ChopChop Kids Club Newsletter
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Chop Chop Newsletter Volume 28 – Salads
This month, spring’s got us thinking about salad! Making it, eating it, learning about it, and even drawing it. What’s your favorite kind of salad? What’s the weirdest thing you like to put in a salad? What would you take out of a salad if nobody was watching? We’ve got recipes and activities for you, and some fun facts, too. A whole bowlful!

Chop Chop Newsletter Volume 27
This month we’re thinking about the color pink! Because, well, Valentine’s Day is coming up, and we’re romantic like that. What have you eaten that’s pink? What have you eaten that’s naturally pink? What flavors do you associate with the color pink? We’ve got a fun pink recipe, some pink food facts, and some pink activities, too. We think you’ll love it all.

Chop Chop Newsletter Volume 25
Welcome to the latest ChopChop Kids Club newsletter! This month we’re eating oranges! Plus doing a lot more with them—like learning about their flavor and history, using the zest to flavor cooking oil, and even making holiday gifts from them.

Chop Chop Newsletter – Volume 24
This month we’re eating pears! Plus doing a lot more with them—like ripening them, drawing them, learning from and about them, and turning them into jokes and riddles.

Chop Chop Volume 23
This month we’re cooking with squash! Plus doing a lot more with it—like jack-o’-lantern-themed math games, rotten science experiments, and more. We’re also wondering what your favorite things are about this month. Please drop us a line and let us know!

Chop Chop Volume 22
Welcome to the latest issue of our ChopChop Kids Club newsletter! This month we’re cooking with tomatoes. Or, more precisely, not cooking with tomatoes. Because they’re so good right now you really don’t need to cook them. Some kids we know bite right into tomatoes...

Chop Chop Volume 21
This month we’re cooking with corn. Or at least we’re sharing our simplest, most delicious way to let this summer star shine. Do you eat corn on the cob around and around? Or in rows, like a typewriter?

Chop Chop Newsletter – Week 20
This week we’re mixing up some refreshing, thirst-quenching drinks. Sometimes plain water can get boring, but we know we need to stay hydrated in the heat. Our main recipe is for Fruit Water: a deceptively simple pitcher of flavor-kissed deliciousness.

Chop Chop Newsletter #19
This week we’re cooking with watermelon. We’re making ice pops and salads and other fun cool-off recipes. Do you love watermelon as much as we do? Do you like the seedless kind or do you prefer the seeds? Do you cut it in half moons or wedges or chunks? These are just some of the many questions we have for you. There’s plenty more inside.

Chop Chop Newsletter – Week 18
This week we’re cooking pasta. Do you have pasta night at your house? What’s your favorite pasta shape? Something long, like spaghetti? Short and tubular, like ziti? A fun shape, like wagon wheels or bowties? The main recipe this week is a salad made from orzo, a small rice-shaped pasta that’s fun to eat. The skills you’ll practice will help you cook up any kind of pasta.