- Are the gases emitted by the yeast natural or unnatural? What gas are they talking about?
- Why can’t yeast emit gases when the temperature is under 24 degrees celcius?
- What is the ‘classic New York boil?’
- Why are the bagelO’s bathed in water?
- What is the reason they do not make bagelO’s with thinner shells?
- What is cream cheese made of? Do you think that there are additives in the cream cheese they use?
- What systems does the factory use to ensure that their consumers get the bagelO’s they expect? (Not too heavy or too light, no bugs, no metal, etc.)
- Would you like to try these bagelO’s anytime?
- How long does it usually take to make chuck roll pot roast?
- What are the butchers for?
- Why can’t the factory weigh and cut the beef by hand?
- You saw the gravy, at home some people also have gravy powder. Do you think that the gravy powder in this programme can be compared to yours?
- Why do the workers wear different coloured coats? What would be the risk if they didn’t wear them?
- Why is saltwater useless in producing drinking water?
- How can permeable rocks filter the water?
- Why would the government want to restrict the amount of water that can be used?
- Ozone can help with freshness. Try to find the chemical reaction that turns ozone into oxygen.
- Why do the bottles need to be cleaned at such a high temperature?
- Why do the bottle caps have to be in a sterilized environment?
- What do they mean by: ‘The ingredients are much more down to earth.’?
- Do you think the colouring and flavouring in the coconut mousse is natural? Why (not)?
- Would you want to eat these cakes? Why?
- Naturel, the gas comes free. What helps the dough to rise.
- It can weaken impolite.
- Empty shells move to water running at 93 degrees, just below boiling point.
- for a chewy and crusty bagel.
- They will crack when you fill them.
- It’s made of wild blueberries, and I think there are some addiction to keep it fresh.
- They go through a metal detetctor. After they go to their weight. Any wrapper clocking in below 72.5 grams is pushed off the conveyer.
- Yes, they are tested and are more healthy.
- 6-8 hours
- They control if it is safe to eat and cook.
- You have to let some parts on the beef and every part is different.
- No, the gravy in this programme uses a lot more.
- The cooked meat can’t get any bacteria on them.
- If you drink it you can become ill.
- They get only the filth away, so you don’t have to add something with it.
- The water can get up or can get less, when take to much.
- Solar ultraviolet radiation breaks apart one oxygen molecule to produce two oxygen atoms.
- To destroy all the bacteria.
- To keep it very clean.
- There isn’t much of a feeling about the producer of the products.
- I don’t think so, because it’s made in an factory.
- No, I don’t like coconut.