Baking
This white powder makes cookies and cakes rise in the oven.
Baking soda.
This famous coffee-and-doughnut chain is one of Canada’s most iconic fast-food brands.
Tim Horton's
This classic roasted bird is the centerpiece of many Canadian Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners.
Turkey
This yellow fruit is known for being sweet, high in potassium, and comes with its own natural “peel-open” wrapper.
Banana
This orange root vegetable is known for helping your vision because it’s high in beta-carotene.
Carrot
This sweet ingredient comes from sugarcane or sugar beets and adds sweetness to almost every baked good.
Sugar
This burger chain is known for the Whopper and has locations across Canada.
Burger King
This warm drink, made with milk, eggs, and nutmeg, is popular during the Christmas season.
Egg nog
Often called the “king of fruits,” this red fruit is commonly associated with keeping the doctor away.
Apple
This crunchy vegetable is often used in salads and is known for being mostly water.
Lettuce
This appliance must be preheated so your baked goods cook evenly.
Oven
This American fried chicken chain is famous for its “finger lickin’ good” recipe.
KFC
This spiced cookie, often shaped like people or houses, is a holiday favourite.
Gingerbread
This juicy summer fruit is green on the outside, red inside, and full of seeds you can eat.
Watermelon
This vegetable makes your eyes water when you cut it.
Onion
This ingredient, often sold in sticks or blocks, helps make cookies soft and adds flavor.
Butter
This pizza chain delivers across Canada and is known for its “Hot-N-Ready” pizzas.
Little Caesars
This French-Canadian meat pie is traditionally served on Christmas Eve and is made with spiced ground meat.
Tourtierre
This small, blue fruit is packed with antioxidants and often added to muffins.
Blueberries
This long, green vegetable is often sliced for salads and pickles.
Cucumber
These are placed in muffin tins to keep cupcakes and muffins from sticking.
Muffin liners.
This Mexican-style fast food chain serves tacos, burritos, and Crunchwraps in Canadian cities.
Taco Bell
These red berries are cooked with sugar to make a tangy sauce often served with turkey during holiday meals.
Cranberry
This fuzzy brown fruit has bright green flesh and tiny edible seeds.
Kiwi
This starchy vegetable can be mashed, baked, fried, or roasted and comes in varieties like Russet and Yukon Gold.
Potatoes