Confectionary word search

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1.
– thick mixture used to bake pastries (tešla)
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– mixing device for large quantities of food (plakiklis)
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– primary appliance used to bake food (vyrykle, krosnis)
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– tool commmonly used to manually mix whole eggs or different parts of eggs. (plakimo šluotelė)
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– tool commonly used to sift either flour or powdered sugar to remove dirt, break apart clumps and add air to the product (sietas, sietelis)
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– method used to slowly melt and cool chocolate (temperavimas)
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– product used to add carbon dioxide in dough (mielės)
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– mixture created out of boiling water and sugar until a certain consistency is created (sirupas)
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– mixture created by boiling water and sugar until 165°C (karamelė)
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– mashed fruit made into a paste (tyrė)
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– thick sauce made from boiling fruit puree, typically used for deserts (Coulis)
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– a protein common in wheat flour (glitimas)
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– a carbohydrate used in confectionary to substitute gluten (krakmolas)
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– tool used to slice food into smaller pieces (trintuvė)
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– process of decorating deserts using piping bags (dekoravimas)
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– process of stacking different layers when making cakes (sluoksniavimas)