lthough knowledge improved with age, more than one in ten eight-year-olds did not know pork chops came from pigs, and almost one in five were left scratching their heads over the origins of yoghurt.
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Welsh rarebit may be a national dish, but one in ten children in the country were clueless about where cheese came from.
One in 50 city youngsters thought eggs came from cows and bacon came from cows or sheep.
Dairy Farmers of Britain, a company owned and run by 2,750 farmers in England and Wales, carried out the survey as part of its educational Grass is Greener campaign.
It asked more than 1,000 children aged eight to 15 where food such as eggs, cheese, yoghurt, bacon, pork chops and beefburgers came from.
'With the Government encouraging healthy eating, it is important children are taught about the way food is produced as well as what it contains,' said Phil Gibson, head of corporate affairs.
From: Children who think cows lay eggs | Metro.co.uk
That's quite alarming tbh...