World Trade Press ABC Database Suite

The ingredient section of ABC World Food can give students a useful lesson in how the same thing can be used in different ways. Take, for instance, almonds. A pretty basic nut, but ABC World Food spotlights a number of recipes using almonds which are very different in purpose and taste. The ingredients section could foster lessons on how culture influences use, how people in different cultures use the same thing in different ways and more. https://www.worldtradepress.com/abc-world-food-for-schools/

An interesting lesson can always come from the fact that people learn to make things to eat from what's naturally around them. Like alligator gumbo in Louisiana. Natives took what was there, the alligator, and made a tasty dish out of it. Students can discuss what might prompt someone to try alligator meat, how what's available in nature influences regional dishes, and even why people might be motivated by or restricted to using only what's available locally. Add ABC Food America to your school! Learn how here: https://www.worldtradepress.com/abc-food-america-for-schools/

What is school like for kids from other countries? Students in America may think that their classrooms are like classrooms everywhere. One of the modules in ABC World Culture is about education. It details the education structure of the country and details all the separate steps through the educational system. Add ABC World Culture to your school's offerings and help your students see how learning differs around the world. https://www.worldtradepress.com/abc-world-culture-for-schools/

British colonial rule left a lasting impact on Hong Kong's cuisine, leading to a fusion of Western and Chinese culinary traditions. Popular items such as the Hong Kong-style egg tart, pineapple bun (bo lo bao), and milk tea are direct results of this cultural exchange. Students can learn a lot about the impact of colonialism and how it shapes a country by studying the foods eaten. ABC World Food is an amazing gateway for these lessons. https://www.worldtradepress.com/abc-world-food-for-schools/