explanatory, I first introduced the oreos, then told you the prices and how many came in a packaged. Next, I explained and hypotheses about who created the oreo and what package of oreos has the better buy which is finding the unit rate .The last thing I did was also explain the materials needed in order to complete this essay and now I have given the procedures of my essay. My resources told me that a package with 30 oreos is $2.75 which is the same price as 25 oreos. To find my unit rate I divided
Different types of oreos?! The price for both of these oreo bags cost 2.75$. And both of these oreos are the same kind.And there is peanut butter cup oreos that are coming soon. There is also pumpkin spice oreos. And there is oreo stuffed M&M cookies. There is also a new kind of oreo called Toasted Coconut oreos. So for my essay I had a problem question. And that problem question was which size would be the better buy? And I think this because I really get very hungry sometimes.And I usually
The Oreo Experiment What I know about Oreos are that they have an inside,and an outside.The inside is a creamy paste, and the outsides is a hard chocolate cookie.I also know their color is blue,and their catchphrase is,”Milk’s favorite cookie”It looks like an ice cream sandwich,but it tastes like cookies and cream. Oreos are also good for pranks,when you lick out the cream and fill it with toothpaste.There are also a lot of different types of oreos like golden, minty, double fudge,ice cream,chocolate
Michael Pollan’s The Omnivore’s Dilemma is an eye opening book about how the average American meal is brought to our table. This book provokes thought, and personally made me eat more vegetables, other than corn. I now have a better idea of how I should eat and not just whatever is most convenient. Many thoughts have been swirling around my head since finishing the book, so in this reflection, I will put them down onto paper. As mentioned in the first chapter, corn is the root of American food culture
child, but she is not like an adult. Cara follows Jed, her brother. She tries to be cool like Jed is. She is still a child and therefore she needs someone to look up to. Therefore, the theme also is role model. Cara looks up to her mother. Her mother buys cigarettes without being seen by one from the quit4life group. She smokes when no one sees her. Cara writes an apology letter to Valerie, and she writes it just for her selves. Therefore, her teacher would like it, and not because Cara wants to be
the marketers and advertisers everyday in plenty of ways. In this book, Mr. Lindstorm wrote about his research, which was the largest neuromarketing study ever conducted, in which he was trying to see what makes us, consumers, to choose the brands we buy. Every advertiser or marketer knows the techniques to pass the message to the audience but he wondered what makes any specific brand to become more successful over others. So briefly, he summarizes neuromarketing as “... that neuromarketing, an intriguing