One in five children don't know where milk comes from

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Researchers looked at the strange beliefs youngsters have about where different foods such as bread, milk and chocolate originate.Of the 1,000 children asked - 21 percent did not know milk came from cows. ▶ Full story on dailymail.co.uk
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