Get in the Kitchen! Frozen Mini Treats. WHAT IS THE STORY BEHIND OUR FOOD ?

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Get in the Kitchen! Frozen Mini Treats

WHAT IS THE STORY BEHIND OUR FOOD ?

Where does our food come from?

We all hold a special relationship with food … NOURISHMENT! We all depend on a SAFE and ADEQUATE food supple to SURVIVE

Each food has a story behind it. Each story includes when, where, why, and how a certain food gets from the seed at the farm to your plate and who is involved in getting it there.

ACTIVITY: SEED TO FORK

Local Food System

RETAILING: FARMERS MARKET

IRON CHEF

Local Food System

The Industrial Food System What does it mean?

The Industrial Food System What does it mean? Energy / Global Warming / Pesticides / Sustainable Soil / Transportation / Processing / Factory Farms

FOOD PROCESSING The process of adding value to a product. Food Processing is the transformation of raw, whole food ingredients into food that we as consumers eat. Why do we process food ?

PRESERVATION Why are Foods Processed? Salting Meats Fermenting Dairy Pickling Vegetables Canning Pasteurizing Milk

FOOD SAFETY Why are Foods Processed? Heating Refrigerating Freezing Fermenting Drying Salting

VARIETY Why are Foods Processed? Modifying Flavor Texture Aroma Color Form

CONVENIENCE Why are Foods Processed? Ready to Eat Frozen Meals Fast Foods

NUTRITION Why are Foods Processed? Fortification Enrichment Milk with Vit D Grain Products with folic acid, iron and B- vitamins Preserving Nutrients Canning Freezing

DIETARY CONCERN

Food Processing Activity

Why Choose local food? Nourishment /Environment /Farmers

Bringing the Farm to Your School

Potting Plants!