Flavors
Food Safety
Kitchen Safety
Measurements
Nutrition
100

A flavor that produces a burning sensation 

Spicy 

100

Illness caused by consuming bad food

Food Poisoning

100

To damage something with too much heat 

Burn 

100

A unit for measuring ingredients that equals two cups or 16 fluid ounces

Pint

100

An oily substance that provides energy

Fat

200

A flavor usually produces by sugar

Sweet

200

A piece of printed information attached to something 

Label

200

An accident in which liquid drops onto the floor or over another surface 

Spill

200

An imprecise unit for measuring ingredients that is approximately 1/2 dash or 1/16 teaspoon or about half dash

Pinch

200

A unit that measures energy production 

Calorie

300

An organ that senses a flavor

Taste Bud

300

A creature that is not wanted in a particular environment 

Pest

300

The act of removing or storing waste

Disposal

300

An imprecise unit for measuring ingredients that is approximately a tablespoon

Spoonful

300

The amount of a particular food that someone eats at one time or for one meal

Portion

400

A flavor produced by meat or animal products 

Savory

400

 A date printed on a product that indicates when it will no longer be fresh or safe to consume

Expiration Date

400

To injure something by putting too much weight on it or by stretching it in an unsafe way

Strain

400

An imprecise unit for measuring ingredients that is approximately 1/2 pinch 


Smidgen

400

A substance in food that provides the body with heat and energy

Carbohydrate 

500

A flavor that remains in the mouth after a substance has been swallowed

Aftertaste

500

To make it dirty or impure by adding an outside material or agent

Contaminate

500

A condition that increases the likelihood that something will cause a fire

Fire Hazard

500

An imprecise unit for measuring ingredients that is approximately 1/8 teaspoon 

Dash

500

A substance in food that promotes health in a particular part of function of the body

Vitamin

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