This is the temperature (in Β°F) at which water freezes.
What is 32 degrees?
This ingredient is most commonly used to sweeten cookies.
What is sugar?
This sweet topping is commonly used to decorate cookies.
What is icing?
This baking competition show is known for its friendly tone and pastel tent.
What is The Great British Bake Off?
This warm drink is made with cocoa powder and milk.
What is hot chocolate?
This candy is commonly used to decorate gingerbread houses.
What are gumdrops?
This term describes frozen ice crystals falling from the sky.
What is snow?
This tool is used to shape rolled cookie dough.
What is a cookie cutter?
These colorful toppings add crunch and decoration to cookies.
What are sprinkles?
This Food Network show features timed baking challenges, celebrity judges and host Justin Willman.
What is Cupcake Wars?
This popular holiday treat has the perfect amount of snap, crackle, pop and marshmallows.
What are Rice Krispy Treats?
This fairy tale helped popularize gingerbread houses.
What is Hansel and Gretel?
This severe winter storm includes strong winds and low visibility.
What is a blizzard?
This fat is traditionally used in cookies to create a tender crumb and rich flavor.
What is butter?
This edible adhesive with a glossy finish is commonly used to assemble decorated cookies.
What is royal icing?
This baking show challenges contestants to recreate realistic-looking cakes that resemble everyday objects.
What is Is It Cake?
The commonly gifted baked dessert is said to last forever.
What is Fruit Cake?
This European country is credited with early gingerbread traditions.
What is Germany?
This scale is used to measure wind chill during winter storms.
What is the wind chill index (or factor)?
This baking technique involves holding off on baking the dough to prevent excessive spreading.
What is dough resting (or chilling the dough)?
This decorating method uses icing to outline designs before filling them in.
What is piping and flooding?
This Netflix baking series focuses on elaborate desserts inspired by fantasy and pop culture themes.
What is Sugar Rush?
This delicious powdery holiday treat gives the appearance of miniature snow balls.
What are Russian Tea Cakes?
This edible ingredient is commonly used as βglassβ for gingerbread house windows.
What is melted sugar or hard candy?
This atmospheric condition causes warmer air to trap colder air near the ground in winter.
What is a temperature inversion?
This chemical reaction causes cookies to brown and develop flavor while baking.
What is the Maillard reaction?
This decorating technique uses a thin icing outline to create defined borders before filling the design.
What is piping (or outlining)?
This new baking competition challenges contestants to adapt to different skill levels and kitchen conditions.
What is Next Level Baker?
This French dessert is known for a custard base and caramelized sugar top.
What is crème brûlée?
This popular treat is often shaped into people and living quarters then decorated for a festive look.
What are ginger bread cookies?