bowl, I’m round and deep. You can mix food or eat soup from me. What am I?oven, whisk, I have metal wires and a handle. You use me to mix eggs or cream very fast. What am I?, baking tray, I’m flat and metal. You put cookies or vegetables on me to bake in the oven. What am I?, wire rack, I’m made of metal with lines. You put hot cakes or cookies on me to cool down. What am I?, muffin case , I’m small and made of paper. You put me in a tray and fill me with cake mix. Americans call me a cupcake liner. What am I?, plastic container, I’m a box with a lid. You use me to keep or store food. What am I?, spoon, I’m used for eating and stirring. You can also use me to serve soup. What am I?, knife, I’m sharp and shiny. Be careful — you use me to cut or chop food. What am I?, cutting board, I’m flat and strong. You put vegetables or meat on me to cut safely. What am I?, pan, I’m round and metal. You use me to fry food on the stove. What am I?, pot, I’m big and deep. You use me to boil pasta or make soup. What am I?, oven, I’m hot inside. You bake or roast food in me. What am I?, measuring cup, I’m a special cup with numbers on me. You use me to know how much milk or flour to use. What am I?, cooker, I’m where you cook food in pots and pans. In American English, I’m a stove. What am I?, scale, I'm the kitchen tool that tells you how heavy food is when you put it on me. What am I?.

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