Kitchen Utensils | English Vocabulary

In this video, Max introduces common kitchen utensils and their uses, including some humorous and unconventional applications. The video covers a range of tools such as bottle openers, can openers, corkscrews, rolling pins, ladles, cutlery, chopping boards, spatulas, peelers, funnels, sieves, frypans, and pots. Max also provides insights into the cultural and practical aspects of these utensils, making the learning experience both informative and entertaining.

What is the primary use of a bottle opener?

• To chop vegetables

• To serve soup

• To open bottles

• To open cans

Which utensil is particularly useful in countries that still use corks?

• Can opener

• Bottle opener

• Corkscrew

• Rolling pin

What is a ladle primarily used for?

• Chopping vegetables

• Peeling fruits

• Serving soup or stews

• Opening bottles

Which of the following is NOT part of cutlery?

• Chopping board

• Knife

• Fork

• Spoon

What is a spatula commonly used for?

• Peeling vegetables

• Cooking eggs or pancakes

• Opening cans

• Serving soup

What is the main function of a peeler?

• To chop vegetables

• To remove skin from fruits and vegetables

• To serve soup

• To open bottles

What is the difference in countability between 'pot' as a kitchen item and 'pot' as slang?

• Both are countable.

• Both are uncountable.

• 'Pot' as a kitchen item is countable, while 'pot' as slang is uncountable.

• 'Pot' as a kitchen item is uncountable, while 'pot' as slang is countable.