Datum:
18. Apr. 2021
Von:
Dr. Carsten Oerder
Wo kommt unser Essen her, was kann ich kaufen? Tipps und Grundsätze des Einkaufens:Englisch-GK von Frau Kattwinkel: "Find out where our lunch has come from"
Find out where our lunch has come from
Genau mit diesem Thema haben wir uns im Englisch E-Kurs beschäftigt. Die Ergebnisse unserer Recherche waren erschreckend und allemal ein guter Grund, sich Gedanken darüber zu machen, warum man zum Beispiel lieber lokal gewachsenes Obst und Gemüse kaufen sollte, als die in Südamerika gezüchtete Avocado in den Einkaufswagen zu legen. Tipps geben kann aber jeder und anklagende Texte verfassen auch. Deswegen haben wir uns für den kreativen und humorösen Weg entschieden! Lass euch inspirieren und BUY LOCAL FOOD!
The Dragon Fruit
The dragon fruit is grown in South East Asia, India, the United States and Australia and exported from there to Germany.
Just imagine a dragon being forced to fly around the world with a lot of heavy dragon fruits on its back. Do you think he is happy about this? No!
That’s why he’s spitting fire while flying which makes the world get hotter every time he flies.
You know what the dragon stands for, don’t you?
Think about the consequences for the environment!
Jidi Plum, Nina Schäfer, Emily Nowakovski
Cacoa Bean
Think about chocolate; the first thing that comes to mind is that it is sweet and full of calories! But that isn’t everything one has to know. Chocolate is often part of our dreams, but it should be part of our nightmares.
Everyone knows the bad stepmother in Cinderella, right? This is our chocolate! Chocolate is the reason why 1.5 million children in West Africa do forced labour on the cocoa-bean plantations and suffer from child slavery.
But in their case, there is no miracle, no glass shoe and no prince who rescues them.
There’s only one thing to do: Banishing the bad stepmother from our snacks!
Hanna Schotten, Pia Schmitz