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From Wheat Field to Bread
Age 10 · Cooking
Farmers grow wheat and harvest its grains when they turn golden. The grains are ground into flour, and bakers mix the flour with water and yeast and bake it into bread.
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In the picture
- Wheat field: the plant is grown and its ripe ears are harvested
- Millstones: they crush the grains into powder
- Flour: the soft white powder made from milled grain
- Bread: flour dough baked in a hot oven
Examples
- The sandwich bread in your lunchbox started as wheat in a field.
- Pasta and breakfast cereals are also made from grains like wheat.
Key takeaways
- Flour is made by grinding grains of wheat.
- Bread goes from farm to mill to bakery before it reaches your table.
Quiz: From Wheat Field to Bread (Age 10)
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What is flour made from?
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In which order does bread travel before it reaches your table?
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What do bakers mix with flour to make bread dough?
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