What sweet treat is traditionally given to trick-or-treaters and is often shaped like a triangle?
What is candy corn?
What type of nut is very common in candies alongside chocolate?
What are peanuts?
What should you do before handling food to prevent the spread of germs?
What is wash your hands?
What do you call cooking food in hot oil?
What is frying?
What is the best way to cook a turkey?
What is in a trash can?
What chocolate candy has a colorful, crunchy candy shell and is often used in Halloween baking? "Melts in your mouth not in your hand."
What are M&M's?
Spread and major baking ingredient derived from milk.
What is butter?
How long can perishable food safely sit at room temperature before it should be refrigerated?
What is 2 hours?
What method cooks food using steam?
What is steaming?
What gas causes bread dough to rise during fermentation?
What is carbon dioxide?
What classic Halloween treat is made by dipping apples into hot, melted sugar to create a hard, shiny coating?
What are candy apples?
What ingredient gives traditional marshmallows their springy, stretchy texture?
What is gelatin?
What is the process of transferring germs from contaminated surfaces to food called?
What is cross-contamination?
What method cooks food over an open flame or hot grates?
What is grilling?
What candy, originally sold as a medicinal lozenge in the 19th century, later became famous for its color and anise flavor? (No one likes it anymore)
What is black licorice?
What candy combines chocolate, caramel, and nougat with a topping of peanuts?
What are Snickers?
What sugar-based ingredient is created by heating sugar until it browns, producing a deep flavor?
What is caramel?
What should you use to neutralize a grease fire by covering the pan?
What is a metal lid?
What method cooks food in an oven, often uncovered, using dry heat?
What is roasting?
What vegetable was traditionally carved into lanterns in Ireland before pumpkins became popular?
What are turnips?
What chewy candy is made by stretching and folding a mixture of sugar, butter, and flavoring?
What is taffy?
What ingredient gives sour gummy candies their tangy taste?
What is citric acid?
What bacterium is commonly associated with undercooked poultry?
What is Salmonella?
What method cooks food slowly in liquid at a low temperature?
What is simmering?
What sweet treat is traditionally associated with the Mexican holiday Día de los Muertos and is shaped like a human skull?
What are sugar skulls?