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WordPress import is a later phase. Current article records already store slug, original dates, authorship, and WordPress IDs so that migration will not require copying posts one by one.
WordPress JSON migration
Import your WordPress blog export (JSON) as drafts, then migrate the image files separately. Posts keep their original dates, authors, slugs, and WordPress URLs. Nothing is published or emailed until you publish it from Blog Admin.
Step 1 — Import posts (JSON)
Step 2 — Migrate images (ZIP)
Select one prepared image ZIP. Images are extracted in your browser and uploaded one at a time to permanent Base44 storage. Each successful upload is saved to a mapping table, so a reload or a later ZIP never re-uploads the same file. After a ZIP finishes, apply the saved mappings to rewrite the image links inside your imported posts.
Featured-image manifest (optional but recommended)
A CSV with wordpress_post_id and original_url columns. The apply step uses it to set each post's cover_image_url when that image has been migrated. Covers are never cleared.
Apply mappings to blog posts
Rewrites <img src> and href references that point at WordPress upload paths to their new Base44 URLs, across all content parts, and assigns covers from the manifest. Idempotent: already-migrated links and existing covers are never touched. Unresolved references are reported, not guessed.
Images are stored publicly — each file gets a permanent public URL that never expires, and anyone with the link can access it. BlogPost records are only modified when you press Apply, and only the fields that change.
Imported posts are excluded from blog automation and the AI transparency box. Old WordPress URLs are preserved on each post and resolved by a catch-all redirect route, so existing Google links keep working after the domain switch.
WordPress import
Preview a WXR export first. Confirming writes human-authored posts with original dates, authors, slugs, and WordPress IDs. They do not enter the leftover audit or scheduled blog automation.
Imported human posts keep original dates, authors, slugs, and WordPress IDs. They will not be auto-scheduled or given the AI transparency box unless later rewritten by AI.
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Beyond the Nutrition Facts: A Classroom Guide to Analyzing Ultra-Processed Foods
Why selected: High teacher interest in analyzing ultra-processed labels was explicitly requested; fits current high school pedagogical needs for critical reasoning.
Quality gate passed · 770 words · about grade 12.3
Decoding the Recipe: Moving Students Beyond Following Steps to Understanding Procedures
Why selected: High search volume for 'how to read a recipe' combined with thin inventory in 'Measurement' and 'Lesson Notes'. It bridges the gap between the 'what' (ingredients) and the 'how' (process).
Quality gate passed · 703 words · about grade 10.6
Why Does Bread Rise? A Simple Yeast Fermentation Experiment for the Classroom
Why selected: Manually requested topic: Why Does Bread Rise? The Food Science of Yeast and Fermentation Write an engaging, practical article explaining how yeast makes bread dough rise. Explain how yeast uses fermentable sugars and produces carbon dioxide and ethanol during alcoholic fermentation, how carbon dioxide becomes trapped in the dough's gluten network, and how temperature, sugar availability, and salt affect yeast activity. Connect the science to common classroom baking experiences and include a simple experiment comparing yeast activity under different conditions. Make the science accessible to teachers who may not have a strong science background.
Quality gate passed · 704 words · about grade 11.1
How to Teach Carbohydrate Chemistry Without Being Overly Sciency
Why selected: Manually requested topic: How to Teach Carbohydrate Chemistry Without Being Overly Sciency
Quality gate passed · 1714 words · about grade 10.6
Teaching Microbes: How Fermentation Transforms Food
Why selected: There is strong interest in food chemistry and labs, but existing content leans heavily on safety and basic recipe literacy; this offers a higher-level 'food chemistry' exploration.
Quality gate passed · 760 words · about grade 12
Beyond the Ingredients: Teaching Students How to Actually Read a Recipe
Why selected: High search volume for 'how to read a recipe' combined with a gap in our current blog content regarding basic literacy in procedural writing.
Quality gate passed · 702 words · about grade 11.1
A Complete Guide on How to Write Up a Science Research Paper
Food Fraud: Understanding the Impact on Safety, Quality, and Trust
Cross-Functional Collaboration in Food Safety: How to Effectively Work Across Different Business Units to Achieve Food Safety Goals
Food Liability Insurance for Restaurants and Food Trucks - Frequent Questions Asked
Most Frequently Asked Questions About Gardening - A Comprehensive Guide
Considerations When Planning and Conducting Scientific Experiments
Make the Kitchen Your Lab: 10 Chemistry Experiments to Explore with Students
Lab Activity: Separating Gluten from Wheat Flour
Understanding Food Defense: Protecting Our Food from Harm
How to Read and Understand Nutrition Labels
Mastering Food Safety: Essential Tips for Safe Food Handling
Lesson Plan: Practices and Procedures for Assuring Personal and Workplace Health and Hygiene
Controlling Enzymatic Browning in Apple Slices
Exploring Enzyme Activity: The Breakdown of Starch by Salivary Amylase
What I Wished My Food Science Students Mastered in High School
Leveraging Academic Food Research Experience for a Successful Industry Career
The Positive Effects of Food Processing: Not All Processed Foods Are Bad
Ensuring Food Safety When Transporting Frozen Food: Tips for Summer Trips
Do Artificial Sweeteners Actually Help in Weight Loss? A summary of Yang (2010)
Expanding Your Restaurant with an Equipment Finance Loan
The Word’s Most Expensive Coffee Comes from Cat Poop
Decoding Food Labels: What Do They Really Mean?
How to Achieve Nutrition Without Compromising Taste
From Confusion to Clarity: Steps to Evaluate and Select a Nourishing Diet Plan
Exploring the Flow of Energy in Ecological Communities
Enigmatic Enzymes: Unraveling the Scientific Method in Food Science
Exploring the Vital Role of Food Science in Ensuring Food Safety
Prokaryote Gene Expression at the Initiation of Transcription
Qualitative Evaluation of Lactose Content in Milk
Transcription in Prokaryotes - A Few Basic Concepts
Examples of Translational Control in Prokaryote Gene Regulation
Variation in Physical Properties Across Selected Bean Market Classes
How Does The Type of Sugar Affect Yeast Fermentation Rate?
What Are Functional Carbohydrates, And Why Should You Care About Them?
Science Laboratory Safety Rules You Must Not Forget
Are There Any Benefits of Eating Processed Foods?
Regulation of Gene Expression: Chromatin and DNA Modification
Regulation of Gene Expression: The Lac and Trp Operon
What is the Role of the Chromosome in Inheritance?
Heartburn: What Foods to Eat and What Foods to Avoid
Summary of Phytochemicals and Their Role in Cancer Prevention
What you need to know about finding a restaurant loan
How to Prevent the Spread of Infectious Diseases
Do You Really Need to Wash Your Hands for 20 Seconds?
Five Key Food Science Classes to Take and What You’ll Learn
Competitive, Uncompetitive and Noncompetitive Enzyme Inhibition
How to Determine Isoelectric Point (pI) of Peptides
Hand-washing and Personal Hygiene for Food Plants
Food Safety Training - Responsibility of HACCP Team Members
FSMA - Sanitary Transportation for Human and Animal Food
FSMA - Preventive Controls for Human and Animal Food
FSMA - Mitigation Strategies to Protect Protection Against Intentional Adulteration
The Biggest Mistake Students Make Calculating Net Charge: Why Losing Electrons Makes Ions More Positive
What Makes Food Turn Brown and Taste Better? The Science of Non-Enzymatic Browning
How Do Bacteria Know When to Make Enzymes? Lac Operon vs Trp Operon Explained
Why Removing Sugar Changes More Than Sweetness: The Science of Sugar in Food
Why Wet Foods Don’t Always Spoil Faster: Water Activity Explained
Why Testing Food Isn’t Enough: How HACCP Prevents Problems Before Anyone Gets Sick
How Do Food Scientists Measure Chewiness, Bounce, and Stickiness? Inside Texture Profile Analysis
Refrigeration vs Freezing: Which Keeps Food Safer, Longer, and in Better Shape?
Refrigeration vs Freezing: Why Cold Food Still Goes Bad
Why Moist Foods Can Be Shelf-Stable and Dry Foods Can Spoil: Water Activity Explained
How HACCP Prevents Food Safety Failures Before Anyone Gets Sick
Understanding Food Instability and How to Manage It
The Multifaceted Role of Salt in Food Science
Understanding Overcooking and Its Impact on Food
Why Physical Properties Matter in Food Science
Ash Content Determination: Meaning, Methods, and Why It Matters
How Probiotic Yogurt Supports Digestion, Gut Health, and Lactose Tolerance
Why Food Packaging Matters More Than You Think
Functions of Food Packaging: Protection, Shelf Life, Convenience, and Sustainability
How Sensory Properties Shape the Way We Experience Food
How Probiotic Yogurt Helps Gut Health, Digestion, and Immune Function
Ash Content Determination in Food: Methods, Calculation, and Why It Matters
Understanding Protein Functionality in Food Science
Protein Functionality in Foods: How Structure Shapes Texture, Stability, and Processing
What a Texture Profile Analyzer Measures and Why It Matters
Physical Properties of Food: Why Texture, Color, Moisture, and Flow Matter
How Do Bacteria Decide When to Use Lactose and When to Stop Making Tryptophan?
Why Jam Lasts but Bread Molds Fast: The Science of Water Activity
Lac Operon vs Trp Operon: How Bacteria Regulate Genes
Ash Content Determination: Meaning, Methods, and Why It Matters
The Truth About Why Jam Lasts and Cut Fruit Spoils Fast
Understanding Protein Functionality in Foods
Lac Operon vs Trp Operon: How to Stop Mixing Up Inducible and Repressible Gene Regulation
CRISPR Explained: The Science Behind Gene Editing and Why It Matters
Understanding the Maillard Reaction in Cooking
Understanding the Science Behind Food Spoilage
Understanding the Science Behind Cooking Changes
Understanding Food Spoilage and Preservation
The Multifaceted Role of Fat in Cooking and Baking
Understanding the Differences Between Sugar and Starch in Cooking
Kitchen Math Made Simple: Cups, Grams, and Getting It Right
Understanding the Impact of Food Science on Everyday Life
Understanding Emulsions: The Science Behind Oil and Water Mixing
Why Food Spoils: The Science Behind Foodborne Illness
Understanding the Impact of Acidity in Food
The Crucial Role of Water in Food Quality and Safety
The Science and Perception of Freshness in Food
Understanding Food Safety: Managing Risks and Preventing Contamination
Understanding Food Preservation: Techniques and Science
Understanding Browning in Foods: Enzymatic vs. Non-Enzymatic
Understanding How Freezing Affects Food Quality
Understanding Food Storage: Why Some Foods Need Refrigeration
Helping Students Understand Gluten Beyond “Good or Bad”
Helping Students Understand Why Food Packaging Matters
Why Lipids Matter in Food Science and How to Teach Them
How to Introduce Food Science in a Way That Actually Sticks
How to Introduce Food Science in a Way That Actually Sticks
Understanding the Four Molecular Components That Shape Every Food
Teaching Sensory Evaluation Without Turning It Into Opinions
Why Nutrition Basics Matter and How to Teach Them Well
How to Build Kitchen Safety Routines Students Actually Follow
Why Handwashing Matters for Food Safety Education
Why the 10-Second Rule Keeps Sneaking Into Food Science Classrooms
Why Students Struggle With Metabolism (and How Food Science Can Fix the Confusion)
Why Food Preservation Works and How to Teach It
How to Teach Nutrition Labels So Students Can Use Them
The Science of Browning in Everyday Cooking
Why Some Foods Get Crispy and Others Stay Soft
Why the 10-Second Rule Keeps Sneaking Into Food Science Classrooms
What Your Body Really Does With Carbohydrates
Can Oil and Water Ever Be Friends? Exploring Emulsification with Soap
How to Write a Proper Hypothesis:Turning Questions Into Testable Ideas
How a New Snack Idea Becomes a Real Product
Knife Safety 101: Essential Skills for Students in the Kitchen
Turning Data into Discovery: How to Organize and Report Your Experiment Results
How to Explain the Maillard Reaction: The Science Behind Browning, Aroma, and Flavor
How to Use Science to Check If a Food Claim Makes Sense
How the Scientific Method Works in Your Kitchen
10 Food Safety Mistakes Students Make (and How to Fix Them)
How to Experiment Like a Scientist: Accuracy, Precision, and Smart Data Collection
Kitchen Math Made Simple: Cups, Grams, and Getting It Right
Why Food Spoils: The Science Behind Foodborne Illness
What Now? Using Data to Make Conclusions Like a Scientist
How Scientists Make Good Observations in Food Studies
How Your Five Senses Shape Your Food Choices
Freezing Point Depression: The Effect of Sugar on Ice Melting Rate
Paired Comparison Test Lab: Organic vs. Conventionally Grown Bananas
How to Determine Critical Control Points (CCPs) In a Tuna Sandwich Making Process
HACCP vs. HARPC: Understanding Food Safety Systems
Understanding the Science of Fermentation: Yogurt and Sourdough
Foodborne Illnesses: Understanding Pathogens and How to Stay Safe
Why Did My Bread Fail? The Science Behind Perfect Loaves and How to Fix Common Problems
Glow Germ Food Safety Outbreak Investigation Lab
13 Aspects of the Food Label That Often Confuse Students
Stay Safe in the Kitchen: Essential Rules Everyone Should Know
Protecting Public Health Through Foodborne Illness Management – A Guide for Teachers
Unlocking the Power of Enzymes: Nature's Catalysts in Everyday Life
Essential Lab Safety Rules: A Guide for Working Safely in Any Laboratory
Master These 4 Scientific Principles to Bake Perfect Bread Every Time
Unlocking the Science of Starch: A Hands-On Learning Opportunity for Your Students
Pineapple and Gelatin Lab: Exploring Protease Activity
Earn While You Share: Join Our Free Marketplace for Food Science Teachers!
The Principles of HACCP: A Guide for Food Science Teachers
Engaging Middle and High School Students in Food Science Career Exploration
Milk and Vinegar Experiment: Understanding the Isoelectric Point
Understanding Fats and Cholesterol on Nutrition Labels: A Guide to Healthier Choices
The Chemistry of Flavor: What Makes French Fries Taste So Good?
Major Food Technology Innovations Since the Industrial Revolution
What Food Science Is and How It Differs From Nutrition, Culinary, and Agriculture
Is Washing for Twenty Seconds Enough to Clean Your Hands Properly?
How to Plant, Grow, and Harvest Strawberries
How can I keep bugs out of my garden without using pesticides?
Keeping Rabbits and Squirrels Out of Your Vegetable Garden: Effective Strategies
How can I create a garden that attracts pollinators in the summer?
How much fertilizer should I add to my vegetable garden?
How can I make my own compost for my vegetable garden?
How can I improve the quality of soil in my garden?
How do I prepare my garden for summer planting?
How to Plant, Grow, and Harvest Bell Peppers
Chromosome Structure, Organization Histone Modification
Steps in Enzyme-linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA)
The Science Behind the Perfect Loaf: A Guide to Bread Making
What are the best plants to grow in the summer?
CRISPR: The Revolutionary Gene Editing Tool Explained
How often should I water my garden in the summer?
Breaking Down the Processes: A Beginner's Guide to Food Processing Unit Operations
How can I keep my plants from wilting in the summer heat?
Why Antibiotic Resistance is Rising and What to Do About It
How to Achieve and Maintain a Healthy Body Weight
Key Principles for Effective Food Safety Training
Handwashing and Personal Hygiene for Food Plants
Introductory Concepts in Human Nutrition
Summary of Glycolysis, TCA Cycle & Oxidative Phosphorylation
Role of Sodium and Potassium in Nerve Impulse Transmission
How to Get Started With Your HACCP Documentation
Determination of Total Lipids and Lipid Oxidation
Health Department Inspections - Ohio
How the FDA Inspects Food Facilities and Enforces Food Safety Laws
How Public Outcry and Tragedy Transformed the U.S. Food System
Introduction to the US Legal System
Fast Track to Becoming a Food Scientist or Achieving any Career Goal
How to Handle a Food Safety Inspection: What to Do and What to Avoid
Beyond the Basics: Building a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) Culture in Your Food Lab
Why selected: High demand for 'Kitchen Safety' and 'SOPs' in search and generator data, combined with a lack of existing content on formalizing safety procedures for the middle school lab environment.
Quality gate passed · 799 words · about grade 9.9
Why Accuracy Matters: Teaching Students the Science of Precision Measurement
Why selected: High search volume for 'how to read a recipe' combined with a lack of inventory on 'Measurements' demonstrates a clear need for instructional content that teaches students the 'how' and 'why' of accurate measurement.
Quality gate passed · 815 words · about grade 8.8
From Solid to Liquid and Back Again: Teaching Physical Changes in Food
Why selected: There is a significant gap in our blog content regarding middle school-level physical science applications in the kitchen, despite high search volume for 'food science challenge' and kitchen basics.
Quality gate passed · 778 words · about grade 10.2
Beyond the List: Teaching Students to Critically Read and Deconstruct a Recipe
Why selected: High search volume and download demand for recipe-related resources indicate a significant unmet need for scaffolding this skill for younger students, who struggle to move from simple following to critical analysis.
Quality gate passed · 734 words · about grade 9.7
From Chaos to Control: Implementing a Kitchen Readiness Passport System
Why selected: High search volume for safety and readiness coincides with the need for a practical, scaffolded management tool for middle school students who are often new to lab environments.
Quality gate passed · 769 words · about grade 10.4
Measuring Matters: How to Teach Precision and Consistency in Your Culinary Classroom
Why selected: High demand for kitchen readiness materials and a notable lack of inventory in the 'Measurements' category makes this a high-impact, low-competition topic.
Quality gate passed · 804 words · about grade 9.6
Beyond the Ingredients: How to Teach Students to Analyze Ultra-Processed Food Labels
Why selected: It bridges the gap between basic nutrition units (current curriculum phase) and the high demand for science-based classroom activities that challenge student thinking.
Quality gate passed · 711 words · about grade 12.2
The First Week Sets the Tone: Make Food Safety Your Students' First Success
Create a Safe and Engaging Food Science Classroom Setup
Mastering Flavor Balance: A Guide to Taste and Aroma in Food Science
Essential Food Preservation Techniques for Food Science Educators
Building Balanced Meals: Understanding Macronutrients in Education
Engaging Students in Food Science: Interactive Lab Activities
Great Food Science Teachers Don't Give All the Answers—They Ask Better Questions
What Worked (and Didn't) in Your Food Science Classroom
Reflecting on Your Food Science Teaching This Year
Low-Stress Food Science Activities for the Last Weeks of School
Engaging Students as the School Year Winds Down
End-of-Year Food Science Projects That Work Every Time
What Students Should Actually Remember From Food Science?
Simple Ways to Wrap Up Your Food Science Units Strong
Helping Students Connect What They Learned in Food Science
Quick End-of-Year Food Science Activities That Still Teach
How to Review Food Safety Without Boring Your Students
Why Precision Matters: Teaching Volumetric Error and Measurement Science in the Culinary Lab
Why selected: High search interest in 'how to read a recipe' and 'kitchen tools' suggests a need for fundamental technical instruction; this fills a gap in the existing inventory regarding professional measurement precision.
Quality gate passed · 758 words · about grade 11.1
