First Their Sour
This brand's hollow candy straws are often used as edible, sour drinking tubes
What is Sour Punch?
A Lik-M-Aid candy with edible sticks used for dipping
What is Fun Dip?
Prepping for a large batch of winter squash soup, you need this knife cut measure 3/4" x 3/4" x 3/4"
What is Large Dice?
Curling your fingertips inward like a monster with sharp nails gives you THIS key grip when using a knife
What is THE CLAW?
These gnarled, buttery shortbread cookies use whole-blanched almond "nails" and a squeeze of raspberry jam to look like severed body parts.
What are witch finger cookies?
Fruit-chew shells with a sour sugary coating... can you taste the rainbow?
What are Sour Skittles?
50% chewy and 50% crunchy... plus a whole lot of color
What are Nerds Gummy Clusters?
This spooky sounding, leaf shaping, technique the results in ribbon-like strips
What is Chiffonade?
Before you can safely cut one of those stinky rotten onions, you need to create THIS type of edge to prevent it from rolling away
What is a flat base/edge?
To transform standard cake pops into these wrapped Egyptian ghouls, they can be drizzled with white chocolate and candy eyeballs
What are mummy cake pops?
Famous for extreme sour hard candies and chewy cubes
What are War Heads?
The great debate has always been whether its pink strawberry flavor is superior to red, orange, and yellow
What are Starbursts?
The smallest of all the knife skills. So small in fact, they are almost... ghost like you can barely see them!
What is Brunoise?
This type of knife is actually more dangerous that a sharp one because it is prone to slipping when you force a cute
What is a dull knife?
Layer chocolate pudding and crushed Oreo cookies, then top with gummy worms and candy ghosts
What are dirt cake and cups?
Tangy, colorful sour sugar-coated belts and bites
What are Airheads Extremes?
Classic red, fruit-flavored chewy creatures from the deep blue sea
What are Swedish Fish?
This spooky culinary technique turns orange bell peppers into thin, matchstick-sized strips
What is Julienne?
Pour water on this type of fire is a TERRIBLE trick and will instantly make it so much worse
What is a grease fire?
Originally invented in the 1880s by George Renninger and once marketed under the name "Chicken Feed," this tri-colored confection has its own national day on October 30
What is Candy Corn?
Dual-flavored/colored, wiggly, with a twist of tangy sugar
What are Sour Gummy Worms?
You won't need the coast guard to rescue your tastebuds with these ring-shaped fruity gummies
What are Lifesaver Gummies?
A football-shaped classical French technique with 7 equal sides that haunts culinary students in their sleep
What is The Tourne?
This deceptive food safety zone tricks students into thinking food left out is safe, while bacteria rapidly multiples
What is 41 degrees to 135 degrees?
To make these sticky, classic retro treats that bind popped kernels with a hot sugar or marshmallow syrup—often loaded with candy corn—you have to shape them fast before the mix cools.
What are popcorn balls?