Squatting in front of oven “It’s over- (or under-)baked” “I’m pleased” Paul takes long pause before positivity “Bang on” Paul acts doubtful after description Ruby thinks it’s bad but it’s not White chocolate Hostess shortens a word Your guess of winner wins “Layers” Judge pokes food with fork “I’ve never made it before” (Technical) Hostess makes a pun Comment about weather Somebody sheds tears “style” and “substance” “On your marks, get set, bake!” Paul&Mary &hostess smell something “It needs to/has to be perfect” Hostess eats something Extra “that” for emphasis Mary talks about alcohol “Comes down to the bake” Squatting in front of oven “It’s over- (or under-)baked” “I’m pleased” Paul takes long pause before positivity “Bang on” Paul acts doubtful after description Ruby thinks it’s bad but it’s not White chocolate Hostess shortens a word Your guess of winner wins “Layers” Judge pokes food with fork “I’ve never made it before” (Technical) Hostess makes a pun Comment about weather Somebody sheds tears “style” and “substance” “On your marks, get set, bake!” Paul&Mary &hostess smell something “It needs to/has to be perfect” Hostess eats something Extra “that” for emphasis Mary talks about alcohol “Comes down to the bake”
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Squatting in front of oven
“It’s over- (or under-)baked”
“I’m pleased”
Paul takes long pause before positivity
“Bang on”
Paul acts doubtful after description
Ruby thinks it’s bad but it’s not
White chocolate
Hostess shortens a word
Your guess of winner wins
“Layers”
Judge pokes food with fork
“I’ve never made it before”
(Technical)
Hostess makes a pun
Comment about weather
Somebody sheds tears
“style” and “substance”
“On your marks, get set, bake!”
Paul&Mary &hostess smell
something
“It needs to/has to be perfect”
Hostess eats something
Extra “that” for emphasis
Mary talks about alcohol
“Comes down to the bake”