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1. | Simple foods can taste as ___ as prepared foods. A fresh juicy orange is just as ___ as a turkey dinner. | 4. | Coffee cups have ___s so you can hold them, but glasses and plates don't. | 6. | Toast usually ___s up when the toast is done. | 8. | When you spread butter on ___ toast, the butter melts immediately. | 9. | She ___ed down on the toaster handle to start toasting the bagel. | 13. | She took the bagel out of the toaster and ___ed both slices with real ___, not with margarine. | 14. | When people see a pretty ___, they often buy the food or product inside the ___. | 19. | A blender, toaster, and ___ are popular kitchen items for preparing food. | 21. | A cracker isn't ___, but caramel candy is. (So is chewing gum.) | 22. | A ___ has two or four slots for toasting bread, bagels, and pop tarts. |
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2. | Don't drink steaming hot coffee; wait for it to ___ down (or you'll burn your mouth). | 3. | It takes only ___ to heat many foods and beverages in a microwave. | 5. | Many people like to ___ cookies, bread, or bagels into milk or coffee. | 7. | The smell of ___ or bacon is the smell of breakfast. | 10. | If your hand ___s or the knife ___s, you will cut your finger. (You might even cut your finger off, so be careful!) | 11. | A toasted bagel tastes good when it gets ___ after you dunk it in your coffee. | 12. | Most people keep their knives, forks, and spoons in a kitchen ___. | 13. | A ___ looks a little bit like a doughnut, but a bagel is chewy and not sweet. | 15. | Be very careful with a sharp ___. It might slip when you are cutting a bagel. | 16. | Tuck your ___tips out of the way when you are slicing food with a sharp knife. | 17. | She put two ___s of bread into the toaster. | 18. | A ___er changes two slices of plain bread into two pieces of hot ___. | 20. | She washed the apple and then ___ into it with her front teeth. |
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