We start off the weekend with another great round of student presentations, ranging from the history of wheat, kale and avocados to M&Ms and Spam. We had samples of fresh kale (yummy) and kale chips (hum, not sure about those!), Catherine's tasty guacamole, one of my favorites M&Ms. I'd have to say that Chad outdid himself with an interesting presentation on KC BBQ accompanied by Oklahoma Joe's BBQ for the entire class! Can that be considered bribing your professors?
That really was a great experience. I said this earlier in the blog, but I enjoyed this part of the class so much.
ReplyDeleteDotty and Eric did a great job incorporating different learning methods for this entire course. Even though the report seemed a lot of work, it was quite valuable for each of us.
I agree that Chad outdid himself. It sure seems like a bribe to me. JK...Actually, Chad is one humble guy, moving in integrity, so it could never be misinterpreted as a bribe. (I know you were joking, Dotty or Eric).
I really enjoyed the food presentations we did this semester. They were very interesting and I learned a lot about many different types of foods. I was unaware that avocado plants had to be grafted and that the M&M package has been the same for so many years. I really enjoyed Chad's presentation. He was very knowledgeable on the history of BBQ.
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