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Learn real English Vocabularies in the KITCHEN
Learn real English Vocabularies in the KITCHEN

In this video, you will learn real English vocabularies in the kitchen with Vanessa. In this lesson you will learn over 120 kitchen vocabulary expressions in English.



Learn real English Vocabularies in the KITCHEN


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Learn real English Vocabularies in the KITCHEN:

1. The refrigerator/ fridge
2. The vegetable crisper(bin)
3. The freezer (fridge)
4. Leftovers
5. Stove and Oven
6. (top/bottom) Oven racks
7. The nobs
8. set the temperature
9. The microwave
10. whirring sound
11. sucks up 
12. A dishwasher
13. (Top/Bottom) racks
14. Bamboo bowl
15. Plate
16. Cupboards
17. Appliances
18. Counter / Counter top 
19. Laminate counter / composite counter
20. Granite counter top / Tile counter top
21. Wood block counter top
22. Fruit stand / basket/ tray
23. Coffee maker
24. The paper towel stand / rack
25. The sink
26. Dish soap
27. Dishwasher pod / detergent
28. Towel / sponge 
29. Steel wool
30. The faucet
31. A Sprayer
32. Hand soap / Liquid hand soap / Bar soap
33. Tap water
34. A "soda stream"
35. A toaster
36. A coffee grinder
37. Tea pot
38. Tea strainers
39. Tea kettle
40. Thermometer
41. Cutting board
42. Oven mitts / Hot pads
43. Olive oil
44. Honey
45. Salt
46. Pepper
47. Vitamins
48. Chopsticks
49. Knives
50. Scissors
51. Dry goods
52. Cookbooks
53. Snacks
54. Mason jars
55. Peanuts
56. Cashews
57. Almonds
58. Popcorn
59. Sunflower seeds
60. Raisins
61. Small plate
62. Saucers
63. Big plate
64. Bowls
65. Mugs
66. Glasses / Cups
67. Strainer
68. Hand grinder
69. A pour over
70. A French press
71. A point of contention
72. A stem
73. Cabinet
74. Lids for pots and pans
75. A lid rack
76. Cookie sheets / baking sheets
77. A cooling rack
78. A bread pan / tin
79. Casserole dish
80. Pyrex baking dish
81. Silicone muffin tin
82. Steamer
83. Drawers
84. Silverware / Flatware
85. Forks, spoons, knives, chopsticks, steak knives, children stuff.
86. Home Economics class
87. Teaspoon (tsp)
88. Tablespoons ( tbsp ) 
89. Tongs
90. Thermometer
91. C/F = Celsius / Fahrenheit
92. Meat pounder / tenderizer
93. Drink accessories
94. Wine opener
95. A cork screw.
96. A wine stopper
97. A serrated knife
98. A knife sharpener
99. An egg slicer
100. Tupperware
101. The sink basin
102. Trash bags, cleaning rags
103. The blender
104. Rice cooker / slow cooker
105. Nifty
106. A pantry
107. Lazy Susan
108. Kitchen utensils
109. Stirring spoon
110. Garlic press
111. Whisk
112. A soup ladle
113. Rice scraper / paddle
114. A manual / electric can opener
115. Tuna
116. Vegetable peeler
117. Spatula
118. Kitchen scissors
119. A lighter
120. Spices and Seasonings
121. Ziploc / plastic bags
122. Reusable plastic bags
123. Plastic wrap / cling wrap
124. Aluminum foil / tin foil
125. Parchment / Wax paper
126. Pots and pans
127. Stainless steel pots, stainless steel pans
128. Nonstick pans
129. A wok
130. A sauce pan

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