Solution:
Dry food items are things that don't have much water in them. Here are some examples:
- Rice: Small grains that you cook to eat.
- Pasta: Shapes like noodles or shells that you boil and eat.
- Cereal: Crunchy grains you eat with milk for breakfast.
- Bread: Sliced or whole loaves made from dough.
- Crackers: Thin, crispy snacks.
- Chips: Thin, flat snacks made from potatoes or other things.
- Nuts: Small, hard seeds that you can eat.
- Candy: Sweet treats like gummy bears or chocolate.
- Flour: Powdery stuff used for baking.
- Canned goods: Things like vegetables, fruits, or soups in metal cans.
These foods don't have much water in them and can last a long time without spoiling.
