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Children ‘believe sheep lay eggs’
Eggs come from sheep, crisps are made of plastic and butterflies produce cheese – these are just some of the wrong answers given by children in a test of their knowledge of food sources.
The survey of more than 1,000 school children showed that nearly two thirds struggled to identify the origins of the everyday foods they eat.
Some thought beef burgers came from McDonalds or Burger King, that yoghurts were made using turkeys or ducks, ham came from the Co-Op, bacon from horses, goats or peacocks and cheese originated from butterflies, rats or mice.
And that’s what you get for sending your children to Justchat School Of Learning! :lol:
How old were these children ?
15-16.. :lol:
& welsh ???? :lol: :wink:
…. and wearing their pj’s to Tesco’s? :lol:
@kent f OBE wrote:
…. and wearing their pj’s to Tesco’s? :lol:
Hmmmm classy eh? :lol: :lol:
I wonder if the next Wales Meet will be a pyjama party? :lol:
(waits to be crucified)That’s Right.. One mention of sheep, and the welsh are dragged into it.. [-X
Into the sheep ? :shock:
YES – I was posessed – An invisible force – forced me into the sheep!
TWICE! :lol:
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