00:00Look up, look down, look all around. Up in the air or on the ground. Come for a walk, come for a ride. There's so much to see, so come outside.
00:30Here we are all in a row, ready to sell, ready to go. We're crunchy or soft, fat or thin, whole or sliced. You can put fillings in. We're delicious with humming, delicious with spread. What are we called? We're bread.
01:00Hello, me dears. I do like a nice boiled egg for my breakfast.
01:12Ah, my newspaper. Thank you, Pippin.
01:21Pippin, let go. Come on, Pippin.
01:24Here's your breakfast, Pippin.
01:33It's the only way to do it.
01:36Right, now. Bread.
01:46Oh, there's only one slice.
01:50That's stale.
01:51I'll have to pop out and buy some more. I can't have my boiled egg without a slice of bread.
01:59I know. Why don't you come with me and we'll find out where bread comes from.
02:04Come on, come outside.
02:06Pippin, it's time to fly.
02:08Bye.
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02:38There it is!
03:08The wheat field.
03:29Most of our bread is made from this.
03:33It's wheat.
03:46Can you see the seeds?
03:49They're called grain.
03:56This machine is cutting the wheat and taking the grain out.
04:03Look, there it is.
04:17When all the grain has been collected, it goes off to the mill, and that's where we're
04:22going next.
04:24Pippin!
04:25Pippin!
04:31Pippin!
04:32Pippin!
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05:38Pippin!
05:47The grain's going on a journey now.
05:54It travels through machines which grind it and crush it off.
05:58And when it comes out, it's...
06:00Well, wait and see.
06:17The grain's going on.
06:47And this is what we've got.
06:58Look, Pippin.
06:59Flower.
07:03Oh, Pippin!
07:17This is the bakery.
07:23Dogs aren't allowed in here, either.
07:25So Pippin's waiting outside again.
07:27She doesn't mind.
07:28First, the flour is mixed with water and this.
07:39It's called yeast.
07:41They're mixed together in a giant mixing bowl until they become dough.
07:46As the dough goes through this machine, the yeast starts working.
08:04It makes the dough very soft.
08:06They're going into the steamer now.
08:14The yeast will start to rise and the loaves will get bigger.
08:17They come out of the steamer and then they're marked with a knife.
08:25And then into the oven to bake.
08:33And there they are.
08:46Mmm, they smell good.
08:49They'll cool down and then they're ready to sell in the shop.
08:52So many to choose from.
09:04I don't know which one to buy.
09:08Bread, bread, bread.
09:10Made of wheat or rye.
09:12Brown or white.
09:14Sliced or whole.
09:15I don't know which to buy.
09:17There's long and thin.
09:40Short and fat.
09:42Pitter bread looks nice.
09:44A brioche loaf or apricot.
09:46Fruit plait full of spice.
09:48Bread, bread, bread.
09:51Made of wheat or rye.
09:53Brown or white.
09:55Sliced or whole.
09:56I don't know which to buy.
09:58There's premium white.
10:01Wholemeal bread.
10:02Chia butter too.
10:04Naan bread.
10:05Farmhouse bread.
10:07Which of them will do?
10:09Bread, bread, bread.
10:11Made of wheat or rye.
10:14Brown or white.
10:15Sliced or whole.
10:16I know which one to buy.
10:19I think I'll have a large white bloomer, please.
10:21Certainly.
10:21This reminds me of the story of the little red hen.
10:33Let me see.
10:34How does it go?
10:37One day, as the little red hen was scratching in a field, she found a grain of wheat.
10:43This wheat should be planted, she said.
10:45Who will help me plant this grain of wheat?
10:49Not I, said the duck.
10:52Not I, said the cat.
10:55Not I, said the dog.
10:57Then I shall do it by myself, said the little red hen.
11:01And she did.
11:03Soon the wheat grew to be tall and yellow.
11:06The wheat is ripe, said the little red hen.
11:10Who will help me cut the wheat?
11:12Not I, said the duck.
11:16Not I, said the cat.
11:18Not I, said the dog.
11:21Then I shall do it by myself, said the little red hen.
11:24And she did.
11:25When the wheat was cut, the little red hen said,
11:32Who will help me thresh this wheat?
11:35Not I, said the duck.
11:37Not I, said the cat.
11:39Not I, said the dog.
11:42Then I shall do it by myself, said the little red hen.
11:46And she did.
11:47She took the wheat to the mill and had it ground into flour.
12:17Then she said,
12:18Who will help me make this flour into bread?
12:23Not I, said the duck.
12:25Not I, said the cat.
12:28Not I, said the dog.
12:30Then I shall do it by myself, said the little red hen.
12:35And she did.
12:38She made and baked the bread.
12:41And then she said,
12:43Who will help me eat this bread?
12:45I will, said the duck.
12:49I will, said the cat.
12:52I will, said the dog.
12:56Oh, no, you won't, said the little red hen.
12:59I shall do that by myself.
13:03And she did.
13:14Now you know all about bread.
13:16And I must have my breakfast.
13:17Are you still hungry, Pippin?
13:22Well, you can have a piece of bread.
13:24And I must have my breakfast.
13:25I will.
13:26I'll do that by myself.
13:28I'm still hungry, Pippin.
13:38I can have a piece of bread.
13:47Put my hand, please.
13:48Amen.
