Measurement Tools
This tool is used to measure the temperature of food.
What is a thermometer?
This fruit is yellow on the outside and high in potassium.
What is a banana?
This is the white or brown shell food that comes from chickens and is high in protein.
What are eggs?
his grain is commonly used to make bread and is often ground into flour.
What is wheat?
Before starting to cook, you should do this to your hands to remove germs.
What is wash them?
What is a liquid measuring cup?
This orange vegetable is known for helping your eyesight.
What is a carrot?
This dairy product is used to make special melted sandwiches on the stove.
What is cheese?
This breakfast grain comes in flakes and is often eaten with milk.
What is cereal?
This sharp tool should always be used with caution, cutting away from your body.
What is a knife?
This tool is used to measure ingredients like flour and sugar.
What is dry measuring cups?
This fruit is red, juicy, and often used to make ketchup.
What is a tomato?
This popular protein source comes from cows and can be made into burgers.
What is beef?
This grain is small, white, and fluffy when cooked, often served with stir-fries.
What is rice?
To safely handle hot pans or trays, you should always use one of these.
What is an oven mitt or potholder?
These tools are used to measure small amounts of liquid or dry ingredients.
What is measuring spoons?
This green vegetable looks like a tiny tree.
What is broccoli?
This creamy dairy product is often used as a dip or topping for baked potatoes.
What is sour cream?
This grain is used to make pasta like spaghetti and macaroni.
What is flour or wheat?
You should clean up spills right away to avoid this type of accident.
What is slipping?
This tool is used to weigh food, like fruits and meat.
What is a scale?
This fruit has seeds on the outside and is often red.
What is a strawberry?
This plant-based protein comes from soybeans and is often used in vegetarian meals.
What is tofu?
This whole grain is used to make oatmeal and granola bars.
What are oats?
To safely unplug an appliance, always pull on this part instead of the cord.
What is the plug?