It refers to small portions of highly seasoned foods. • ...
Kitchen Vocabulary 2022-10-25
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- prepares ingredients
- primarily responsible for delivering food orders from the kitchen to customers rapidly and accurately
- clear and reset tables for customers
- a wine steward
- prepares the sauces
- responsible for ensuring that patrons have pleasurable dining experiences
- a cook responsible for preparing appetizers, soups, vegetables, pasta, and starches
- in charge of cakes, cookies, pies and bread
- in charge of fish
- in charge of preparing any roasted or braised meats
- Coordinating and managing all reservations, dining rooms, and banquet seating, quest assistance and the flow of the guests in and out of the restaurant
- Cooks and Stewards
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- a chef de cuisine or head chef is a chef that leads and manages the kitchen and chefs of a restaurant or hotel
- disjoints the meat and slices in uniform portions
- cold dishes are prepared and other foods are stored under refrigeration
- the master of all foods that require grilling
- Hiring and organizing restaurant kitchen staff to maximize efficiency
- a member of the culinary hierarchy whose job involves stepping in when needed
- meeting, greeting, taking, and maximizing bookings
- a primary point of contact with a restaurant's customers
- Guest-facing
- serves as liaison between the customers in te dining room and the line cooks
- oversees the wait staff and food service of a fancy restaurant
- second in command in the kitchen
24 Clues: Guest-facing • a wine steward • in charge of fish • Cooks and Stewards • prepares the sauces • prepares ingredients • second in command in the kitchen • clear and reset tables for customers • in charge of cakes, cookies, pies and bread • the master of all foods that require grilling • disjoints the meat and slices in uniform portions • ...
nutrients 2022-10-25
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- is a food that is high in calories, yet lacks other nutrients?
- a guide developed by the USDA for healthful eating that identifies daily meal portions for fruit,vegetables,grains,protein,and dairy foods
- what are starches which absorb more slowly ?
- are often found in baked goods, desserts, salad dressings, sauces etc.
- a fat that is a liquid at room temperature?
- it requires 17 daily
- a group of fruit, vegetables, grains, protein, and dairy
- what is the chemical process by which the body breaks down substances and gets energy?
- when you consume a lot of fat substances
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- adding greatly-needed nutrients to foods that might not have had them in the first place.
- is sugars that are absorbed quick ?
- a type of starch the body cannot digest
- a group of organic compounds which are essential for normal growth and nutrition?
- what are the substances found in food that keep your body functioning?
- what is a liquid that you need up to 6-8 glasses of ?
- another way of saying salt?
- what is a fat formed from a process called hydrogenation which causes unsaturated fats to harden?
- they are needed to survive ?
- a food that has nutrients added back that where lost during processing
- the body needs all 6 water,carbohydrate,protein,fat,vitamins and minerals
- is made of a chemical compound called amino acids?
21 Clues: it requires 17 daily • another way of saying salt? • they are needed to survive ? • is sugars that are absorbed quick ? • a type of starch the body cannot digest • when you consume a lot of fat substances • a fat that is a liquid at room temperature? • what are starches which absorb more slowly ? • is made of a chemical compound called amino acids? • ...
Chemical Compounds 2022-01-25
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- Sodium Fluoride - Used to clean teeth
- (Fool’s Gold) Iron Disulphide - Make nutritional supplements
- Calcium Carbonate - Used to write on a blackboard
- Sodium Sulphate - Used for cleaning clothes
- Repellant Diethyltoluamide - Used on the skin to repel insects
- of Magnesia Magnesium Hydroxide - Calm an upset stomach
- Sodium Chloride - Flavoring foods
- Alcohol Ethanol - The intoxicant in liquor and beer
- Sodium Tetraborate - Used to clean the house and kill bugs
- Hydrogen Peroxide - Used to clean mouth
- Calcium Carbonate - Common material in old buildings
- Sucrose - Food sweetener
- Ice Solid Carbon Dioxide - Packing cold items for shipment
- Acetic Acid - Preserve and Season Foods, Household cleaner
- Soda Sodium Bicarbonate - Baking
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- Acetyl Salicylic Acid - Used for headaches
- Aluminum Chlorohydrate - Used to prevent sweating
- of Paris Calcium Sulphate Hydrate - Arts and crafts construction
- Sodium Hydroxide - Soap and candle making
- Lime Calcium Oxide - Used in stell and paper production
- Salt Magnesium Sulphate Heptahydrate - Relax muscles and ease pain in joints
- Calcium Carbonate - water treatment and purification
- Silicon Dioxide - Used for construction and playgrounds
- Sodium Hypochlorite - Used to whiten clothes and wash surfaces
- of Tartar Potassium Hydrogen Tartarate - Baking
- Balls Dichlorobenzene - Used to kill fabric insects
- Soda Sodium Hydroxide - Used to unclog drains
- Sanitizer Isopropyl Alcohol - Sterilizing the skin
- Gas Dinitrogen Oxide - Dental surgery, whip cream propellant
- Poison Arsenic - Used to kill rats
30 Clues: Sucrose - Food sweetener • Soda Sodium Bicarbonate - Baking • Sodium Chloride - Flavoring foods • Poison Arsenic - Used to kill rats • Sodium Fluoride - Used to clean teeth • Hydrogen Peroxide - Used to clean mouth • Sodium Hydroxide - Soap and candle making • Acetyl Salicylic Acid - Used for headaches • Sodium Sulphate - Used for cleaning clothes • ...
Kitchen Utensils 2025-10-03
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- Tool to remove the outer layer of fruits and vegetable
- Scissor-like utensil used to pick up and handle all kinds of food items
- bowl with holes used to drain items like pasta and vegetables
- a deep cooking pan, typically round, made of metal, and with one long handle and a lid.
- pan used for general sauteing and frying; sloping sides allow the cook to flip and toss items.
- measuring cups to measure dry ingredients such as flour or sugar
- sheet Flat sheet made of metal; Used for baking cookies
- to shred food into small pieces
- measuring cups Glass or plastic used for measuring wet ingredients ex- milk , vegetable oil
- knife larger sharp utensil is used for chopping or mincing
- spoon used to remove foods from a liquid
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- spoons to measure small amounts of ingredients
- turner used to turn pancakes or burgers
- electric piece of cooking equipment used for fine chopping, grinding and liquifying ingredints
- masher used to mash foods such as potatoes
- For folding ingredients and scraping the mixing bowl.
- A small handheld tool used to zest the peel of citrus fruit.
- bowl A bowl to add ingredients to and mix
- a wired handled utensil used to stir liquids quickly
- processor Machine for chopping, dicing, mixing pastry dough, mixing some cookie dough's, and pureeing fruit.
20 Clues: to shred food into small pieces • turner used to turn pancakes or burgers • spoon used to remove foods from a liquid • bowl A bowl to add ingredients to and mix • masher used to mash foods such as potatoes • spoons to measure small amounts of ingredients • a wired handled utensil used to stir liquids quickly • For folding ingredients and scraping the mixing bowl. • ...
Digestion 2025-10-15
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- this enemy begins fat digestion in the stomach (2 words)
- this organ stores and releases bile
- protects the stomach lining from the acidic gastric juice
- chemical messengers
- this organ produces bile to emulsify fats
- last part of the small intestine
- enzyme that begins protein digestion in the stomach
- the process by which undigested food and waste products are removed from the body
- this organ produces multiple digestive enzymes
- first part of the small intestine
- semiliquid mass of partially digested food that also contains gastric juices
- the physiological drive for non-specific foods
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- the psychological desire to eat specific foods
- the organ that reabsorbs water and prepares waste for elimination (2 words)
- the process of taking molecules across the GI tract walls and into circulation
- this is the organ where most digestion and absorption occurs (2 words)
- this organ moves food from the mouth to the stomach through peristalsis
- tiny finger-like projections in the small intestine
- salivary enzyme that begins carbohydrate digestion in the mouth
- mass of partially broken-down food that enters the esophagus
- this organ mixes food with gastric juice to form chyme
- rhythmic contractions and relaxation of muscles that move food down the GI tract
- the organ that begins mechanical digestion
- middle part of the small intestine
- the process by which food is broken down into molecules
25 Clues: chemical messengers • last part of the small intestine • first part of the small intestine • middle part of the small intestine • this organ stores and releases bile • this organ produces bile to emulsify fats • the organ that begins mechanical digestion • the psychological desire to eat specific foods • this organ produces multiple digestive enzymes • ...
Extraordinary Measure's Crossword 2014-11-13
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- a pharmaceutical that remains commercially undeveloped owing to limited potential for profitability
- a substance produced by a living organism that acts as a catalyst to bring about a specific biochemical reaction
- neuromuscular disorder that causes progressive muscle weakness
- large molecules composed of one or more long chains of amino acids
- the absence of contractions of the heart
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- any of a large group of organic compounds occurring in foods and living tissues and including sugars, starch, and cellulose
- characterized by the taking of financial risks in the hope of profit
- intensive care unit
- the scientific study of carbohydrates and their role in biology
- the chemical processes by which a plant or an animal uses food, water, etc., to grow and heal and to make energy
- a substance deposited in bodily tissues as a store of carbohydrates
- energetic behavior experienced after eating sugary foods
12 Clues: intensive care unit • the absence of contractions of the heart • energetic behavior experienced after eating sugary foods • neuromuscular disorder that causes progressive muscle weakness • the scientific study of carbohydrates and their role in biology • large molecules composed of one or more long chains of amino acids • ...
Food Allergies, Intolerances and Coeliac Disease 2014-11-27
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- This is a symptom of Coeliac Disease.
- _____________ disease is when the body cannot tolerate the protein gluten found in barley, rye, oats and wheat.
- _____________ intolerance is when a person cannot digest lactose (sugar in milk.)
- One of the most common foods that cause allergic reactions is _________.
- ________ rashes are a symptom of a food allergy.
- Wheezing or ____________ are also symptoms of a food allergy.
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- A food ________________ is a sensitivity which gives symptoms such as pain and bloating in the abdomen, diarrhoea, nausea, tiredness and weakness.
- An allergic reaction can lead to anaphylactic ____________.
- If a person is Coeliac, the _______ in the small intestine get attacked if s/he consumes foods which contain gluten.
- A food ____________ is the body having an allergic (bad) reaction to a food or an ingredient in a food.
- Coeliacs need to consume food which is ___________-free.
- Food intolerance does not involve the ______________ system.
12 Clues: This is a symptom of Coeliac Disease. • ________ rashes are a symptom of a food allergy. • Coeliacs need to consume food which is ___________-free. • An allergic reaction can lead to anaphylactic ____________. • Food intolerance does not involve the ______________ system. • Wheezing or ____________ are also symptoms of a food allergy. • ...
chapter 2 macie wood 2023-09-13
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- a food that is eaten routinely and supplies a large proportion of the calories people eat
- a typical standard and pattern related to food and eating behaviors
- the process by which microorganisms are prevented from entering a package during and after packaging
- the customary beliefs, social forms, and material traits of a racial, religious, or social group.
- the use of technology to modify the genes of our food sources.
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- foods derived from organisms whose genetic material has been modified in a way that does not occur naturally.
- a belief and attitude that is important to people
- customs prohibiting the use of certain edible resources as food
- forms of electronic communication
- learned behavior about a way of life passed down from generation to the next.
- the application of scientific for useful proposes to accomplish tasks or solve problems.
- foods prepared according to the laws of orthodox Judaism
12 Clues: forms of electronic communication • a belief and attitude that is important to people • foods prepared according to the laws of orthodox Judaism • the use of technology to modify the genes of our food sources. • customs prohibiting the use of certain edible resources as food • a typical standard and pattern related to food and eating behaviors • ...
Eat ealthily 2024-05-12
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- verb to throw away, give away or sell something
- foods made from milk, for example cheese and yogurt
- to find a time after
- verb to find the time o do something after waiting a long time
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- food that you buy that is not good for you
- a very sweet food that is in cakes, chocolate and sweets
- verb to be trapped in a place or a situation and not able to get out
- things we add to a food to make it taste or look better, or to help it stay fresh
- If food is ready-made, it is cooked or ready to cook when you buy it.
- If food is home-made, it is made at home, not bought in a shop.
- verb to return to your house or the place where you started
- food that you eat because it is good for you
- the different foods you cook together to make a dish
13 Clues: to find a time after • food that you buy that is not good for you • food that you eat because it is good for you • verb to throw away, give away or sell something • foods made from milk, for example cheese and yogurt • the different foods you cook together to make a dish • a very sweet food that is in cakes, chocolate and sweets • ...
Allergy Awareness 2025-04-27
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- A Halloween treat that may have allergens in it - you can get it in your bucket!
- A doctor for people with allergies
- Another common food allergen that comes from chickens and is round
- It's important to wash your hands with ______ and water before eating
- An immune system reaction after a certain food is eaten
- When something is made in the same factory that also makes things with the common allergens
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- A digestive system reaction after a certain food is eaten
- Something that happens when you eat something that you are allergic to
- The most common allergen
- When you are kind to someone because they have an allergy and can't eat the same foods as you
- This is something that kids with allergies have to protect themselves from having a reaction
- It's always important to check ______ before eating foods if you have an allergy
12 Clues: The most common allergen • A doctor for people with allergies • An immune system reaction after a certain food is eaten • A digestive system reaction after a certain food is eaten • Another common food allergen that comes from chickens and is round • It's important to wash your hands with ______ and water before eating • ...
Fluid - what you need to know 2025-08-04
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- Dialysis can only remove so much fluid during a ________, and the extra stays in the body.
- You can speak with your clinic ________ to discuss ways to achieve your sodium and fluid goals.
- Fluid related issues are the top cause of ________ for dialysis patients.
- Salty foods to avoid include ________ -to-eat soups (canned or dried).
- Sodium is the main ingredient in ________.
- Extra fluid puts pressure on your ________.
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- Most people feel best when drinking about ________ ounces per day.
- When the kidneys don't work well, the body cannot ________ away extra fluids.
- Foods that are low in sodium include low potassium fresh ________. (hint: peas, broccoli, carrots, etc)
- The daily fluid limit includes every drink and food that is liquid at ________ temperature.
- Extra fluids can cause ________ in the hands and feet, shortness of breath, and heart pounding.
- The secret to feeling less thirsty is to eat less ________.
12 Clues: Sodium is the main ingredient in ________. • Extra fluid puts pressure on your ________. • The secret to feeling less thirsty is to eat less ________. • Most people feel best when drinking about ________ ounces per day. • Salty foods to avoid include ________ -to-eat soups (canned or dried). • ...
Food Myths Crossword 2022-09-12
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- Popular diet pills, side effects include high blood pressure and liver issues
- Popular Diet which consists of very low carbohydrate intake, high fat, and moderate protein
- One of the 3 macronutrients; found in fruits, vegetables, starches, and grains
- Popular diet that requires prepackaged meals and shakes
- Label commonly found on diet foods often sweetened with artificial sweeteners
- Foods meant for those with Celiac Disease, often thought to be a "healthier" version
- Type of fat that leads to high LDL (bad) cholesterol
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- Waxy substance found in the body, high levels can lead to Heart Disease
- In order to lose weight, this must occur; most popular diets work by putting you into this
- Once thought to be unhealthy, due to high levels of cholesterol
- Term often found on the front of some food packages, not regulated by the FDA
- Most calorie dense of all the macronutrients
12 Clues: Most calorie dense of all the macronutrients • Type of fat that leads to high LDL (bad) cholesterol • Popular diet that requires prepackaged meals and shakes • Once thought to be unhealthy, due to high levels of cholesterol • Waxy substance found in the body, high levels can lead to Heart Disease • ...
national food and flower 2023-08-25
10 Clues: malay food • lotus from • minang food • sri lanka flower • flower from china • south korea flower • best food in thailand • national food from italy • the most flower from netherland • foods that are often found in Japan
UNIT 14 2021-12-07
10 Clues: garbage • bad, rude • nice to others • he ... hungry. • they ... happy • the opposite of wet • when it is not clean • outside when it rains • a way to register moments • where you put foods and drinks
Interview 2025-01-23
10 Clues: Her age? • Her name? • Favorite foods? • Favorite season? • Where she lives? • What was she holding? • Did she have glasses? • What is her room like? • Does she like video games? • Her favorite thing about San Miguel?
Gulf Pacific Team 2013-10-16
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- Saisd/i3/Gulf
- Ed Partner/Area Manager/Houston
- Lackland City/SFA/Math Guru
- Kansas City/Montana/Judson/Aubrey
- Guam/Alaska/Gulf
- Tutoring with Alphie/Good Wine/Canada
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- Southern Charm/SFA/Man vs Food
- Saisd/i3/Gulf
- KinderCorner 2/Pacoima/Healthy Foods
- Ball/Madison/SFA
- Shopper/Traveler/Ambassador
- Bling/Lackland City/SFA
- Judson/Cat/Trivia
- Tucson/SFA/Scotland
14 Clues: Saisd/i3/Gulf • Saisd/i3/Gulf • Ball/Madison/SFA • Guam/Alaska/Gulf • Judson/Cat/Trivia • Tucson/SFA/Scotland • Bling/Lackland City/SFA • Shopper/Traveler/Ambassador • Lackland City/SFA/Math Guru • Southern Charm/SFA/Man vs Food • Ed Partner/Area Manager/Houston • Kansas City/Montana/Judson/Aubrey • KinderCorner 2/Pacoima/Healthy Foods • Tutoring with Alphie/Good Wine/Canada
Bianca's Bridal Shower 2026-02-04
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- Wedding month
- Main wedding color
- Where Bianca was born
- Clayton's favorite dessert
- One of their favorite things to do together
- Their favorite game
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- Their favorite pro football team
- One of Clayton's favorite hobbies
- 1st Date Restaurant
- Name of their puppy
- Clayton's middle name
- One of Bianca's favorite foods
- How many siblings Bianca has
13 Clues: Wedding month • Main wedding color • 1st Date Restaurant • Name of their puppy • Their favorite game • Where Bianca was born • Clayton's middle name • Clayton's favorite dessert • How many siblings Bianca has • One of Bianca's favorite foods • Their favorite pro football team • One of Clayton's favorite hobbies • One of their favorite things to do together
Breastfeeding 2021 2021-07-27
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- Babies' weight ________ in first few days is caused by physiological diuresis of extracellular fluid.
- MILK Condell’s three options to supplement a baby are mom’s expressed breast milk (when available), ________ formula and
- Lactogenesis II is the onset of copious milk production typically occurring between day 2-4. This was typically known as “the milk coming in” and is now referred to as "the milk ________ is increasing"
- Per AAP guidelines it is recommended babies room in, which means the dyad is not separated for greater than ________ hour(s).
- According the WHO, to meet their evolving nutritional requirements, infants should receive nutritionally adequate and safe complementary foods while breastfeeding continues for up to ________ ________ of age or beyond.
- A mom's body begins to produce ________ during pregnancy.
- Per WHO, "To meet the growing needs of babies at Vmonths of age, mashed solid foods should be introduced as a complement to continued breastfeeding. Foods for the baby can be specially prepared or modified from family meals. "
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- Pain while nursing is normal (True/False)
- Breast size can estimate how much milk a mom can produce (true/false)
- ________ milk is higher in protein and anti-infective properties.
- When dyad is separated and mom is stable, it is recommended mother pumps within ________ hour(s) after a vaginal delivery .
- Babies can remove milk from the breast ________ efficiently than the pump on the first day of life, therefore the amount of pumped milk does not show how much milk baby is getting.
- Perceived ________ milk supply is the number one reason moms stop breastfeeding.
- ________ nipples are the number one reason moms stop breastfeeding in the hospital.
- ________ is a late feeding cue. It can be harder to nurse, as baby now first needs to be calmed therefore offer breast when early cues are demonstrated.
15 Clues: Pain while nursing is normal (True/False) • A mom's body begins to produce ________ during pregnancy. • ________ milk is higher in protein and anti-infective properties. • Breast size can estimate how much milk a mom can produce (true/false) • Perceived ________ milk supply is the number one reason moms stop breastfeeding. • ...
Breastfeeding 2021 2021-07-27
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- Babies' weight ________ in first few days is caused by physiological diuresis of extracellular fluid.
- MILK Condell’s three options to supplement a baby are mom’s expressed breast milk (when available), ________ and formula.
- Lactogenesis II is the onset of copious milk production typically occurring between day 2-4. This was typically known as “the milk coming in” and is now referred to as "the milk ________ is increasing"
- Per AAP guidelines it is recommended babies room in, which means the dyad is not separated for greater than ________ hour(s).
- According the WHO, to meet their evolving nutritional requirements, infants should receive nutritionally adequate and safe complementary foods while breastfeeding continues for up to ________ ________ of age or beyond.
- A mom's body begins to produce ________ during pregnancy.
- Per WHO, "To meet the growing needs of babies at ________ months of age, mashed solid foods should be introduced as a complement to continued breastfeeding. Foods for the baby can be specially prepared or modified from family meals. "
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- Pain while nursing is normal. (True/False)
- Breast size can estimate how much milk a mom can produce. (true/false)
- ________ milk is higher in protein and anti-infective properties.
- When dyad is separated and mom is stable, it is recommended mother pumps within ________ hour(s) after a vaginal delivery .
- Babies can remove milk from the breast ________ efficiently than the pump on the first day of life, therefore the amount of pumped milk does not show how much milk baby is getting.
- Perceived ________ milk supply is the number one reason moms stop breastfeeding.
- ________ nipples are the number one reason moms stop breastfeeding in the hospital.
- ________ is a late feeding cue. It can be harder to nurse, as baby now first needs to be calmed therefore offer breast when early cues are demonstrated.
15 Clues: Pain while nursing is normal. (True/False) • A mom's body begins to produce ________ during pregnancy. • ________ milk is higher in protein and anti-infective properties. • Breast size can estimate how much milk a mom can produce. (true/false) • Perceived ________ milk supply is the number one reason moms stop breastfeeding. • ...
Breastfeeding 2021 2021-07-27
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- When dyad is separated and mom is stable, it is recommended mother pumps within ________ hour(s) after a vaginal delivery .
- Condell’s three options to supplement a baby are mom’s expressed breast milk (when available), ________ and formula.
- Pain while nursing is normal. (True/False)
- ________ nipples are the number one reason moms stop breastfeeding in the hospital.
- According the WHO, to meet their evolving nutritional requirements, infants should receive nutritionally adequate and safe complementary foods while breastfeeding continues for up to ________ ________ of age or beyond.
- ________ is a late feeding cue. It can be harder to nurse, as baby now first needs to be calmed therefore offer breast when early cues are demonstrated.
- Lactogenesis II is the onset of copious milk production typically occurring between day 2-4. This was typically known as “the milk coming in” and is now referred to as "the milk ________ is increasing"
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- ________ milk is higher in protein and anti-infective properties.
- Babies' weight ________ in first few days is caused by physiological diuresis of extracellular fluid.
- A mom's body begins to produce ________ during pregnancy.
- Babies can remove milk from the breast ________ efficiently than the pump on the first day of life, therefore the amount of pumped milk does not show how much milk baby is getting.
- Breast size can estimate how much milk a mom can produce. (true/false)
- Perceived ________ milk supply is the number one reason moms stop breastfeeding.
- Per AAP guidelines it is recommended babies room in, which means the dyad is not separated for greater than ________ hour(s).
- Per WHO, "To meet the growing needs of babies at ________ months of age, mashed solid foods should be introduced as a complement to continued breastfeeding. Foods for the baby can be specially prepared or modified from family meals. "
15 Clues: Pain while nursing is normal. (True/False) • A mom's body begins to produce ________ during pregnancy. • ________ milk is higher in protein and anti-infective properties. • Breast size can estimate how much milk a mom can produce. (true/false) • Perceived ________ milk supply is the number one reason moms stop breastfeeding. • ...
Breastfeeding 2021 2021-07-28
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- ________ is a late feeding cue. It can be harder to nurse, as baby now first needs to be calmed therefore offer breast when early cues are demonstrated.
- A mom's body begins to produce ________ during pregnancy.
- According the WHO, to meet their evolving nutritional requirements, infants should receive nutritionally adequate and safe complementary foods while breastfeeding continues for up to ________ ________ of age or beyond.
- Breast size can estimate how much milk a mom can produce. (true/false)
- Lactogenesis II is the onset of copious milk production typically occurring between day 2-4. This was typically known as “the milk coming in” and is now referred to as "the milk ________ is increasing"
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- Condell’s three options to supplement a baby are mom’s expressed breast milk (when available), ________ ________ and formula.
- Babies can remove milk from the breast ________ efficiently than the pump on the first day of life, therefore the amount of pumped milk does not show how much milk baby is getting.
- Babies' weight ________ in first few days is caused by physiological diuresis of extracellular fluid.
- ________ milk is higher in protein and anti-infective properties.
- Perceived ________ milk supply is the number one reason moms stop breastfeeding.
- ________ nipples are the number one reason moms stop breastfeeding in the hospital.
- When a dyad is separated and mom is stable, it is recommended mother pumps within ________ hour(s) after a vaginal delivery .
- Pain while nursing is normal. (true/false)
- Per WHO, "To meet the growing needs of babies at ________ months of age, mashed solid foods should be introduced as a complement to continued breastfeeding. Foods for the baby can be specially prepared or modified from family meals. "
- Per AAP guidelines it is recommended babies room in, which means the dyad is not separated for greater than ________ hour(s).
15 Clues: Pain while nursing is normal. (true/false) • A mom's body begins to produce ________ during pregnancy. • ________ milk is higher in protein and anti-infective properties. • Breast size can estimate how much milk a mom can produce. (true/false) • Perceived ________ milk supply is the number one reason moms stop breastfeeding. • ...
Cooking Terms Crossword 2024-04-29
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- Pan used to bake cookies, cream puffs, etc.
- Rub the inside surface of a pan with shortening to prevent food from sticking
- Beats and blends foods together and incorporates air.
- To mix two or more ingredients together with a spoon, beater or electric blender until combined.
- Tool shaped like scissors used for picking up food.
- Cut into tiny particles by rubbing across the small rough holes of a kitchen tool.
- Long-handled, low-sided pan; used to fry and saute.
- Tool to remove the skin of vegetables and fruits.
- Used to separate particles to make light and fluffy.
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- Handheld item with mesh used to separate solids from liquids.
- To cook food quickly in a small amount of oil in a skillet or sauté pan over direct heat.
- Tool used to weigh ingredients.
- Aids in pouring foods into small-mouthed containers
- Blender Used to cut fat in with flour when making pastry or biscuits.
- Cut food into flat pieces of the same slice.
- To cook food directly under or above the heat source.
- A technique used to gently combine a light, airy mixture (such as beaten egg whites) with a heavier mixture (such as whipped cream or custard)using a rubber scraper.
- To cut food into very small pieces.
18 Clues: Tool used to weigh ingredients. • To cut food into very small pieces. • Pan used to bake cookies, cream puffs, etc. • Cut food into flat pieces of the same slice. • Tool to remove the skin of vegetables and fruits. • Aids in pouring foods into small-mouthed containers • Tool shaped like scissors used for picking up food. • ...
Healthy Behaviors 2022-01-19
13 Clues: how you hear • how you feel • how you taste • Brush With Care • Eat Healthy Foods • what you type with • what you walk with • what you think with • Protect From Debris • Drink A Lot Of Water • how you move your hand • something that you should not do • Avoid Loud Noise For Extended Periods Of Time
HISTORY OF HEALTH CARE 2022-08-17
13 Clues: evil spirit • fresh water • bubonic plague • cause of disease • cause of illness • to treat illnesses • eating healthy foods • to listen to the lungs • also called apothecaries • to see what is inside the body • using biological agents as weapons • the state of being in optimum health • outbreak of disease over a large area
HeidiOprotein 2017-01-23
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- Stimulates muscles in digestive tract to help food through the body
- Our body breaks this down first
- How many amino acids are essential for good health?
- The different structure types of carbs
- Amino acids that the body needs but cannot provide; obtained from foods
- Simple carbohydrates chemically formed from plants; made of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen
- Outerskin of grain
- Formed when plants combine simple glucose units into more complicated chemical structures
- Plant proteins that lack at least one essential amino acids
- Chemical structures that make up fats
- Simple, hard seed
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- Carbohydrates with complicated structures; starches
- What is the main function of proteins?
- Embryo of grain
- Complicated chemical arrangements that plants form by combining single glucose units to build starch
- How often do you need protein?
- How many amino acids are non-essential for good health?
- Sugars with single unit chemical structure
- Sugars extracted from plants and used to sweeten foods
- Sugars formed from simple one and two unit structures
- Fat like substances in all body cells; needed for many essential body processes
- Formed when two monosaccharides combine chemically
- How many different types of amino acids are there?
- Chemical building blocks of proteins that link together in many arrangements
- Vitamins the factory puts back were naturally found in food
25 Clues: Embryo of grain • Simple, hard seed • Outerskin of grain • How often do you need protein? • Our body breaks this down first • Chemical structures that make up fats • What is the main function of proteins? • The different structure types of carbs • Sugars with single unit chemical structure • Formed when two monosaccharides combine chemically • ...
JRussell Protein 2017-01-23
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- Fats produced when oils are turned into solids in food production.
- Amino acids that the boy needs but cannot provide.
- Green pigment in plants.
- Fatty acids in fish oil.
- Unsaturated fatty acids with one hydrogen unit missing.
- Cells that store fat from foods and grow larger as they store additional fat.
- Chemical building blocks of proteins that link together in many arrangements.
- Lipoprotein that takes cholesterol from liver to where needed in the body.
- Fatty acid that contains all the hydrogen it can chemically hold.
- Simple carbs chemically formed from plants.
- Lipoprotein that picks up up cholesterol and takes it back to the liver for excretion.
- Carbs with complicated structures.
- Chemical process that turns vegetable oil into solids.
- Chemical packages that transport fatty acids through the bloodstream.
- Chemical structures that make up fats.
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- Nutrients that is a persons main source of energy.
- Type of lipid, commonly called fats.
- Sugars extracted from plants and used to sweeten foods.
- Chemical process by which plants make carbs.
- Protein with globular shape.
- Unsaturated fatty acid with two or more hydrogen units missing.
- Sugars with single unit chemical structure.
- Plant proteins that lack at least one essential amino acid.
- Proteins that contain all essential amino acids.
- Formed when plants combine single glucose units in more complicated chemical structures.
- Fat like substance in all body cells
26 Clues: Green pigment in plants. • Fatty acids in fish oil. • Protein with globular shape. • Carbs with complicated structures. • Type of lipid, commonly called fats. • Fat like substance in all body cells • Chemical structures that make up fats. • Sugars with single unit chemical structure. • Simple carbs chemically formed from plants. • Chemical process by which plants make carbs. • ...
Brittain- Kitchen Safety Crossword 2018-03-07
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- What food poisoning microorganism is serious for pregnant woman?
- What’s the best method to dry dishes?
- Don’t put this in the sink filled with hot, soapy water.
- What colour is the cutting board for fruits and vegetables usually?
- bacteria from one item transferred to another.
- What food poisoning microorganism can come from raw milk?
- What fight back method includes using different cutting boards?
- ---- to the sky
- The soapy water should be --- in the sink.
- Staphylococcus creates what that causes vomiting shortly after being ingested?
- What grows on dishes if they haven’t been properly cleaned?
- You are more likely to cut yourself with a ---- knife.
- When cutting with a knife keep your fingers away from this
- When using electrical appliances, make sure your hands are.
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- What colour is the cutting board for raw meat usually?
- What’s the abbreviation to treat Anaphylaxis?
- the tool that is used to sharpen knives.
- How long are you supposed to lather your hands for?
- What is the most common food borne illness?
- How long can foods stay in the danger zone?
- What food poisoning microorganism comes from improperly prepared home canned foods?
- What’s the first step of washing your hands?
- When unplugging electrical appliances don’t pull it out by this.
- ------ to the thigh
- When sharpening a knife, it should be facing ---- from you.
25 Clues: ---- to the sky • ------ to the thigh • What’s the best method to dry dishes? • the tool that is used to sharpen knives. • The soapy water should be --- in the sink. • What is the most common food borne illness? • How long can foods stay in the danger zone? • What’s the first step of washing your hands? • What’s the abbreviation to treat Anaphylaxis? • ...
Health Review 2022-02-11
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- french fries salad or vegetables area examples of these
- potential negative effect of eaching large portion sizes
- a healthier way to prepare foods like chicken
- the proper name for pink eye
- medical doctor specializing in eye care and can perform surgery to correct eye problems
- far sightedness caused by shorter than normal eye balls
- a condition when the eyes become clouded
- nearsightedness caused by longer than normal eye balls
- one of the tips we discussed to reduce portion sizes
- an addictive chemical in both cigarettes and vapes
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- the size or amount of food eaten at each meal
- a condition caused by not having perfectly round corneas
- a guide to help people know how many calories and nutrients are in a certain amount of food
- this is a serving size about a cup and is the recommended size for rice or pasta
- should have several glasses of this every day
- one of the potential side effects of quiting vaping
- one of the potential negative side effects of vaping
- eye specialist that is not a medical doctor and cannot perform surgery to correct eye problems
- a less healthy way to prepare foods like chicken in hot oil
- a serving size of meat should be about this size
- Inhaling vapor caused by heating liquid
- attempting to have food from all of the food groups
22 Clues: the proper name for pink eye • Inhaling vapor caused by heating liquid • a condition when the eyes become clouded • the size or amount of food eaten at each meal • should have several glasses of this every day • a healthier way to prepare foods like chicken • a serving size of meat should be about this size • an addictive chemical in both cigarettes and vapes • ...
Nutrition 2022-10-07
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- combines with molecules to circulate in the blood and needed to make vitamin D, cell membranes, and certain hormones
- The last symptom is being thirsty
- They help build and repair tissues. are needed for enzyme activity.
- can build up in the arteries and cause a blockage
- An electrolyte; builds muscle
- ARE NOT stored in the body, are found in many fruits and veggies.
- third to be burned
- cooking oil
- rate at which your body burns calories
- is an abnormal response to a food that is triggered by the body’s immune system
- controls your metabolism
- substance in food that your body processes to enable it to function
- keys in making our immune system stronger
- second to be burned
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- can be caused by eating foods or ingredients that irritate the intestine.
- how we measure how much energy a food has
- carbs are considered whole grains, food in its natural form
- They dissolve in fat.
- is the GOOD cholesterol. Our body produces it.
- butter
- is the BAD cholesterol. It comes from fatty foods
- keeps intestines healthy
- first to be burned
- It helps the body build new cells and repair existing ones.
- can lead to osteoporosis
- used for every body function!
- Helps transport oxygen throughout the body; in hemoglobin; deficiency leads to anemia
- Maintains strong bones and
- carbs refined grains
29 Clues: butter • cooking oil • third to be burned • first to be burned • second to be burned • carbs refined grains • They dissolve in fat. • keeps intestines healthy • can lead to osteoporosis • controls your metabolism • Maintains strong bones and • An electrolyte; builds muscle • used for every body function! • The last symptom is being thirsty • rate at which your body burns calories • ...
Nutrient Exam Review 2022-10-24
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- the energy needed to raise the temperature of 1 gram of water through
- a waxy substance found in your blood
- having added nutrients.
- considered beneficial fats because they can improve blood cholesterol levels
- if a food does not contain nutrients or if the calories from sugar and fats outweigh the nutrients found in the food
- found throughout the body—in muscle, bone, skin, hair, and virtually every other body part or tissue
- the process by which the body changes food and drink into energy
- sugars and syrups that are added to foods or beverages
- type of carbohydrate that the body can't digest
- substance that provides nourishment essential for growth and life
- elements in food to help our bodies develop and function
- Fruits, Vegetables, Grains, Protein Foods, and Dairy
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- everyday food that you eat, dairy, fruits, grains, vegetables, protein.
- broken down quickly by the body to be used as energy
- made up of sugar molecules that are strung together in long, complex chains
- the process of adding micronutrients to food.
- carbohydrate, protein, fat, vitamins, minerals and water
- inorganic, transparent, tasteless, odorless, and nearly colorless chemical
- a chemical element also known as salt
- considered the worst type of fat to eat
- organic substances that are generally classified as either fat soluble or water soluble
21 Clues: having added nutrients. • a waxy substance found in your blood • a chemical element also known as salt • considered the worst type of fat to eat • the process of adding micronutrients to food. • type of carbohydrate that the body can't digest • broken down quickly by the body to be used as energy • Fruits, Vegetables, Grains, Protein Foods, and Dairy • ...
Nutrient Review 2022-10-24
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- The body depends on this for practically every process necessary for life.
- What is fat that is created through a process called hydrogenation?
- This helps make Vitamin D.
- Adding nutrients to foods that might not have had them in the first place.
- WHat is a guide developed by the USDA for healthful eating?
- What is the chemical process by which the body breaks down substances and gets energy?
- This helps maintain the right balance of fluids in the body.
- What are substances in food that help the body function?
- What helps regulate many of the chemical processes in the body?
- What are excellent sources of fuel for the body called?
- What are sugars that are absorbed quickly?
- What are Candy and Soda examples of?
- What cannot be digested but helps clean the intestines?
- What regulates body temperature and dissolves Vitamins, Minerals, Amino Acids, and other nutrients?
- What provides energy as well as helps build, maintain, and repair body tissues?
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- What is fat that is liquid at room temperature called?
- What do we measure energy in food through?
- There are five of these.
- What are sugars that are added during the processing of foods?
- What is substance that must be obtained from the diet because the body doesn't sufficiently make it?
- What is a food that has nutrients added back that were lost during processing?
21 Clues: There are five of these. • This helps make Vitamin D. • What are Candy and Soda examples of? • What do we measure energy in food through? • What are sugars that are absorbed quickly? • What is fat that is liquid at room temperature called? • What are excellent sources of fuel for the body called? • What cannot be digested but helps clean the intestines? • ...
Nutrient's Mickey Mouse Clubhouse 2022-10-25
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- What is it called when greatly-needed nutrients are added to foods that didn't need them in the first place?
- What is it called when nutrients are added back that were lost during processing?
- What fats are formed from hydrogenation?
- What ingredient is found in baked goods, desserts, salad dressings, sauces, spreads, sugar-sweetened beverages, and sweets?
- What does the body need 17 daily of?
- What helps transmit nerve impulses?
- What are the substances found in food that keep your body functioning?
- What regulates your body temperature?
- What helps regulate the many chemical processes in the body?
- What is made up of amino acids?
- What are starches that are absorbed slowly?
- What can clog your heart if too much is consumed?
- What is the chemical process that breaks down substances for energy?
- What is the guide that was developed by the USDA for healthful eating?
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- What are sugars that are absorbed quickly?
- How do we measure energy in food?
- What fats are usually liquid at room temperature?
- What does your body need 6 categories of or it will die?
- What is a starch that the body cannot digest?
- What is a food that is high in calories yet lacks other nutrients?
- When foods are separated and categorized what are they called?
21 Clues: What is made up of amino acids? • How do we measure energy in food? • What helps transmit nerve impulses? • What does the body need 17 daily of? • What regulates your body temperature? • What fats are formed from hydrogenation? • What are sugars that are absorbed quickly? • What are starches that are absorbed slowly? • What is a starch that the body cannot digest? • ...
COMMON METHODS OF MEAT PROCESSING 2023-12-05
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- Food additive used to help stabilize mixtures, like oil and vinegar.
- Common preservative used in cured meat products including bacon.
- Method of dehydration using salt to withdraw moisture from meat.
- Drying at a room temperature of 110 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Often used as a natural emulsifier in bakery and confectionery products.
- Exposure of meat to wood smoke for preservation and flavor.
- Substance added to foods to thicken or improve texture.
- Application of salt, sugar, and preservatives to extend shelf life.
- Exposure of meat to a temperature range of 0 to 32 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Substance counteracting the astringent quality of salt in curing.
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- Synthetic food emulsifier used in ice creams.
- Transfer of extremely large energy to affect rapid biological and chemical changes exposing food to bursts of gamma rays, X-rays or electron beams..
- Used as a gelling agent or emulsifier in desserts and derived from red algae.
- Color fixation agents responsible for the proper color in cured meat products.
- Hermetic sealing of foods in cans and jars.
- Removal of moisture from meat
- Natural emulsifier found in apples and used in jams and jellies.
- Process of removing moisture content into ice and gas without passing the liquid state.
- USDA-approved ingredients in meat and poultry products that add texture.
- Added for flavor and has antiseptic value, aids in prolonging shelf-life.
20 Clues: Removal of moisture from meat • Hermetic sealing of foods in cans and jars. • Synthetic food emulsifier used in ice creams. • Substance added to foods to thicken or improve texture. • Exposure of meat to wood smoke for preservation and flavor. • Drying at a room temperature of 110 to 120 degrees Fahrenheit. • ...
MyPlate 2023-11-21
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- Try fat-free or low ___________ foods when you can.
- This makes a quick and easy "ready-to-eat" breakfast with fruit and milk.
- Broccoli and green beans are examples of a _____________.
- An orange vegetable.
- MyPlate is a _____________ to help you eat a variety of foods for a healthy body.
- Lean __________ is an excellent source of protein, iron, and zinc.
- Salmon and trout are examples of _____________.
- This sweet, smooth food comes in many different flavors and is a great way to get calcium for your bones.
- Pinto, kidney, black, refried - there are lots of different kinds and they can be eaten lots of different ways.
- Apples, oranges, and bananas fit into this food group.
- Vegetable or olive __________ are often used for cooking and are part of a healthful diet.
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- Use the My_____________ as a guide.
- Cheddar, swiss, mozzarella, monterey jack are examples of.
- These are a great source of protein and can be mixed with cereal and dried fruit for an "on-the-go" snack.
- Fits into the grains group of MyPlate. Goes great with a stir-fry.
- Use whole-grain _____________ for your sandwiches.
- Chicken and turkey are examples of ______________.
- You can hard boil, scramble, fry, or poach these, or eat them as an omelet.
- Spaghetti is a type of _________.
- Eat a variety of _____________ from all of the groups.
20 Clues: An orange vegetable. • Spaghetti is a type of _________. • Use the My_____________ as a guide. • Salmon and trout are examples of _____________. • Use whole-grain _____________ for your sandwiches. • Chicken and turkey are examples of ______________. • Try fat-free or low ___________ foods when you can. • Apples, oranges, and bananas fit into this food group. • ...
Nutrient Exam Crossword 2023-10-03
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- build materials for our bones and regulate the bodies nerve balance
- a mineral found in many foods , called salt
- deliberately increasing the contents of one of the micro nutrients in food
- a type of body carbohydrate the body cannot digest
- nutrients needed in order to maintain life such as water, and carbohydrates
- carbs found in natural foods like milk,and fruits
- essential liquid to sustain our normal life
- fruits , vegetables ,grains ,proteins and dairy
- chemical blocks that build and cause amino acids
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- sugars and syrups to add to food when they're processed
- chemical compounds in food that are used for body function and health
- essential for normal growth but cannot be synthisized by the body
- made up of sugar molecules that are strung together in long, complex chains.
- when liquids oils are turned into solid fats
- a waxy substance found on all cells in the body needed to make hormones
- adding micro nutrients back to a food product after they've been lost
- when a food doesn't contain nutrients so the sugar and carbs over power the nutritional value
- how fast the body can process and digest food to eventually go through the execratory system
- a unit of energy used to give people energy through their food and drinks
- benificial fats help the body with things like lowering cholestoral levels
20 Clues: a mineral found in many foods , called salt • essential liquid to sustain our normal life • when liquids oils are turned into solid fats • fruits , vegetables ,grains ,proteins and dairy • chemical blocks that build and cause amino acids • carbs found in natural foods like milk,and fruits • a type of body carbohydrate the body cannot digest • ...
Kitchen Safety 2020-03-09
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- Free from dirt,pollution or contamination
- Microscopic Living Organisms
- measure of how hot or cold something is
- transfer of bacteria from one substance to another
- anything where food is either wholly or partially packed or contained
- the application of a cleaning product to destroy bacteria and pathogens.
- A appliance to sharpen you knife
- a insect that is dangerous to crops,foods and livestock
- when someone reacts to a substance that is usually harmless to most people (ie peanuts)
- Where to store your knives
- a practice or activity to keep things clean and healthy such as washing your hands.
- blank is what people and animals need to survive
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- a substance to destroy pest
- practice of keeping your kitchen accident free
- is a result of consuming spoiled or contaminated food
- Foods that don't require prior preparation before consuming (chocolate bars)
- Wrapping of a container that will not transfer nontoxic or toxic substance into food and is approved by the CFIA
- handling,storage and preparation of food to avoid food borne illnesses
- an orginism that lives in or on an organism called its host and lives by deriving its host of its nutrients
- something impure or unsuitable by something unclean
- temperature zone where food-borne bacteria rapidly grows
- Any substance that may be used as food
22 Clues: Where to store your knives • a substance to destroy pest • Microscopic Living Organisms • A appliance to sharpen you knife • Any substance that may be used as food • measure of how hot or cold something is • Free from dirt,pollution or contamination • practice of keeping your kitchen accident free • blank is what people and animals need to survive • ...
Food 2020-12-01
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- To remove excess of liquid from after washing or cooking it.
- Food what makes good for your body
- o cook by exposing to dry heat as in an oven or before a fire
- to cut with or as if with a knife
- Foods that are not good for your health, but most of the time they are tasty
- o cook food by putting it in water at high temperatures
- food difficult to break into small pieces.
- When food has too much sugar
- to make something become liquid through heating.
- when you bite food, it crunches
- with an unpleasantly sharp taste
- to broil, fry or toast
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- Foods that have a lot of water.
- to extract a liquid or soft substance from something by compressing it firmly.
- to divide into smaller parts by rubbing on a serrated surface .
- Covered with or full of fat or oil
- when the food has an acid taste
- containing strong flavours from spices
- taht you don't like or that is extremely unpleasant or unacceptable
- having a high temperature
- A meal that needs little preparation
- food that takes a long time to digest.
- to combine or put all the ingredients
- when food has too much salt
- It is often described as a rather bland staple food.
25 Clues: to broil, fry or toast • having a high temperature • when food has too much salt • When food has too much sugar • Foods that have a lot of water. • when the food has an acid taste • when you bite food, it crunches • with an unpleasantly sharp taste • to cut with or as if with a knife • Covered with or full of fat or oil • Food what makes good for your body • ...
Vitamins and Minerals 2024-05-08
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- A vitamin that helps the body absorb iron; a deficiency can cause scurvy.
- A deficiency of this vitamin can cause Beriberi.
- Vitamin B12 deficiency can cause this type of anemia.
- Vitamin that is part of the B vitamin group; can help with healthy hair, skin, and nails.
- A component of hemoglobin in red blood cells
- Essential in early pregnancy to prevent neural tube defects.
- Vitamin K helps to ___ your blood.
- This mineral helps to maintain fluid balance and is found in abundance in processed foods.
- This mineral was added to salt in the 1920's, so deficiencies in the U.S. are rare.
- Helps the body regulate muscle and nerve function.
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- Synthesized by the sun; works with calcium to build strong bones.
- This electrolyte plays a key role in maintaining a normal heartbeat.
- Added to toothpaste and many municipal water supplies to help strengthen bones and teeth.
- This mineral works with phosphorus to help strengthen bones and teeth.
- Vitamin A helps with this, especially at night.
- Another name for Vitamin B12, which helps the body produce red blood cells and DNA.
- Sodium, potassium, and chloride are a group of minerals called this.
- Vitamins A, D, E, and K are ____ soluble.
- B vitamins like thiamine, riboflavin, and niacin help your body create this from foods.
- A mineral that is a component of stomach acid.
20 Clues: Vitamin K helps to ___ your blood. • Vitamins A, D, E, and K are ____ soluble. • A component of hemoglobin in red blood cells • A mineral that is a component of stomach acid. • Vitamin A helps with this, especially at night. • A deficiency of this vitamin can cause Beriberi. • Helps the body regulate muscle and nerve function. • ...
Kitchen Utensils 2024-03-05
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- Tool to remove the outer layer of fruits and vegetable
- Scissor-like utensil used to pick up and handle all kinds of food items
- bowl with holes used to drain items like pasta and vegetables
- a deep cooking pan, typically round, made of metal, and with one long handle and a lid.
- pan used for general sauteing and frying; sloping sides allow the cook to flip and toss items.
- measuring cups to measure dry ingredients such as flour or sugar
- sheet Flat sheet made of metal; Used for baking cookies
- to shred food into small pieces
- measuring cups Glass or plastic used for measuring wet ingredients ex- milk , vegetable oil
- knife larger sharp utensil is used for chopping or mincing
- spoon used to remove foods from a liquid
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- spoons to measure small amounts of ingredients
- turner used to turn pancakes or burgers
- electric piece of cooking equipment used for fine chopping, grinding and liquifying ingredints
- masher used to mash foods such as potatoes
- For folding ingredients and scraping the mixing bowl.
- A small handheld tool used to zest the peel of citrus fruit.
- bowl A bowl to add ingredients to and mix
- a wired handled utensil used to stir liquids quickly
- processor Machine for chopping, dicing, mixing pastry dough, mixing some cookie dough's, and pureeing fruit.
20 Clues: to shred food into small pieces • turner used to turn pancakes or burgers • spoon used to remove foods from a liquid • bowl A bowl to add ingredients to and mix • masher used to mash foods such as potatoes • spoons to measure small amounts of ingredients • a wired handled utensil used to stir liquids quickly • For folding ingredients and scraping the mixing bowl. • ...
CROSSWORD IDENTIFICATION 2024-09-13
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- Entry level cook
- section that handles the preparation of bread, pastries, cakes and baked desserts
- A system in Food Safety Management that provides identification and assessment of the hazards and risks associated with a food preparation.
- A large, deep, straight-sided pot for preparing stocks and simmering large quantities of liquids.
- Prepares bread, cakes and breakfast pastries
- It is a round, broad shallow, heavy duty pot with straight sides.
- to cut items into very small pieces
- The leading cause of food-borne illness
- an estimate of the likely occurrence of a hazard
- is used to mix, puree and emulsify liquids such as soup, sauces and batters.
- Announcer/ Expediter
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- Student Gaining theoretical and practical training and work experience in the kitchen
- incident in which two or more people experience the same illness after eating the same food
- small broilers used primarily for browning or glazing the tops of some items.
- Fine slices or shredded leafy vegetables
- is a kitchen utensil used to strain foods such as pasta or to rinse vegetables.
- Football-shaped pieces with seven equal sides and blunt ends.
- creation and maintenance of conditions that will prevent food contamination or food- borne illness.
- Prepares fried foods
- It is similar to a small, shallow, light saucepot, but with long handles instead of two loop handles.
20 Clues: Entry level cook • Prepares fried foods • Announcer/ Expediter • to cut items into very small pieces • The leading cause of food-borne illness • Fine slices or shredded leafy vegetables • Prepares bread, cakes and breakfast pastries • an estimate of the likely occurrence of a hazard • Football-shaped pieces with seven equal sides and blunt ends. • ...
life vision unit 3 2023-04-03
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- in some sports, the area between two posts where players try to send the ball
- someone who does not eat meat or fish
- a large, round vegetable that consists of a lot of thick leaves
- ood at thinking of new ideas or using imagination to create new and unusual things
- one of the different foods that a particular type of food is made from
- to see something and be aware of it
- he number of points someone gets in a game or test
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- the answer to a problem
- someone who is paid to work for a person or company
- considering all the facts in a fair way
- something that helps you or gives you an advantage
- a hard hat that protects your head
- a machine with a moving part that you walk or run on for exercise
- a unit for measuring the amount of energy food provides
- loose, comfortable clothes, usually trousers and a top, especially worn for exercising
- a piece of equipment that you use to hit a ball in sports such as tennis
- someone who studies science or works in science
- a list of foods and a set of instructions telling you how to cook something
- to practise a sport or exercise, often in order to prepare for a sporting event, or to help someone to do this
- soft sports shoe
20 Clues: soft sports shoe • the answer to a problem • a hard hat that protects your head • to see something and be aware of it • someone who does not eat meat or fish • considering all the facts in a fair way • someone who studies science or works in science • something that helps you or gives you an advantage • he number of points someone gets in a game or test • ...
EOPA Review 2023-04-12
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- Long thin knife that looks like a saw
- Cows
- Fish, Shellfish, Crustaceans
- Pig
- Deep tear
- when harmful bacteria are accidentally transferred from raw food to ready-to-eat food
- What do you do when you discover a fire
- How you use a fire extinguisher
- Uses a thin layer of HEATED FAT from a heat source/Oil
- Smallest knife used to peel fruits and vegetables
- The Finest level of chopping
- Uses HOT AIR to cook, usually applies to meats and poultry
- Cooks without exposure to the flame, typically in a oven
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- A liquid or semisolid product that is used in preparing other foods that adds flavor and moisture
- Uses a LARGE amount of HEATED FAT that fully covers the food
- Used to separate meat from the bone
- Number 1 way that causes an FBI
- Uses foods that were purchased first before opening a new item
- Temperature danger zone
- A flavorful liquid made by gently simmering bones and/or vegetables
- All purpose knife used to cut, chop, mince, and dice
- Heavy knife used for chopping all kinds of food
- Uses direct heat from a flame BELOW the item
- Uses a small amount of HEATED FAT from a source on a higher heat
- Chicken, Turkey, and Duck
- A scrape
26 Clues: Pig • Cows • A scrape • Deep tear • Temperature danger zone • Chicken, Turkey, and Duck • Fish, Shellfish, Crustaceans • The Finest level of chopping • Number 1 way that causes an FBI • How you use a fire extinguisher • Used to separate meat from the bone • Long thin knife that looks like a saw • What do you do when you discover a fire • Uses direct heat from a flame BELOW the item • ...
Nutrition Exam Review - Sebastian 2023-03-22
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- One of them is gained from sunlight.
- Worst fat for you to eat.
- Found in peas,beans, whole grains, and vegetable
- What energy in food is measured by.
- When a food is sweetened through the addition of a white substance
- The process of our body turning food into energy.
- Broken down quickly by your body and used as energy
- A mineral needed by the body to keep body fluids in balance
- It has nutrients in it that were lost but added back in.
- It had nutrients added in it that weren't there before
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- The part of the food label which shows what was used to make the food
- An example of this would be butter.
- Clear liquid we buy in bottles
- A type of carbohydrate the body can't digest
- Calories in junk food that aren't good for you
- Waxy substance in our bodies used to create hormones.
- The part on the food which lists the amount of sugar, vitamins, etc.
- Things our bod needs to function.
- Different categories our foods are placed in
- A substance that helps with growth
- Fat that's liquid at room temperature
- Things found in the earth and in foods we need to survive
- Most weightlifters have a diet consisting with a lot of this.
- A nutrition guide on what should be on your plate.
24 Clues: Worst fat for you to eat. • Clear liquid we buy in bottles • Things our bod needs to function. • A substance that helps with growth • An example of this would be butter. • What energy in food is measured by. • One of them is gained from sunlight. • Fat that's liquid at room temperature • A type of carbohydrate the body can't digest • ...
MyPlate 2025-01-27
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- Vegetable or olive _____ are often used for cooking and are part of a healthful diet.
- Apples, oranges, and bananas fit into this food group
- You can hard-boil, scramble, fry, or poach these, or eat them as an omelet. How do you like your _____?
- MyPlate is a _________ to help you eat a variety of foods for a healthy body
- Use whole-grain _______ for your sandwiches
- _______ are an orange vegetable
- Broccoli and green beans are examples of a ______.
- Cheddar, swiss, mozzarella, monterey jack are examples
- Salmon and trout are examples of __________
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- This sweet, smooth food comes in many different flavors and is a great way to get calcium for your bones
- Use the My______ as a guide.
- Spaghetti is a type of ____________.
- Eat a variety of _________ from all of the groups.
- These are a great source of protein and can be mixed with cereal and dried fruit for an "on-the-go" snack
- Chicken and turkey are examples of __________.
- Firs into the grains group of MyPlate. goes great with stir-fry
- Try far-free or low______ foods when you can
- Pinto, kidney, black, refriend-there are lots of different kinds and they can be eaten lots of different ways
- This makes a quick and easy "ready-to-eat" breakfast with fruit and milk.
- Lean _________ is an excellent source of protein, iron, and zinc.
20 Clues: Use the My______ as a guide. • _______ are an orange vegetable • Spaghetti is a type of ____________. • Use whole-grain _______ for your sandwiches • Salmon and trout are examples of __________ • Try far-free or low______ foods when you can • Chicken and turkey are examples of __________. • Eat a variety of _________ from all of the groups. • ...
Chapter 1 - Food Affects Life 2024-10-16
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- is the way a person usually lives
- process, a method for thinking about
- future generations.
- wholesomeness of all other foods.
- practices that either preserve or improve
- aims you try to reach.
- the use of knowledge and skill to tend soil,
- a psychological desire to eat.
- options and outcomes before making a choice.
- crops, and raise livestock.
- denying oneself food
- States Department of Agriculture (USDA), enforces
- food, foods that provide health benefits beyond
- for doing tasks.
- is the traditions and beliefs of a racial,
- typical ways of behaving
- affect the survival of life on earth.
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- and eggs.
- nutrients they contain.
- societal, and economic conditions
- items and ideas that person or group considers
- is mental and physical tension caused by change
- a mistaken belief.
- are the various options you might choose
- refers to interrelated factors as air, water,
- for the quality and wholesomeness of meat,
- or social group.
- pressure, influence that comes from people in a
- practice that is very popular for a short time.
- social group.
- the state of being in overall good health
- the physical need for food
- mineral resources, plants, and animals that
- the use of knowledge to develop improved
- and Drug Administration (FDA), ensures the safety
35 Clues: and eggs. • social group. • or social group. • for doing tasks. • a mistaken belief. • future generations. • denying oneself food • aims you try to reach. • nutrients they contain. • typical ways of behaving • the physical need for food • crops, and raise livestock. • a psychological desire to eat. • is the way a person usually lives • societal, and economic conditions • ...
Cooking Methods 2024-11-07
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- the time after microwave time during which foods continues to cook
- cooking food in a liquid at temps just below boiling
- cooking food in a liquid that has reached highest temp under normal conditions
- cooking food over, but not in, boiling water
- method of transferring heat through the movement of molecules in air or liquid.
- production of electrical sparks that can damage an oven or start a fire
- cooking food with energy in the form of electrical waves,
- to brown meat quickly over high heat
- cooking food in a pressure cooker, a special lidded pot that creates a high pressure atmosphere
- cooking food in a small amount of liquid at temps just below simmering
- the time food needs to cook with microwave energy
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- method of transferring heat by direct contact
- cooking small pieces of food by covering them completely with a liquid and simmering them slowly in a covered pan
- the temperature at which a fat begins to break down and burn
- method of cooking food in hot liquid, steam or both
- cooking food uncovered without liquid or fat
- method of transferring heat as waves of energy.
- Browning that occurs when heat provokes a series of chemical reactions between sugars and certain proteins in foods.
- the amount of energy the microwave uses to generate microwaves
- cooking food in a simmering liquid and steam
20 Clues: to brown meat quickly over high heat • cooking food uncovered without liquid or fat • cooking food over, but not in, boiling water • cooking food in a simmering liquid and steam • method of transferring heat by direct contact • method of transferring heat as waves of energy. • the time food needs to cook with microwave energy • ...
Kitchen Equipment 2025-09-24
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- opens cans safely
- great for turning meat on a bbq
- used to blend foods like sauces and smoothies
- Great for protecting your hands from heat
- great for stirfrys, grilled cheese,and pancakes
- great for making whip cream or meringue
- measures liquids accurately
- a handheld appliance used to blend sauces and other liquids
- a tool used to roll ingredients flat
- used to mash soft foods
- Good for keeping spills from your clothing
- used to spread sauce, egg wash, butter
- Used to scrape the sides of mixing bowls
- it's sharp but is your most important kitchen tool
- great for roasting food in the oven
- bakes muffins
- good for making cakes and brownies
- use to make doughs, grate large amounts of ingredients
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- the best tool to scoop soup
- can use to cool hot pots, pans and food
- used to remove unwanted skins from fruit and vegetables
- a versatile plug in appliance used for mixing ingredients
- the best hockey team ever
- great for stirring ingredients in a bowl
- used to grate or zest ingredients
- Used to flip food in a frying pan or grill
- good for mixing wet or dry ingredients
- used to measure many kinds ingredients
- used to prepare food safely with food safety in mind
- used for big batches of food or pasta
30 Clues: bakes muffins • opens cans safely • used to mash soft foods • the best hockey team ever • the best tool to scoop soup • measures liquids accurately • great for turning meat on a bbq • used to grate or zest ingredients • good for making cakes and brownies • great for roasting food in the oven • a tool used to roll ingredients flat • used for big batches of food or pasta • ...
El cuerpo humano 2026-04-17
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- to take care of your health
- to clean yourself using a brush
- a small part at the end of your foot or hand
- the part that connects your head to your body
- when your body temperature is high because you're sick
- something you use to brush hair
- your whole physical body
- something used to prevent bad smell
- the body part between your shoulder and hand
- to drink a lot of water
- the front part of your head with your eyes, nose, and mouth
- the part of your face you use to eat and talk
- someone who is sick
- to move by putting one foot in front of the other
- to remove hair from your face (like a beard)
- something you use to clean your teeth
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- cream used when shaving
- to move fast using your legs
- to eat unhealthy foods
- a person who diagnoses and treats illness
- a person who helps patients in a hospital
- to relax or sleep to regain energy
- the inside of your neck used for swallowing
- a thick substance used for hair styling
- a sickness that usually happens in winter
- to wash your whole body in water
- the top part of your body with your brain
- soap used for washing your hair
- to eat healthy foods
- to go to sleep at night
30 Clues: someone who is sick • to eat healthy foods • to eat unhealthy foods • cream used when shaving • to drink a lot of water • to go to sleep at night • your whole physical body • to take care of your health • to move fast using your legs • to clean yourself using a brush • something you use to brush hair • soap used for washing your hair • to wash your whole body in water • ...
Nutrition 2026-04-21
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- The way your body signals that it needs fuel.
- Maintains normal muscle and nerve function.
- A condition in which the bones become fragile and break easily.
- Forms bones and teeth, aids in blood clotting.
- Substances in food that your body needs to grow, to repair itself, and to supply you with energy.
- A serious reduction in the body's water content.
- A unit of heat used to measure the energy your body uses and the energy it receives.
- A nutrient that regulates many chemical reactions in the body.
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- A nutrient that helps the body use carbohydrates, proteins, and fats.
- Treating a substance with heat to kill or slow the growth of pathogens.
- This can increase your desire for food through your senses.
- A person who eats mostly or only plant-based foods.
- Produces energy and maintains healthy bones.
- A nutrient that is the main source of energy for the body.
- A nutrient that is needed for growth, and to build and repair body tissues.
- A nutrient that provides energy and helps the body store and use vitamins.
- The process by which your body breaks down substances and gets energy from food.
- moves waste through your digestive system.
- The process by which your body takes in and uses foods.
- Part of a compound in the red blood cells.
- A nutrient that is involved with all body processes.
21 Clues: moves waste through your digestive system. • Part of a compound in the red blood cells. • Maintains normal muscle and nerve function. • Produces energy and maintains healthy bones. • The way your body signals that it needs fuel. • Forms bones and teeth, aids in blood clotting. • A serious reduction in the body's water content. • ...
SERV. Safe Ch. 6 2022-03-30
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- what type of eggs should be cooked or held at 41 degrees or below
- placing food in an ice-water bath is method for ___________ it
- when partially cooking food, you cool the food __________ after cooking
- meat poultry, _________, and eggs should not be offered on a kids menu if raw
- an ice scoop should be stored ___________ of the machine
- a method to cool food is to _______ the size
- you should never use a _________ to scoop ice
- using pasteurized eggs for high risk populations gives you less of a ______ of food-borne illness
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- you can cool food by stirring it with an ice ________
- food that is not presented honestly should be________ out
- when checking the temperature of TCS foods, you should check the temperature in the __________ part
- it is important to wash produce before prepping because it prevents food-borne_____________
- you can __________ by putting it in the microwave
- food that is going to be further cooled should be stored __________ covered
- how many readings should you take when taking the temperature of TCS foods
- the total cooling process cannot take longer than ____ hours
- what is placed next to an item on a menu when it has consumer advisory
- salads should be stored less than _________ days at 41 degrees or lower
18 Clues: a method to cool food is to _______ the size • you should never use a _________ to scoop ice • you can __________ by putting it in the microwave • you can cool food by stirring it with an ice ________ • an ice scoop should be stored ___________ of the machine • food that is not presented honestly should be________ out • ...
Salads 2015-03-18
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- a dressing made on top of the stove
- A salad using several types of foods such as vegs, eggs, meats
- a thick creamy dressing; a vinaigrette with egg yolk
- type of lettuce used for salads; long, narrow head of loosely packed leaves
- A salad with ingredients placed in an attractive pattern; good choice for picky eaters
- (2wds) chicken salad and tuna salad are examples of this type of salad
- (2wds) a salad type using lentils, navy beans, pinto beans.
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- a salad made with strawberries, apples, bananas and cherries
- (2wds) a salad type that might use pasta or bulgar
- the simplest dressing; made with vinegar and oil
- a type of lettuce; small loose head, reddish with white "ribs"
- A common type of lettuce used for basic salads; pale green leaves
- A salad with ingredients laid in a pattern on top of each other
- A salad made with gelatin; can have other foods mixed in with the gelatin
- A salad made with raw, cooked or canned vegetables
- A salad type made of greens, vegetables and a dressing
- a dressing type that uses buttermilk, yogurt, sour cream or cottage cheese
- A salad type held tightly together by a thick usually creamy dressing
18 Clues: a dressing made on top of the stove • the simplest dressing; made with vinegar and oil • (2wds) a salad type that might use pasta or bulgar • A salad made with raw, cooked or canned vegetables • a thick creamy dressing; a vinaigrette with egg yolk • A salad type made of greens, vegetables and a dressing • (2wds) a salad type using lentils, navy beans, pinto beans. • ...
BHF Crossword 2025-08-15
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- Seven to nine hours of this daily keeps your mind and body functioning properly.
- A symptom of a stroke that often affects one side of the body
- Increasing this will improve heart function
- Eat this at least twice a week for its essential omega-3 fatty acids.
- What kind of doctor specializes in heart health?
- Foods high in ___ are bad for your heart
- Quitting this will decrease your risk of heart disease and lung cancer
- Having one day a week avoiding this food type reduces the risk of heart disease
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- Blood ___ needs to be below 120/80
- Another word for high blood pressure
- Consume less of this by eating fewer processed and prepackaged foods, and flavouring your food with herbs and spices.
- Five portions of __ and fruit are recommended for a balanced diet
- Most common symptom of a heart attack
- If you enjoy this in excess, you increase your risk of heart disease
- Too much of this can raise your blood pressure, making your heart work harder
- The heart is the hardest working __ in the body
- Drinking plenty of this keeps you hydrated, being dehydrated increases the risk of a cardiac event
- High blood pressure adds this to your heart
18 Clues: Blood ___ needs to be below 120/80 • Another word for high blood pressure • Most common symptom of a heart attack • Foods high in ___ are bad for your heart • Increasing this will improve heart function • High blood pressure adds this to your heart • The heart is the hardest working __ in the body • What kind of doctor specializes in heart health? • ...
Hanukkah Foods 2021-10-14
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- the "miracle occurs through milk which Judith feeds the enemy."
- latkes in Hebrew
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- small doughnuts, deep-fried and filled.
- her story is recounted during Hanukkah even though it has nothing to do with the miracles.
- pancakes made of salty potatoes.
- the place sufganiyot are from
- most foods in Hannukah are cooked in this.
7 Clues: latkes in Hebrew • the place sufganiyot are from • pancakes made of salty potatoes. • small doughnuts, deep-fried and filled. • most foods in Hannukah are cooked in this. • the "miracle occurs through milk which Judith feeds the enemy." • her story is recounted during Hanukkah even though it has nothing to do with the miracles.
Thanksgiving Foods! 2022-11-14
7 Clues: this food is made out of bread • this is a sauce you put on turkey • this food is soft and tastes salty • this food is made from cranberries • this food is the most important food • this food is sweet and the color orange • this food is a vegetable and it is green
Thanksgiving Foods! 2022-11-14
7 Clues: this food is made out of bread • this is a sauce you put on turkey • this food is soft and tastes salty • this food is made from cranberries • this food is sweet and the color orange • this food is a vegetable and it is green • this food is the most important food on thanksgiving
cold foods 2020-04-08
7 Clues: a salad green • a salad with one main ingredient • a soft white mould french cheese • one of the main ingredients of vinaigrette • A 3 layered sandwich with different fillings • a greek dip made with yoghurt, mint, garlic and mint • platter of meats, pickles, cheeses and breads (Italian)
GM Foods 2025-02-22
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- An organism that can be a plant, an animal or even a microorganism that are modified genetically in a laboratory to add certain desired characters in them.
- Chemical substances essential for the functioning of the body, obtained through food.
- A lot of people that had an allergy to brazillian nuts got an allergy to...
- In Europe GMFs are labeled as...
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- What scientist alter to make GMF.
- Exaggerated reactions of the immune system to normally harmless substances.
- In USA, non-GMFs are labeled as...
7 Clues: In Europe GMFs are labeled as... • What scientist alter to make GMF. • In USA, non-GMFs are labeled as... • Exaggerated reactions of the immune system to normally harmless substances. • A lot of people that had an allergy to brazillian nuts got an allergy to... • Chemical substances essential for the functioning of the body, obtained through food. • ...
garden foods 2025-09-30
7 Clues: /time. • /pinky purple. • /made into rings. • /mackes your breath smell bad. • /people say someone is a couch .... • /used to describe someone, hair, in afr. • /Long ago it was used as a punishment, throwing.
Caribbean foods 2026-02-16
7 Clues: A pot used for stir-fry. • A grain used in many Caribbean dishes. • A famous seasoning brought by Indians. • Salted fish was introduced by these people. • A cooking method brought by Chinese migrants. • People who influenced rice and peas tradition. • People who introduced curry spices to Caribbean cooking
