This week, there is one article to read and one posting to make on the blog. No Skype sessions this week. You will receive feedback via e-mail. Look for it!
For Wednesday and Thursday:
Read Page 50, "Mmmm, Tasty Chemicals."
Post clear answers to each of the following questions on the BLOG.
What book has Steve Ettlinger written? What does "deconstructed" mean? Why did he go down a mine shaft? What mineral was he looking for? How many ingredients are there in Twinkies? What is corn dextrin used for in Twinkies? What else is it used for? What is Ferrous sulfate used for in Twinkies? What else is it used for? What is the Twinkie-Industrial Complex?
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-Twinkie, Deconstructed.
-To elucidate
-Because he promised his editor a book tracing the ingredients in a Hostess Twinkie to their origins.
-He was looking for the site where a mineral called tonna. And the the raw ingredients of backing soda.
- 39 ingredients are in Twinkies.
- The corn used as a common thickeners.
-It's the glue that can be found on postage stamps and envelopes.
-It can be used as a disinfectant.
- As weedkiller.
- What all mentioned are its complex .
*Twinkie, Deconstructed.
*To break down, or write about.
*Because he promised his editor a book tracing the ingredients in a Hostess Twinkie to their origins.
*He was looking for the site where a mineral called tonna, the raw ingredients of backing soda.
*There are 39 ingredients in Twinkies.
*The corn used as a common thickeners.
*The glue on postage stamps and envelopes.
*It can be used as a disinfectant.
*As weedkiller.
*What they are using to make it and how the make it too.
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