# We ♥ Katamari/Cooking
## Page 1

| Cooking item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Kitchen Knife | Lets you chop up vegetables into tiny bits. Rub it with a stone when it becomes dull. | 12cm8mm |
| Butcher's Knife | Some people bring these to the bank. Odd. They don't sell any veggies there. | 50cm6mm |
| Cutting Board | Apparently the sound of chopping indicates that dinner is being prepared. | 43cm1mm |
| Salt | A small bottle filled with salty powder used for cooking. Often becomes lumpy and refuses to leave the bottle. | 13cm4mm |
| Pepper | A bottle filled with powder used to play tricks on people. Apparently also used for cooking. | 13cm0mm |
| Sugar | A bottle filled with sweet powder. So popular with bugs, if you leave it around they line up to eat it. | 22cm5mm |
| Soy Sauce Container | A bottle filled with a salty black liquid. The tip is very narrow because drinking too much is bad for your health. | 17cm2mm |
| Soy Sauce Bottle | A bottle with soy sauce inside. Better to pour a bit out than to drink from the bottle. | 26cm9mm |

## Page 2

| Cooking item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Mayonnaise | Squeeze the bottle, and sour white stuff comes out. It's best not to drown your food in this. | 25cm5mm |
| Ketchup | A red liquid which goes well with a variety of foods. Some people draw faces with it. | 25cm5mm |
| Strawberry Jam | Soft and runny, yet tastes like strawberries. It would be nice to have some bread to spread this on. | 15cm0mm |
| Marmalade | Sweet, sticky stuff made out of orange peels and things. A marmalade-only diet is not recommended. | 15cm0mm |
| Honey | Honey in a tube. You can squeeze it right into your mouth. How convenient! | 25cm0mm |
| Butter | Reportedly made by swirling milk around. Tasty when spread on bread. | 25cm4mm |
| Fork | Sometimes it's easier to balance things on this instead of skewering them. | 7cm6mm |
| Spoon | A tool for scooping and picking up food. Not as handy as a spork. Some people like to bend these. | 8cm1mm |

## Page 3

| Cooking item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Rice Container | A wooden pot filled with rice. Putting bread in here is a major faux pas. | 60cm7mm |
| Rice Cooker | Put rice in here, and it turns all white and moist. Not even magicians can explain it. | 76cm6mm |
| Camping Pot | People on camping trips use this to heat up canned food. The results are rarely tasty. | 46cm8mm |
| Mom's Rice Bowl | Mother's favorite. She's never one to overeat. | 25cm5mm |
| Dad's Rice Bowl | Father loves this bowl. He says his wife's cooking always tastes better served in this. | 29cm6mm |
| Son's Rice Bowl | The son's bowl. Good little boys clean their plate. | 22cm2mm |
| Daughter's Bowl | The daughter enjoys her decorated bowl. The lovely design doesn't make the food taste any better, however... | 22cm2mm |
| Gigantic Rice Bowl | Without some side dishes, there's no point in having this much rice. | 1m32cm7mm |

## Page 4

| Cooking item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Expensive Plate | A kind of expensive-looking plate. The world goes into slow motion when you break it. | 18cm5mm |
| Small Plate | A plain round plate. The perfect thing for practicing plate-spinning. | 18cm5mm |
| Square Dish | A wonderful dish. You'll need to practice a bit before using these in a plate-spinning act. | 24cm0mm |
| Plate | A flat container for food. You can also spin it around with a long stick. | 30cm8mm |
| Square Plate | Yes, it's not actually square, but We call it square because We can't think of a name to describe its shape. | 33cm3mm |
| Large Flower Plate (RARE) | If you pile food onto this, there's no way anyone could completely finish it in one go. | 1m46cm7mm |
| Sweets Plate (RARE) | Both the person who eats this and the person who washes the plate have it tough. | 1m73cm5mm |
| Chinese Bowl | You can pack all sorts of food in here. Big eaters love them. | 45cm6mm |

## Page 5

| Cooking item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Chopsticks | Disposable wooden chopsticks. Trees are disappearing because people throw so many of these out. | 8cm8mm |
| Peeler | A machine that removes the skin from fruit. Beware! Some fruit is tastier unpeeled. | 16cm7mm |
| Plastic Wrap | Wrap this around food to keep it fresh longer. Fat people wrap this around their bodies to lose weight quickly. | 22cm8mm |
| Spatula | Used to flip burgers, pancakes and other round, flat foods. Can also be used as a fly swatter. | 22cm6mm |
| Slotted Spatula | Flip anything you want with this. Even hot foods. | 21cm1mm |
| Ladle | A marvelous invention. You can carry liquids in the round bit. Great for tasting soup. | 28cm3mm |
| Frying Pan | A tool for frying food. It sometimes flares up while cooking, so try not to peek too close inside. | 66cm1mm |
| Wok | A simple, black fry pan. The stuff inside gets burnt, tossed around, set on fire, and generally abused. | 96cm1mm |

## Page 6

| Cooking item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Takoyaki Hotplate | A solid board with lots of tiny holes, used to make takoyaki. Popular with people from Osaka. | 23cm0mm |
| Clay Stove | Cook fish with this, and you'll attract a hungry crowd in a hurry. | 68cm4mm |
| Blender | A miraculous machine that turns any food into juice. You can't tell what's inside once it's done, which is awfully exciting. | 57cm5mm |
| Shabu-Shabu Pot | A pot used for boiling slices of meat. Apparently the part in the center is nothing too important. | 88cm9mm |
| Tongs | Mainly used to pick up food. Otherwise, it's used to make clackity-clack sounds. | 26cm8mm |
| Tray (1) | You put food and stuff on this dish. It's extremely handy, but too bulky to use much in the home. | 47cm7mm |
| Lunch Tray | Students look forward to getting these every day. You can't leave any food behind, even if you don't like it. | 47cm7mm |
| Tray (2) | This starts to shake when you carry bottles or other long, thin things on it. | 53cm5mm |

## Page 7

| Cooking item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Dogfood Bowl | A bowl for your dog. Food in it may look yummy, but don't be fooled. It's meant for doggy taste buds. | 30cm4mm |
| Microwave Oven | The "ding" means that whatever's inside is heated up. | 1m26cm3mm |
| Sashimi Boat (RARE) | This is a well-constructed boat, but upon closer inspection, it's too small to hold any people. | 58cm3mm |
| Fire Pit | A place used when cooking outside. We would go here for a taste of the wild. | 3m16cm4mm |
| Outdoor Sink | You can make curry, curry, and curry here. | 4m37cm7mm |
| Toaster | Put bread in here, and it pops out brown and hot. The poor thing can't take the heat. | 58cm5mm |