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About: This bingo card dives into the lively, unpredictable world of culinary boot camps, capturing all the colorful characters and memorable moments that pop up in a hands-on cooking course. Perfect for students or alumni at The Culinary Institute of America, it’s great fun for orientation, team building, or just breaking the ice in any group cooking class.
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This Boot Camp Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Food influencer, Retiree, Spouses taking the class together, Siblings taking the class together, Parent+child taking the class together, Server/bartender who wants to move up, Teacher's pet, Divorcee, Name-Dropper or One-Upper, Picky eater, Veteran, Teacher, International Student, Someone who was inspired to go to CIA by watching the Bear, Line cook/already a pro chef, Returning boot camper, Bored trust fund kid, Someone with a food allergy, College kid on summer vacation, Friend of a faculty member, Sommelier, Poughkeepsie Local, Someone with a crossed knives chef tattoo, Someone trying to win back an ex by learning to cook, Former or current pro athlete, After class group hang, Name game, Happy tears, Sad/frustrated tears, Harvest from garden, Team bonding activity, CIA/spy joke on day 1, Kit makes a new friend that we'd hang out with, Class romance or crush, Accident that requires first aid, Someone brought the wrong pants, Someone gets drunk on cooking wine, Fire in class, Completed dish dropped, Someone drops out, Someone is an hour late for a class, Lesson - Chop an onion, Lesson - Debone a chicken, Lesson - Fillet a fish, Lesson - Make Hollandaise, Lesson - Pie crust, Lesson - Picking good produce or meat, Lesson - Quenelle, Lesson - Sous Vide, Lesson - Using a blow torch, Lesson - Parts of a cow.
This Boot Camp Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: Food influencer, Retiree, Spouses taking the class together, Siblings taking the class together, Parent+child taking the class together, Server/bartender who wants to move up, Teacher's pet, Divorcee, Name-Dropper or One-Upper, Picky eater, Veteran, Teacher, International Student, Someone who was inspired to go to CIA by watching the Bear, Line cook/already a pro chef, Returning boot camper, Bored trust fund kid, Someone with a food allergy, College kid on summer vacation, Friend of a faculty member, Sommelier, Poughkeepsie Local, Someone with a crossed knives chef tattoo, Someone trying to win back an ex by learning to cook, Former or current pro athlete, After class group hang, Name game, Happy tears, Sad/frustrated tears, Harvest from garden, Team bonding activity, CIA/spy joke on day 1, Kit makes a new friend that we'd hang out with, Class romance or crush, Accident that requires first aid, Someone brought the wrong pants, Someone gets drunk on cooking wine, Fire in class, Completed dish dropped, Someone drops out, Someone is an hour late for a class, Lesson - Chop an onion, Lesson - Debone a chicken, Lesson - Fillet a fish, Lesson - Make Hollandaise, Lesson - Pie crust, Lesson - Picking good produce or meat, Lesson - Quenelle, Lesson - Sous Vide, Lesson - Using a blow torch, Lesson - Parts of a cow.