Over the weekend, students decide to prepare something for everyone to eat together. They have a look in the fridge and realize they have a lot of different kinds of protein available: eggs, ham and chicken. Being undecided about what to cook, they decide to have a show of hands to see what the majority would be but it seems that it does not help the choice: a real chaos!
Illustrations by
Océane Payan
In order to make a fair choice in line with sustainable development and to avoid wasting food, Morgan proposes to apply the concept “FIFO” : First In-First Out. All the students are curious…
Illustrations by
Océane Payan
Morgan explains: the ham was bought 3 days ago before the chicken and the eggs, so it should be the first to be eaten and so on … Same conclusion about the vegetables that are stored in the fridge.
While the boys are cooking, Popi dresses the table and lights candles to create a nice atmosphere.
Margot organizes the fridge to help the group manage the food with the concept they all master by now: FIFO !
Illustrations by
Océane Payan
alternative
a plan or a method that you chose to do, if you do not want to use another type of plan or method
adjective
applaud
to congratulate, show approval or enjoyment of an activity
verb
athletic
good at sports
adjective
chopping
to cut something with a knife
verb
comes up with
to think about a plan or an idea
phrasal verb
concept
an idea or a principle
noun
containers
objects such as bottles or boxes that are used to carry or store liquids, solids or gasses.
noun
donated
to give money or goods to a person or a charity
verb
edible
suitable or safe for eating
adjective
enormous
very large
adjective
eventually
in the end, especially after a long period or a lot of effort
adverb
expire
something comes to an end or stops when it expires
verb
gesture
a symbolic act that expresses your feelings
noun
harvest
the time of year when crops are cut from the fields
noun
implemented
to start using a plan or a system
verb
inedible
not suitable for eating
adjective
intolerant
unable to eat a certain food
adjective
metabolism
all the chemical processes in your body
noun
obstacles
an action that prevents you from doing something
noun
overweight
synonym for 'fat'
adjective
portions
the amount of food that you eat
noun
ripe
food that is ready to be eaten, such as fruit or vegetables
adjective
unforeseen
not expected
adjective
