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Five Star Science

Season 3 | Episode 118 | ELEVEN | July 29, 2016

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Prepare your tastebuds for some mouth-watering, culinary science. So join Dr Rob as he once again turns the ordinary into the extraordinary.

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Prepare your tastebuds for some mouth-watering, culinary science. So join Dr Rob as he once again turns the ordinary into the extraordinary.

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Junior scientists Jack and Caleb make an 'apple pie' out of weird ingredients like lemon and Jatz biscuits. Because of the way our taste and smell receptors work the pie actually looks and tastes exactly like a real apple pie. A weird and wonderful experiment for your senses.

Five senses experiment: Apple pie, without apples?

Years 3-4, 5-6 Science

Junior scientists Jack and Caleb make an 'apple pie' out of weird ingredients like lemon and Jatz biscuits. Because of the way our taste and smell receptors work the pie actually looks and tastes exactly like a real apple pie. A weird and wonderful experiment for your senses.

Christina Chhay, a scientist at the Chocolate Factory, has the ultimate dream job. She invents new types of chocolate bars by testing new flavour and texture combinations

Meet the scientist who invents chocolate bars

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Christina Chhay, a scientist at the Chocolate Factory, has the ultimate dream job. She invents new types of chocolate bars by testing new flavour and texture combinations

How many humps a camel has actually depends on the species of camel. Whether a camel has one or two humps depends on the environment they have evolved to.

How many humps does a camel have?

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How many humps a camel has actually depends on the species of camel. Whether a camel has one or two humps depends on the environment they have evolved to.

Omega3 is a type of fat that is essential for our health and is added to many foods and dietary supplements. Most omega3 is sourced from fish and has a fishy smell so how do scientists create versions of omega3 that both smell and taste odour free

How odourless omega-3 supplements are made

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Omega3 is a type of fat that is essential for our health and is added to many foods and dietary supplements. Most omega3 is sourced from fish and has a fishy smell so how do scientists create versions of omega3 that both smell and taste odour free

Did you know that camel milk has more iron and protein than cow's milk Learn about the Aussie farmer who raises camels for their milk.

Farming camels for milk

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Scope interviews a master chef to find out how food changes chemically during cooking.

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Scope interviews a master chef to find out how food changes chemically during cooking.

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Scope: Sights and Sounds

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Scope: From A to B

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We're printing houses, building bridges and constructing wooden skyscrapers in this monumental episode, where the ordinary becomes extraordinary.

Scope: Homes and Habitats

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From new life for electronic waste to toilet waste going to good use and a water-purifying DIY, it's all in this episode, where the ordinary becomes extraordinary.

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We check out the disgusting side of science with maggots, poo power and DIY slime on this gross episode: where the ordinary becomes extraordinary.

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