February 23, 2025
Game
PICKLE
GRATE
MILK
TEA
JAM
SCRAPE
CAN
BUTTER
GRIND
BEANS
SYRUP
FERMENT
FREEZE
GUTS
HOT SAUCE
GNASH
Hints
RUB TOGETHER
Actions involving friction or rubbing
- GNASH: To grind or strike teeth together, often in frustration or anger.
- GRATE: To rub food against a grater to shred it into small pieces.
- GRIND: To crush or reduce something to small particles by friction.
- SCRAPE: To rub a surface with a sharp or rough object to remove something.
WAYS TO PRESERVE FOOD
Methods to extend the shelf life of food
- CAN: To seal food in airtight containers to prevent spoilage.
- FERMENT: To preserve food by allowing it to undergo controlled microbial growth, often producing alcohol or acids.
- FREEZE: To preserve food by storing it at very low temperatures to inhibit bacterial growth.
- PICKLE: To preserve food by soaking it in a brine or vinegar solution.
BREAKFAST CONDIMENTS
Common condiments used during breakfast
- BUTTER: A dairy product made from churning cream, often spread on bread or used in cooking.
- HOT SAUCE: A spicy condiment made from chili peppers, vinegar, and other ingredients.
- JAM: A sweet spread made from fruit, sugar, and pectin.
- SYRUP: A thick, sweet liquid, often made from sugar or maple sap, used as a topping for pancakes or waffles.
PROVERBIAL THINGS THAT ARE SPILLED
Things that are commonly referenced in proverbs or idioms when spilled
- BEANS: Refers to revealing a secret, as in 'spilling the beans.'
- GUTS: Refers to revealing one's true feelings or intentions, as in 'spilling one's guts.'
- MILK: Refers to something that cannot be undone, as in 'don't cry over spilled milk.'
- TEA: Refers to gossip or secrets, as in 'spilling the tea.'