"Bakrooster" is Dutch, and it typically translates to English as "oven rack" or "wire rack." However, depending on the context in which it is used, there can be a range of translations. Here’s a list capturing a variety of translations along with some extra information:
1. Oven rack (a shelf in an oven where dishes are placed for cooking or heating)
2. Baking grid (a grid-like structure used to bake goods, allowing heat to circulate)
3. Wire rack (a type of shelf or grid made of wire, used for cooling baked goods)
4. Grilling grate (a rack used for grilling foods, often in an oven or grill)
5. Cooling rack (a rack on which baked goods are placed to cool down after being taken out of the oven)
6. Cooking grid (a generic term for a flat framework used to cook food on)
7. Broiler rack (used specifically for broiling food under high heat in an oven)
8. Roasting rack (designed to hold food that is being roasted, allowing for better heat circulation)
9. Kitchen rack (a more general term that could refer to any type of wire or metal shelf in the kitchen, including a "bakrooster")
10. Toasting rack (used specifically for toasting bread or similar items, though "bakrooster" is not typically used for this purpose)
Depending on the specific usage, the term "bakrooster" may refer to more specialized equipment or more general kitchenware. It is important to consider the context when choosing the correct translation.
