| 100% | COOKING | 7 | Preparing food, often by using heat |
| 46% | POI | 3 | Food often sampled by visitors to Hawaii |
| 45% | GRANOLA | 7 | Nutty food often eaten by hikers |
| 43% | POI | 3 | Food traditionally prepared using an imu |
| 43% | GYRO | 4 | Food item often accompanied by tzatziki |
| 43% | BAINMARIE | 9 | Heated water bath used by chocolatiers |
| 42% | ECO | 3 | Prefix often used by environmentalists |
| 42% | SHRIMP | 6 | Food item often prepared with lemon and garlic |
| 42% | COOKERY | 7 | Practice of preparing and heating food |
| 42% | CLAY | 4 | Malleable material, used by sculptors, often |
| 42% | YEAH | 4 | Word often used by John Wick |
| 42% | COOKING | 7 | Making food using heat |
| 41% | POI | 3 | Food often described using the number of fingers it takes to eat it |
| 41% | TRAY | 4 | Food serving platter used by a waiter |
| 41% | MOI | 3 | French pronoun often used by Miss Piggy |
| 41% | JAGS | 4 | British cars, often used by James Bond |
| 41% | COT | 3 | Simple foldable bed often used by campers |
| 41% | OLDE | 4 | Ye ___ (prefix often used by English pubs) |
| 41% | PSEUDONYM | 9 | A fictitious name, often used by authors |
| 41% | MICRODOTS | 9 | Ultra-small photos often used by spies |
| 41% | LINDEN | 6 | Tree often used by medieval German sculptors |
| 41% | OHOK | 4 | Bemused assent often used by Nathan Fielder |
| 40% | CHIVE | 5 | Herb often used in preparing potatoes and omelets |
| 40% | VACUUMSEALER | 12 | Air-removing tool often used for food preservation |
| 40% | HOMINY | 6 | Coarsely ground maize prepared as food by boiling |
| 40% | CHURCH | 6 | A building often used by Christians for worship |
| 40% | PANTOMIME | 9 | Silent entertainment form often used by 21-Across |
| 40% | TNT | 3 | Explosive often used by Wile E. Coyote: Abbr. |
| 40% | GLASS | 5 | Magnifying ___, detective tool often used by Sherlock Holmes |
| 39% | BROILER | 7 | Oven element often used to melt or brown food |