No-Cook Coleslaw

In the picture

1. 1A box grater: the upright tool with small blades that turns a peeled carrot into short strips.
2. 2A large bowl holding finely shredded pale-green cabbage.
3. 3A small jug of creamy dressing.

Examples

• Coleslaw in a sandwich or beside a baked potato.
• A crunchy cabbage salad at a picnic or barbecue.

Quiz: No-Cook Coleslaw (Age 9)

1. 1

   What is in no-cook coleslaw?

   • Cooked cabbage, whole carrots, and clear soup
   • Fried cabbage, sliced carrot, and tomato sauce
   • Shredded raw cabbage, grated carrot, and creamy dressing
2. 2

   What does the card say about raw cabbage and carrot?

   • They can be eaten without cooking.
   • They must be boiled before eating.
   • They can only be eaten after baking.
3. 3

   What does the creamy dressing do in the coleslaw?

   • It cooks the cabbage and carrot.
   • It makes the vegetables hard and dry.
   • It coats the shredded vegetables and adds flavour.

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