Im glad that cranberries and cinammon helps people because i like both cranberries with turkey, cranberry juice, dried cranberries even. Cinammon is really good in apple cider. i didnt know that tums are a good reactant to our stomachs. i think the thing with the turkey is known around because my mom soaks our turkey in something that makes it really juicy.
I had no idea properties in cranberries can prevent cancer. That is interesting to know. It is odd how they use a meat substitute instead of actual meat.
Its crazy to know that cranberries prevent cnacer. I love cranberry juice and i always eat cinammon . This is interesting , but i didnt know they didnt use actual meat.
Im glad that cranberries and cinammon helps people because i like both cranberries with turkey.I had no idea properties in cranberries can prevent cancer. This is interesting bit I didn't know they didn't use actual meat.
I can't watch the video my phone won't let me and this is like the only way I can do the blog. Sadly. Well I guess I can say that I'm thankful for having an amazing family that I van spend thanksgiving with. I'd like to wish a happy thanksgiving to the whole class and to Mr.Dunn. I'm probably gonna get a zero on this aren't I?
it strange how certain foods can prevent sick ness which ik this 3 months ago maybe I could of saved my uncle life but it sees most of the foods are still the same and decorations
I never knew that foods could do that. I guess it is very helpful that cranberries prevent cancer because they are a very popular food on thanksgiving. Everyone will be preventing cancer without even knowing it.
i never really thought of cooking as science. i love to cook and now i can see a whole new way of looking at food. this video made me learn something new. now i know the reasong of the flavor in foods.
Very interesting to think food could help prevent cancer. but it kinda sucks that its cranberries cause I hate cranberries but if it helps others that's all that matters I guess. but very weird they don't use real meat. but anyways happy thanksgiving everyone!
I find it cool that some foods help prevent cancer. I eat cranberries with my turkey. I may start eating some of these foods to be healthier when im older. I have never thought that vegetarians don't eat turkey on Thanksgiving. But atleast they make a fake meat.
Hopefully there will be medicines in the future that contain cranberries. It is interesting that there are foods with properties that help prevent cancer. But, that doesn't mean they will completely decrease chances of cancer.
This was a very interesting video. I think it's great that cranberries can prevent cancer because I think they are pretty good. I also would have never thought that they didn't use real meat. I also never realized how much science has to do with things we do every day.
The fact that cranberries can prevent cancer is interesting... I'm glad we always have cranberry juice laying around the house somewhere. And since cinnamon helps too, that makes me happy since I adore foods with cinnamon.
It's amazing that certain foods could help prevent cancer. It's a great thing because cranberries and cinnamon are everyday foods so people have a better chance of actually taking advantage of them. Plus on Thanksgiving more people are likely to eat cranberry sauce and things like that so people can actually have a way to help themselves.
It awesome that cranberries prevent cancer. I hope many people learn about this so they don't get cancer. I never knew that they made fake meat for people. I'm happy we have cinammon to help us.
A lot of big words that throw me off, but it was very interesting to find out that cranberries help prevent cancer. I drink cranberry juice all the time and during the summer I always have some in the fridge. Sucks though that not many people like them.
Im glad that cranberries and cinammon helps people because i like both cranberries with turkey, cranberry juice, dried cranberries even. Cinammon is really good in apple cider. i didnt know that tums are a good reactant to our stomachs. i think the thing with the turkey is known around because my mom soaks our turkey in something that makes it really juicy.
ReplyDeleteI had no idea properties in cranberries can prevent cancer. That is interesting to know. It is odd how they use a meat substitute instead of actual meat.
ReplyDeleteIts crazy to know that cranberries prevent cnacer. I love cranberry juice and i always eat cinammon . This is interesting , but i didnt know they didnt use actual meat.
ReplyDeleteIm glad that cranberries and cinammon helps people because i like both cranberries with turkey.I had no idea properties in cranberries can prevent cancer. This is interesting bit I didn't know they didn't use actual meat.
ReplyDeleteI can't watch the video my phone won't let me and this is like the only way I can do the blog. Sadly. Well I guess I can say that I'm thankful for having an amazing family that I van spend thanksgiving with. I'd like to wish a happy thanksgiving to the whole class and to Mr.Dunn. I'm probably gonna get a zero on this aren't I?
ReplyDeleteKnowing that cranberrys and cinnamon can prevent cancer is great, i never knew this until now. I never knew actual meat wasn't used though.
ReplyDeleteit strange how certain foods can prevent sick ness which ik this 3 months ago maybe I could of saved my uncle life but it sees most of the foods are still the same and decorations
ReplyDeleteI never knew that foods could do that. I guess it is very helpful that cranberries prevent cancer because they are a very popular food on thanksgiving. Everyone will be preventing cancer without even knowing it.
ReplyDeletei never really thought of cooking as science. i love to cook and now i can see a whole new way of looking at food. this video made me learn something new. now i know the reasong of the flavor in foods.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting to think food could help prevent cancer. but it kinda sucks that its cranberries cause I hate cranberries but if it helps others that's all that matters I guess. but very weird they don't use real meat. but anyways happy thanksgiving everyone!
ReplyDeleteI find it cool that some foods help prevent cancer. I eat cranberries with my turkey. I may start eating some of these foods to be healthier when im older. I have never thought that vegetarians don't eat turkey on Thanksgiving. But atleast they make a fake meat.
ReplyDeleteHopefully there will be medicines in the future that contain cranberries. It is interesting that there are foods with properties that help prevent cancer. But, that doesn't mean they will completely decrease chances of cancer.
ReplyDeleteThis was a very interesting video. I think it's great that cranberries can prevent cancer because I think they are pretty good. I also would have never thought that they didn't use real meat. I also never realized how much science has to do with things we do every day.
ReplyDeleteIt's weird to know that cranberries can prevent cancer.. I never would have known this. Maybe I should consider trying new things to be healthier
ReplyDeleteThe fact that cranberries can prevent cancer is interesting... I'm glad we always have cranberry juice laying around the house somewhere. And since cinnamon helps too, that makes me happy since I adore foods with cinnamon.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing that certain foods could help prevent cancer. It's a great thing because cranberries and cinnamon are everyday foods so people have a better chance of actually taking advantage of them. Plus on Thanksgiving more people are likely to eat cranberry sauce and things like that so people can actually have a way to help themselves.
ReplyDeleteIt awesome that cranberries prevent cancer. I hope many people learn about this so they don't get cancer. I never knew that they made fake meat for people. I'm happy we have cinammon to help us.
ReplyDeleteA lot of big words that throw me off, but it was very interesting to find out that cranberries help prevent cancer. I drink cranberry juice all the time and during the summer I always have some in the fridge. Sucks though that not many people like them.
ReplyDelete