Dave - Grapes are in the fruit group

[Ree Fresh]

Pop Corn
made of: Corn (fruit/vegie group)
= 1/4 food groups


Bannana Nut Loaf
made of: eggs (meat/protine group) Nuts (meat/protine group) Banana (fruit/vegie group) Flour (wheat/grain group) Butter and Milk (dairy group)... add raisens and you have more (fruit/vegie group)
= 4/4 food groups = Balanced meal in one

[Ree Fresh]

I HOPE YOU ENJOYED YOUR TV SHOW DAVE!?!

OK!!!

[Grapes]

It's not over yet!

CORN. YOU MAKE BREAD OUT OF IT. THE INDIANS CALLDED IT "MAIZE". THE GRAINS ARE TINY AND WHEN YOU POP THEM IT'S ALL DRY AND SHIT... IT IS A GRAIN.

[Ree Fresh]

^ WHEN YOU MAKE BREAD OUT OF IT... ITS CALLED CORN BREAD

ie. BANANA BREAD, COCONUT BREAD, WALNUT BREAD, GARLIC BREAD, RAISIN BREAD.... THEY ARE A GRAIN PRODUCT BECAUSE THEY CONTAIN FLOUR IN THEM.
BUT IT DOSNT MAKE BANANAS, COCONUT, WALNUTS, GARLIC, OR RAISINS GRAIN!!!

THATS WHY WE HAVE POP CORN vs. CORN BREAD. IF IT WAS BREAD IT WOULD CONTAIN THE WORD "BREAD" IN THE NAME.

YOU CANT CALL THINGS GRAIN PRODUCTS BECAUSE YOU THINK ITS GRIANY!?!

THATS LIKE CALLING A VEGGIE BURGER MEATY!!!



Now please get some sleep :317:

[Ree Fresh]

ps: wild rice isnt actualy rice.... the idians collect it from the reeds in the river. Kinda like how the indians grew the veggie corn in the corn fields... but made it into a bread like substance :D

[Clayton.]

I got some grapes in the fridge right now, my mom bought them for me.

[cubed]

corn is the anomoly.

http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/askasc...0/bot00330.htm

problem solved.

[Grapes]

The problem is not solved:

ONLY ONE OF US IS ALLOWED TO BE RIGHT

Dave - I have a hot wrong number for you!

[Grapes]

Also, that links was just confusing. Find me a link where it says "Corn = Grain" please.

[Ree Fresh]

I asked our kitcen lady today what she thought... her, the other staff, and kids all thought pop corn was a veggtable.

I also foudn out that egg plant is apart of the berry familey :D :D :D



BUT!!! Ill give you 1/2 a mark because if you use the kernal part of the corn it can be used to make a grain type of food... BUT you have to agree that corn is a vegtable for a full 100% mark!