Yeah, I'd seen the same thing. The survey I saw had a follow-up article written by the examiners. If people didn't know where milk (and cheese, I think) was from, they were expecting people to say they were made in factories. But the most common response was that people didn't know and didn't care.
I can't quote the figures about the meat survey because I've genuinely forgotten them but it was around the same age group as above and something like a half of them couldn't match up a picture of meat with the animal it came from. It wasn't difficult stuff, either. I think it was chicken, bacon, and steak. How can people think bacon is from a chicken?
Is it normal that when I see an animal I want to eat it?
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Yeah, I'd seen the same thing. The survey I saw had a follow-up article written by the examiners. If people didn't know where milk (and cheese, I think) was from, they were expecting people to say they were made in factories. But the most common response was that people didn't know and didn't care.
I can't quote the figures about the meat survey because I've genuinely forgotten them but it was around the same age group as above and something like a half of them couldn't match up a picture of meat with the animal it came from. It wasn't difficult stuff, either. I think it was chicken, bacon, and steak. How can people think bacon is from a chicken?