Exploring the Journey of Your Lunchbox Food

The video explores the journey of various foods from their origins to a lunchbox. It covers the processes involved in making bread, cheese, apple juice, and the growth of tomatoes, carrots, and clementines. The video highlights the roles of farmers, bakers, and other workers in bringing food to the table, emphasizing the interconnectedness of food production.

What is the first step in making the bread for your sandwich?

• Sending the wheat to a flour mill

• A farmer planting seeds in spring

• Baking the dough in a very hot oven

• Mixing flour with water, sugar, and yeast

What ingredient is added to milk to make cheese?

• Yeast

• Rennet

• Salt

• Sugar

How do tomatoes change color as they grow?

• From red to green

• From green to orange to red

• They stay green

• From yellow to red

What machine is used to extract juice from apples?

• A heater

• A press

• A milling machine

• A washing machine

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What makes clementines easy to eat?

• They have a lot of seeds

• They are very large

• They are easy to peel and mostly seedless

• They are sour

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