Kids think fruit and veg come from shops – and some believe broccoli are trees
A new poll has shown a surprising gap in children's food knowledge - with one in five kids aged six to 11 believing fruit and vegetables originate in shops,…
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A new poll has shown a surprising gap in children's food knowledge - with one in five kids aged six to 11 believing fruit and vegetables originate in shops, according to a survey by HelloFresh. Kids think fruit and veg come from shops – and some believe broccoli are trees.
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A new poll has shown a surprising gap in children's food knowledge - with one in five kids aged six to 11 believing fruit and vegetables originate in shops, according to a survey by HelloFresh
reliability low1/2 sourcesKids think fruit and veg come from shops – and some believe broccoli are trees.
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A new poll has shown a surprising gap in children's food knowledge - with one in five kids aged six to 11 believing fruit and vegetables…
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