- In Ghana, many cashew apples are thrown away.
- Michael Kyereme makes juice from these apples.
- He sells juice and earns money.
- This juice is made from fruit many farmers waste.
- Youth are learning to use cashew apples well.
- This helps reduce food waste and creates jobs.
Difficult words
- cashew — A type of nut and its fruit.cashew apples
- juice — A drink made from fruit or vegetables.
- reduce — To make something smaller or less.
- waste — Things that are not used and thrown away.waste.
- farmers — People who grow plants or raise animals.
- learn — To gain knowledge or skills.learning
- create — To make something new.creates
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Discussion questions
- What do you think about using waste food?
- Have you ever tried cashew juice?
- Why is reducing waste important?
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