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1) A piece of information that I found most interesting was that you can use titanium dioxide to ice a cake or paint your house why this stood out to be is because of how odd it is but then I did some research and found out it is the white dye they put in the paint and icing
2) A fact I had learned was how ground beef ( Hamburger ) used to have a bad reputation due to it being considered for poor people
3) A statistic I learned was a pizza hut program expanded from K-6th being able to do it with K-6th plus 36,000 preschool/ childcare facility being able to do this program

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1. The piece of information that I found the most interesting in the book Chew on this was the fact that almost 50 million Americans were obese at the time this book was published.

2. One fact I learned from reading the book Chew on this is that the average Hamburger has gotten six times bigger since 1957!

3. One statistic I learned is that as of the year the book Chew on this was published, obesity was responsible for 110,000 deaths in America per year!

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1.  Many people thought hamburgers are dirty. This stood out to me because its very popular now, but as you read people thought it was too gross especially since it was used to kill.

2. I learned that the hamburgers weren't common due to murderers giving people burgers to murder them

3. One statistic from this was, 8,400 votes for cow tongue and spinach and only 2,912 for hamburgers for favorite foods

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1) Mcdonald's french fries are made at the same fast food factories other fast food restaurants use.
2) The chicken farmer provided the land, fuel, chicken houses and hard work.
3) That whole process costed $200,000 each chicken farm.

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1) The piece in chew on this that stuck out to me is that two-thirds of all adults in the United States are obese or overweight and one-sixth of all children are obese or overweight.

2) A fun fact is that people put attractive girls behind the counter in fast-food chains to deal with the customers.

3) My statistic is that two-thirds of all adults in the United States are obese or overweight and one-sixth of all children are obese or overweight.

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1.) The piece of information that I found the most interesting was an event that took place in Rhode Island where students boycotted their school cafeteria because french fries were taken of the menu. This stands out to me because it shows that people are addicted to unhealthy foods.

2.) One fact I learned was that chicken nuggets are made from ground up chicken and edible paste.

3.) One statistic I learned is that smell makes up 80% of taste.

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1) The piece of information that stuck out to me was titled the "The American Disease". Something stated in the text of this section was that mot obese children may feel unattractive and have a bleak or sad outlook on life and the future.

2) One piece of evidence I found is that the hamburger was created by a fifteen year old named Charlie Nagreen.

3) One statistic from the book is Assistant Managers earn about $25000 which is roughly $1200 less than a full time worker makes in the United States.

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1) The piece of research that stood out to me the most was that in 2004 surgeons performed about 150,000 gastric bypass operations. This stood out to me because that is a lot of gastric bypass surgeries.
2) Most doctors thought that it was a good way to prevent health problems with obesity.
3) The statistics is that there was 150,000 gastric bypass surgeries performed.

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1.)the piece of information that stuck out to me the most was the kid testers. It stuck out to me because i thought it was interesting how they trust kids with stuff that could be chemically bad
2.) I learned that a 15 year old invented the hamburger
3.)44.6% of kids dropped out of school for there jobs when they had over a 20 hour shift. And the other 55.4% kept in school

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1) One piece of research from chew on this that stuck out to me is that Americans drink about double the amount of soda as they did in 1975.

2) The amount of soda teenage boys drink has tripled since then.

3) A typical American in 1975 drank 27 gallons of soda a year and now a typical American drinks 52 gallons of soda a year

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1.) one piece from "Chew On This!" that stuck out to me is this text: "Our school," she says, "it's mainly fat kids." That may sound like an exaggeration, but jade's comment isn't far from the truth. more than 40 percent of the children in New York City public schools are now overweight, and almost 25 percent are obese.

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1. The piece of research that stood out to me the most was that children that are obese are sad and have a very bleak view on the future. They have the same hope as children who have cancer.
2. One fact from the book Chew on This is that people spend more money on fast food than on movies, books, record music, newspapers, and magazines combined.
3. 9 billion chickens were raised to be slaughtered in 2006

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1- Something that was interesting in "Chew On This" was that the Hindu religion believe that cows are "holy creatures". This belief is so unique compared to other cultures.
2- I learned that Taco bell food isn't made in their own kitchens, it is made in factories. After being made in the factories, the food is dehydrated, frozen, then sent to be re-warmed at Taco Bell locations
3- Within a decade, the amount of McDonalds restaurants in the United States increased by 2,375 locations.

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1) The fact that stood out to me in "Chew On This" was the most was the fact that hamburgers were seen as "dangerous" due to ground beef being a place to hide poison

2) I also learned that in 1910 a man died from eating a burger due to some type of poison inside of it

3) Statistics show that in a survey based in 1925 of about 17000 people voted on eating cow tongue and spinach over burgers

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1.  Hamburgers had a bad reputation and many thought it was dirty. The reason that this stood out to me was because its one of the most popular meats now, but people used to think it was gross.

2. One fact that i learned was that hamburgers used to be referred as a "food for the poor"

3. One statistic from this was the amount of people that voted for cow tongue and spinach over hamburgers. 8400 for cow tongue and spinach and only 2912 for hamburgers

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1) I found it really interesting how Mcdonalds for years lied about them having no beef in there fries when in reality the fries did have beef. I dont know exactly why this stuck out to me but it is a little stupid on their part as there is people who go to the restaurant and arent allowed to eat meat.

2)Taco bells food is assembled instead of being prepared (Ex:There meat arrives frozen and pre cooked)

3)Americans spend about 1 trillion on food every year. (And more then 90% of that money is spent on processed food)

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1) The fact that 9 billion chickens are killed every year, this shocked me because there are not even that many people on the earth and its 9 billion every year.

2)not all chickens are killed painlessly and not all slaughter houses are as humane as they seem

3) 9 billion chickens are born and killed every year in the U.S.

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1) Something that stuck out in the book ´Chew on This' is that hamburgers where wildly unpopular in the early twentieth century during their debut.
2)This is because of the ability to hide poisons in the ground beef such as the topic of a news report from the time titled 'Killer Burgers'.
3) A poll from New York, New York shows how people would prefer to eat cow tongue and spinach over hamburgers, ranked 18th in the vote.

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1. One piece of information that stuck out was Obese Children are sad and have a bad outlook on the future. This stuck out to me because I feel bad for them because its not their fault that they are obese.
2. One piece of information that I learned was, that obese children don't really have a choice and that they should stop eating.
3. One statistic was that Obesity is responsible for about 110,000 deaths every year in the U.S :(

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Chew On This!
1. One piece of research that stuck out the most to me is that in 1991, one billion fish were killed due to the slaughterhouse sewage run off!

2. I learned how bad sea animals are actually affected from pollution.

3.There isn't many statistics for this fact considering it was a one-year fact, but about one million sea animals are killed from pollution, but there is no information on how many are killed by slaughterhouse sewage.

Chew On This! By Eric Schlosser and Charles Wilson. (pages 166-167).

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1.) The Thing that struck me the most fast food workers quit or get fired within months of joining because of pay.

2.) The one fact I learned is as California became more and more complex there went from 200 to 3000 McDonald restaurants.

3.) people liked corned beef and cabbage more than hamburgers. hamburgers in a poll had 2,912 votes and corned beef and cabbage had 23,061 votes.

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1) Most Elementary, Middle, and High Schools have either a vending machine, or store of some sort that is high on sugar and fats.
2) Lots of schools have sugar and fats for their kids, maybe even a little too much.
2) 43% of Elementary schools, 74% of Middle schools, and 98% of High schools have stores or vending machines in their school.

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1.)  One piece of information that stuck out to me was...       In 1993 surgeons performed around  16,000 gastric bypass operation. The reason this one stuck out to me is because I have never heard of this kind of surgery and I wanted to learn more about it.
2.)     One fact is that          there were 134,000 MORE people had this surgery in 2004.
3.)        Some statistics are 1993 16,000 people had surgery
2004 150,000 people had surgery.

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1) One piece of information that stuck out to me was that the Golden Arches (McDonald's Logo) are now more widely recognized than the Christian Cross because it seems unreal, the Christian Cross has been around for hundreds of years and McDonald's hasn't been around for very long.
2) One fact that I learned is that Chicken Nuggets were made from ground chicken stuck together with edible paste.
3) One statistic that I learned is that the aroma of a food can be responsible for as much as 80-90% of its taste.

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McDonalds opened in Iraq
McDonalds doesn't make their own fries
McDonalds can contain poison in their fries

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1) The piece of research that stuck out the most to me was all the ways that companies take advantage of kids our age to get research information without really telling them what's going on.
2) I learned that apparently back in the olden days' people were murdered by people putting poison in their hamburgers, giving hamburgers a bad reputation.
3) McDonald's used to sell more than 1.5 billion toys per year.

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1) "In 2006, about 9 billion chickens will be raised in the United States, slaughtered, and then eaten." - Chew on this, Lamb Weston, Idaho Falls, (Pg. 98)

2)We kill and eat a ton of chickens each year

3) In 2006, we killed and ate more chickens than people alive. 9 billion chickens, in just the United States alone.

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Mrs. Larson (please write your name)!

Please number like I did on your post-
1) Which piece of research stuck out the most to you from Chew on This ? Why?
2) Write one fact from this piece of research that you learned.
3) Write one statistic from this piece of research that you learned.

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1)The piece that stood out to me the most was the killer burgers because it has a title that can hook readers .

2)  one fact is that in the 1900's hamburgers where thought to be a " food for the poor".so restaurants generally did not sell them ( pg. 15)

3) Most New Yorkers perfered eating cow tongue over spinach

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1) Piece of research that stuck out to me is cochineal extract is made from dead bodies of small bugs. It stuck out to me because something we consume has bugs in it.
2) The same ingredients in makeup is the same ingredients in food.
3) It takes about 70,000 of the insects to make a pound of carmine, which is used to make processed foods look pink, red, or purple.