S1E87 - Kapow's Power of Invention: Doritos

Lucy Wow: STEM Stories for Kids Who Love Inventing

Jennifer Clary

Fiction, Stories For Kids, Education For Kids, Kids & Family

4.6 • 783 Ratings

🗓️ 17 November 2021

⏱️ 8 minutes

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Summary

You know what Doritos are, right? Crunchy, spicy triangles covered in neon orange powder? Doritos are one of America's favorite things to crunch and munch. They’re so popular you see them everywhere… except in nature. I mean you never see a Dorito tree, or a Dorito bush, do you? That’s because Doritos aren’t grown, they’re made, and before anything can be made, it has to be invented. So, today we’re going to be talking about the story of this crispy invention, a story that starts in the 1960’s in California, at an amusement park called Disneyland.

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0:00.0	At Go Kid Go, we love recommending great podcasts.
0:04.4	That's why we want you to check out the podcast, Mysteries About True Histories.
0:09.1	Tune in each week as best friends Max and Molly are faced with their latest time-traveling quest.
0:13.9	It's up to them to use their math and logic skills to keep the troublesome trolls from causing chaos throughout space and time.
0:20.0	Can they crack the code before time runs out?
0:22.6	Join it on the fun every Thursday to find out.
0:25.7	Follow mysteries about true histories on Apple Podcasts or wherever you find your podcasts.
0:30.9	What's built?
0:32.5	What's a build.
0:33.8	Oh, come on, Lucy.
0:34.8	Wow, you're a builder.
0:36.2	You're a maker.
0:38.3	You're a... I got it!
0:40.3	Tool call!
0:41.3	Hammer!
0:42.3	HAMER!
0:43.3	Wrench!
0:44.3	Wrench!
0:45.3	Drill!
0:46.3	Drill!
0:47.3	Drill!
0:49.3	Great job, Capow!
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