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| - The kitchen was an often used room at Collinwood in 1966-1967 (5).
- Food preparation area that helps keep survivors happy and fed. Adds to your comfort rating.
- There is one spot for a painting in the room. Additionally, there is a water fountain for use with Realistic Needs and Diseases. After buying the upgrade for the backroom, a set of crates will appear that will allow you to set up and switch between a Follower's Room and a Children's Bedroom. This is also where you can set up the Patio area. Once the upgrade is bought from Bits and Pieces in Solitude, switching between the two can be done as often as you like and takes about two in-game hours.
- The Trés Bien kitchen.
- A kitchen is ofen an enclosed room with a toilet and toilet paper (of course) along with a mirror and a bathtub is a place to wash dishes (for the woman to do though, of course) and for stoves to cook on would be (again, the woman's job), and the other person just sits back on the couch and watches football games on the television set which can anger the woman, but she gets used to it (and that is the man's job).
- The Kitchen is a room in the Sandersons' house. In the beginning of the game, you "have tea" with Mrs. Sanderson by talking to her near the kitchen sink. Later in the game (after Mrs. Sanderson locks herself in her bedroom), you can make burgers with Mr. Sanderson by talking to him near the stove. The Spoon can be found in this room.
- The kitchen has a green wall with a wooden floor, 2 half cylinder laps, brown cabinets with tan drawers and white counters, a sink, paper towel, and knives, a fridge next to the stove and range hood, shelves, and 2 chairs and a table next to the window.
- The Kitchen is one of the many in the original Creatures. You can find coffee and cheese there. Above the kitchen is the computer. The incubator is to the side of the kitchen. It features an oven and several shelves which can be made functional with . A kitchen also appears in Creatures Adventures and Creatures Playground. It features cake-making equipment, and smashable plates much like the smashing jugs found in the Creatures Object Pack 1.
- The Kitchen appears in Blockland Retail versions 20 and below as a default map. There are a number of hidden pathways and secret areas throughout this map, in the cupboards, stove, fridge, and in exterior walls. Kitchen, along with other interior and terrain maps, was removed in v21.
- Chronologically, Kitchen is set after Resident Evil 7 Teaser Demo: Beginning Hour, with glimpses of it appearing before, during and after the teaser. Though parts of Kitchen are featured throughout Beginning Hour, these scenes are not interactive, aside from the VHS section with features two of the characters shown in Kitchen. It was made publicly available to people when purchasing PlayStation VR.
- A kitchen is a room facility typically used by people on Earth for prepping and serving food. Joel Robinson tends to eat waffles and Mike Nelson also ends up serving foods of various kinds. Where it all comes from you ask? "It's just a show and you should really just relax..." There's also a fair share of locations on this show's version of Earth that showcase cooking facilities whether it's something maniacal cooked up by The Mads or the apartment that the SOL crew stays at in the series finale.
- Parts of the Kitchen 1 The stove 2 The Drink Dispencer
- The Kitchen is where the Annoying Orange resides. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Kitchen (рус. Кухня) — комната в Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, единственное место в игре, которое не может показать наличие аниматроников. В эту комнату могут зайти Чика и Фредди, но неработающая камера затрудняет их поиск. Единственной подсказкой о наличии Чики является громыхание кастрюль и прочих столовых приборов, а при наличии Фредди на кухне будет проигрываться музыка "Марш Тореадора", при переключении камеры. Однако "Марш Тореадора" и громыхание кастрюль так же можно услышать в офисе.
- The Kitchen is a place in the Observatory. Kitchen (Wii)|Wii|true Kitchen (DS)|DS|true
- This is where you belong if you're a woman and not currently in the process of giving birth. Report at once and wait for further instruction from your male counterpart. Please refrain from voting, improving your place in society, or any type of indepth thinking process while enroute.
- The kitchen(厨房Chūbō) is a large room in the Spencer Mansion. It is fully stocked and was used to prepare meals for employees that lived at the Spencer Mansion. It contains a great deal of meat from an "Unidentified Source" which is possibly human.
- In the Kitchen, players have their own water supply, a fire to cook their food, and a larder where players can get their cooking materials. As shown, there are 8 Hotspots available:
* Barrel
* Table
* Stove
* Larder
* Shelf
* Sink
* Cat Basket
* Exits
- The Kitchen is a possible addition for the east wing of a homestead built in The Elder Scrolls V: Hearthfire.
- A kitchen is a room used to cook and prepare food. They are located in restaurants, houses, and apartments. Facilities such as hospitals and schools have large kitchens.
- The kitchen is a place for storing, preparing and eating food. It can also be used as a part of family ritual -- where people gather while they create meals. And family meals provide a time for people to "touch-base", seeing each other regularly and keeping up, at best, sharing stories of their days, jokes and companionship. In some homes, the kitchen is the primary eating spot, in others, the dining room or other location is the primary place to eat.
- Kichino Aimi (機智野 愛美), also known as Kitchen (キッチン), is a scout character.
- The kitchen at the keep does not seem to get much action these days, other than the regular foraging of some of the four-legged residents of the keep. The large fireplace is still lit and something is bubbling away in a large pot, but my money would not be on gourmet fare. Another useful feature of the kitchen is that it leads to the staircase to the second floor of the fortress, and ultimately, Triss' room.
- This page is intended to define the INTERSLAVIC word form for the ENGLISH word at the top of the column to the right. If the INTERSLAVC box is "blank", then a word form has not yet been selected. Immediately below the INTERSLAVIC box is a link entitled "discussion about this word" - which will link you to a "Discussion" page specifically for the WORD at point. Below the Discussion Page link, under "PRIRODNE JEZYKI" ("Natural Languages") are listed the various modern Slavic natural languages - in their respective native language forms (NOTE: some natural language may be missing)
- The only animatronics who enter the Kitchen are Freddy Fazbear and Chica, as Bonnie always approaches from the West Hall and Foxy's fixed movement pattern does not include passing through the kitchen. Thus, the player does not have to worry about Bonnie or Foxy entering this location. The Kitchen returns in Five Nights at Freddy's 3 as part of the post-night minigames in Freddy Fazbear's Pizza. Like in the first game, there is no evidence of its appearance. Oddly, no door or hallway leading into it is present where it should be, not even one that is sealed off from the rest of the building.
- Kitchen is an indoor Level and the second Level on the lower right level path, if Bryant decides to enter it from the Laboratory. Kitchen is one of the two Dungeon areas in Return to Dark Castle. Bryant has to find his way out of the Kitchen by going to the top of the Level, where he has to fight an Axe Henchman while avoiding his axes. Then he has to pull down a trigger which opens a gate to the bottom of the Kitchen where a Key is hidden. Whit this Key Bryant can open the door at the top Level to exit the room. The Secret level Pantry is also hidden in the Kitchen. Main Article: Enemies
- We recommend the process of elimination. You can not judge a kitchen by its size, it can be small or large. If that doesn’t provide you with enough clues, here are some more:
* Does the room have a sink in which water may be drawn? If no, look around some more, if yes, proceed;
* Do you see a toilet of similar item for the removal of human waste? If yes, you have found the bathroom, so you’ll need to look somewhere else, if no you may be getting warmer;
* Do you see a machine for washing clothes and or a Bendix? If yes, you have found the laundry room, if no, then you might be getting even warmer;
* Do you see a stove? If yes, then you possibly have found the kitchen, if no then continue your search – and –
* Is there a Maid or Cook around preparing food or smoking a ciga
- Kitchen eli keittiö on paikka jossa voit laittaa ruokaa tai teetä itsellesi. Sinne saat tynnyrin, johon voit laittaa juomia, kuten esimerkiksi olutta(beer). Myös oma liesi, vedenottoallas, ruokakaappi, kupeille ja kipoille hylly ja tietenkin pöytä ovat myös mahdollisia pistää keittiöön. Myös omalle lemmikkieläimellesi voit tehdä maton tai korin.
- The kitchen allows players to obtain unlimited amounts of certain low level Cooking resources. Below are some instances where a full kitchen can be useful:
* Shelves of all levels provide tea that boost Construction levels depending on the tier shelf so higher level, useful furniture can be built at a lower level.
* Bread can be made quickly with an oak larder, pump and drain, and small oven. Without boosts, everything can be built at level 33.
* Scrambled egg can be made with at least an oak larder and oak shelves 1. Without boosts, these can be built at level 33.
* Cake can be made, provided the player has built at least an oak larder, wooden shelves 3 and steel range. Without boosts, everything can be built at level 34.
* The highest-healing food capable of being cooke
- A kitchen is a room or area where food and beverages are prepared for consumption. Due to the common use of replication technology across the Federation by the 23rd century, few Starfleet vessels, space stations, and other outposts include a fully operating kitchen. Some starships, such as the USS Enterprise-A, featured a kitchen that also had a weapons locker. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country) Captain Sisko was quite fond of cooking, and had the basic tools of a kitchen in his quarters. (DS9: "The Nagus", "Equilibrium", "Rapture", "Penumbra")
- Kitchen is an American adult animated sitcom created and developed by Ralf Hat for the Fox Broadcasting Company. It was one of the few televised animated series on FOX at the time, and follows the utterly ridiculous and politically incorrect escapades of a trio of Middle Schoolers, Victor McCoy (Bucket Head), Adolf "Pants" Manson, and Chuck Darren, who all live in the corrupt crime-filled city of Mountain Creek, Washington.
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