Thresh: to beat the stems and husks of grain or cereal plants with a machine to separate the grains and seeds. Tiller: an erect shoot arising from the crown of a grass. Wheat germ: the embryo of the wheat kernel that will develop into a wheat plant.he wheat seeds are put into the ground. by a machine called a grain drill. The drill. is pulled by a tractor and digs narrow rows. in the earth and drops the wheat seeds. into the rows. Then it covers the seeds. with soil so they can take root. The seed begins to grow when there is enough. mositure in the soil.
James Lewis Kraft, the founder of Kraft Foods, didnât invent macaroni and cheese, and didnât even invent processed cheese, but he was the first to patent the process of emulsifying and powdering cheese in order to give it a much longer shelf life.
August 14, 2010. Kraft has taken its Macaroni & Cheese Dinner brand in a number of directions over the years, some successful, some not. Kraft's Easy Mac Cups, renamed Macaroni & Cheese Dinner Cups, launched in 2006 recently surpassed $100 million in sales. Kraft Macaroni & Cheese Crackers, cheesy, salty, noodle-shaped crackers launched a year later, however, are no longer made. Kraft considers its Macaroni & Cheese one of the priority brands in its U.S. business, and recently launched an advertising campaign from agency Crispin Porter & Bogusky with the tagline, You know you love it.