Terrific Tuna
By: Kathryn Wrynn
My Essay
Introduction
What is an aquatic fish and can be the size of Mr.Sherick? The Pacific Albacore Tuna, of course! This large animal’s appearance, diet, life cycle, and reproduction period is very different from a human’s. This tuna can have many eye capturing qualities different from other fish.
Appearance
Diet
Life Cycle and Reproduction
Conclusion
Go Fish
Diorama
Chef's Corner
History:The earliest Chocolate Crackles recipe so far discovered was printed in an advertisement in the Australian Women’s Weekly on Saturday 18 December 1937. The advertisement was placed by Edible Oil Industries, a subsidiary of Unilever, who made Copha. While it mentioned Rice Bubbles, it did not include the Kellogg name. In 1953, Kellogg gained a trademark over the term Chocolate Crackles – a trademark the company still owns. Chocolate Crackles are still a favorite for children’s parties and cake stalls.
RECIPE:
For the record, that Chocolate Crackles recipe reads as follows:
5 ozs. Rice Bubbles (4 cups)
8 ozs. Icing Sugar
2 1/2 ozs. Fine Cocoanut
2 1/2 ozs. Cocoa (2 tablespoons)
8 ozs. COPHA
Mix dry ingredients, melt COPHA and pour over same. Thoroughly mix and spoon into paper cup containers and allow to set. The above quantity makes 2 1/2 to 3 dozen.
Here’s the official Kellogg’s® version, with metric measurements:
Ingredients
4 cups Kellogg’s® Rice Bubbles®
1 cup icing sugar, sifted
3 tablespoons cocoa
1 cup desiccated coconut
250g copha
Method
Combine dry ingredients in a mixing bowl.
Melt copha gently.
Cool slightly
Pour into dry ingredients and mix well.
Spoon into paper patty cases.
Chill until set.
Makes about 24.Because COPHA is hydrogenated coconut oil, it’s officially bad for you. So a diet consisting largely of Chocolate Crackles is not recommended.
Think Tank
Quizzle: Yay! Now on to the fun part; I have created a short quiz. Now, test your knowledge based on the Pacific Albacore Tuna!☺
Acrostic Poem
The only warm-blooded fish
Uses its speed to catch prey
Not a mammal
An unusual fish