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What are examples of mass nouns in a kitchen?

Here are some examples of mass nouns you might find in a kitchen:

Food:

* Flour

* Sugar

* Rice

* Milk

* Water

* Oil

* Cheese

* Bread

* Meat

* Pasta

* Sauce

* Salt

* Pepper

* Chocolate

Ingredients and Supplies:

* Butter

* Cream

* Honey

* Syrup

* Jam

* Fruit (as a general category)

* Vegetables (as a general category)

* Coffee

* Tea

* Spices

* Herbs

* Vinegar

Other:

* Trash

* Garbage

* Dish soap

* Cleaning supplies

* Air

* Smoke

* Heat

Remember: Mass nouns are things that cannot be counted individually (e.g., you don't say "one flour"). We can only use them in singular form and usually talk about quantities of them.

Let me know if you'd like more examples!

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