Hi there! 👋 

Do you know a fork from a whisk, an oven from a stove? Well, today we’re cooking up a storm (=causing a disturbance) with some unmissable kitchen vocabulary!

Let’s go…

Don’t make this mistake! 🍳 🐔 

📊 All levels 📣 Pronunciation ⏱️1 min

Careful not to confuse these two words. LOTS of English learners think they sound very similar 👀 

Do you know these 24 kitchen objects? 🍽️ 

📊 Beginner-Intermediate 🔠 Vocabulary ⏱️4 mins

Play this game to test your kitchen vocabulary knowledge ☝️ Play it more than once to see all 24 questions!

Can you score more than 100 points? 🎲 

Why is this guy so happy about…half a spoon? 🥄 🤔 

📊 Advanced 📚️ Reading ⏱️ 10 mins

Inanimate objects. I’m sure you’ll agree that sometimes we grow overly attached to certain things we have purely for their sentimental value. Maybe it’s an old pair of jeans that don’t fit you anymore, but you can’t bring yourself to throw them away, or an old phone that’s been sitting in a drawer for the last 5 years (guilty 🙋‍♂️).

Well, meet six people who are particularly fond of certain kitchen utensils… (hey, no one’s judging here, as we say in English, variety is the spice of life!)

Read the article from the BBC and write down which kitchen utensils these people are fond of and why!

*(to be fond of something = to have an emotional attachment to something)

Click here to leave your answer in the comments below or reply to this email 🤗 

The perfect steak 🥩 

📊 Intermediate 🎧️ Listening ⏱️ 3 mins

If you’re a vegetarian, you might want to look away now, because renowned chef, Gordon Ramsay, is going to show us how to cook the perfect steak and mashed potatoes.

But what does he call the piece of kitchen equipment he uses to cook the steak in? 🧐 

Listen and click here to leave your answer in the comments or reply to this email