Cake is often eaten as a dessert and is a common celebratory food. Learn a bit of history about cake and dessert culture.

Did you know that bread has been around for 30,000 years? Learn how bread has evolved and watch a quick cooking demonstration.

Sometimes all you’ve got in your cupboard is a lonely pack of two minute noodles. Well, even then you can make a simple meal packed full of flavour.

Pancakes are a style of flat cake similar to the flat breads and cakes that humans have been eating for thousands of years. Learn about the history of pancakes and try this recipe!

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You haven’t been to the shops, you’re hungry and you need to eat right now, well you’d be surprised what a great meal you can put together if you just scrounge around in your pantry.

Who doesn’t love lasagne? All soft, rich and with that stringy cheese oozing down the side. Anna Eoclidi shares her recipe that will get you feeling all warm and gooey on the inside too.

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Humans have been making butter for at least 10,000 years! Learn how butter went from being made by hand to being made in factories. Follow along with the video to try churning your own butter.

Christmas pudding is a popular holiday dessert in England that dates back to the Middle Ages. Learn about the history of Christmas pudding and try making a microwave version of the holiday dish!

Custard is a milk and egg based dish that is often part of a dessert, but it can be served savory as well. Learn about various forms of this French dish and how to make custard at home.

English toffee is a candy that's made by bringing butter and sugar to 149-154 degrees Celsius or 300-310 degrees Fahrenheit, giving the candy a signature crack sound when it is cooled and bent apart. American toffee, however, tends to be...

Hashbrowns are a form of shredded, fried potato commonly eaten for breakfast or brunch in the United States. Learn about the history of this form of chopping and cooking vegetables and try making your own hasbrowns!

The Kiboomers! It's a Peanut Butter and Jelly song for kids! Fun song for a Food theme unit. Great for ESL and Kindergarten. First, you take the peanut and you crush it, you crush it. Peanut, peanut butter and jelly. Peanut, peanut...

There was an Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly!

Why did she swallow the fly? Listen to this song and you can learn

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Maize comes in many forms from corn on the cob to polenta. Learn how to make a salad and a breakfast porridge dish using maize.<b<br/>r/>

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EB editor and assistant chef, Michele Metych shows how to prepare shortbread.

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Ben the bear is getting ready for the big basketball battle. Ben hopes his team will win the blue ribbon, but the game will be harder than he thinks. Help Ben learn that having fun with his friends is more important than winning. This...

Easy Languages is an international video project aiming at supporting people worldwide to learn languages through authentic street interviews and expose the street culture of participating partner countries abroad. Episodes are produced...

This video is about partitives. Mr. P./Marc will explain how to use partitives in order to count or quantify nouns (uncountable and countable): He will provide easy examples and pictures to illustrate vocabulary.

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