Bakers
Fictional character who gave bread to Katniss Everdeen.
Who is Peeta Mellark?
Food syrup made from starch of corn.
What is Corn Syrup?
Baking in this pan gives the cake a signature indentation in the middle.
What is a Bundt pan?
French coconut cookies.
What are macarons?
Most famous brand of chocolate chips.
What is Nestle Tollhouse?
Fictional character created to sell boxes of baking mix. (Hint: It's not the Pillsbury Dough Boy).
Who is Betty Crocker?
Sprinkle a little bit of this on chocolate chip cookies to give them extra flavor.
What is salt?
This dessert has its own "factory", but isn't actually a real type of cake.
What is cheesecake?
Coffee flavored Italian dessert made with lady fingers and Mascarpone cheese.
What is tiramisu?
A baker's dozen.
What is 13?
Celebrity chef famous for his signature beef wellington.
Who is Gordon Ramsey?
Ingredient that is an active fungus.
What is yeast?
This cake is named after a unit of measure.
What is pound cake?
This cake is commonly attributed to a Western European country, but was actually invented by an American chocolatier.
What is German chocolate cake?
Standard baking temperature.
What is 350 degrees Fahrenheit?
A judge on Great British Bake Off.
Who is Mary Berry, Paul Hollywood, or Prue Leith?
Put this in baked goods to make the dough fluffy
What is baking soda?
Traditionally made with pineapple, making this cake involves spreading the toppings on the pan before adding cake batter.
What is Upside Down Cake?
Indian dessert made from milk solids and served in sweet syrup.
What is Gulab Jamun?
Alcoholic drink that Cream of Tartar is made from.
What is wine?
The world's best baker (Krishna) brought this disgusting store bought pastry to the last baking club meeting.
What are Honey Buns?
Main ingredient in meringue.
What are eggs?
Cake made with no baking soda or powder.
What is sponge cake?
British dessert made famous by a nursery rhyme.
What are Hot Cross Buns?
Unleavened bread used in many traditional Jewish dishes, and appears in the name of a popular soup.
What is Matzoh bread?