Milkshake! Monkey - Season 5
Season 5
Episodes
Eggs
Milkshake Monkey has no eggs for breakfast, so Kemi goes egg-hunting down to the farm to in search more.
Salad
Milkshake Monkey has no salad to feed Nibbles.
Pasta
Milkshake Monkey's attempts to grow a spaghetti plant prove unsuccessful.
Milk
The milk was accidentally left out and has gone off. That means no Milk for Milkshake monkey's cereal.
Potatoes
Whilst preparing a stew, Milkshake Monkey is not impressed by a potato that is growing funny pink and green shoots - he does not want to eat that. But is the potato more useful than Milkshake Monkey thinks?
Fruit
We all know "nanas" is Milkshake Monkey's favourite food, but where do our bananas come from? Kemi heads to follows the banana's journey and makes some Yummy fruity treats with her friends
Bread
The last slice of the bread has been burnt by the toaster!
Fish
It's Fish Finger Day and Milkshake Monkey is very, very overjoyed, But Kemi forgets but then on his shopping list, so he heads off to the fish market to how the fish fingers are comes from.
Honey
After Kemi uses up the last of the honey before Monkey gets to try any, she must head out and find some more.
Herbs
Milkshake Monkey doesn't like the smell of Kemi's herbal tea. but Kemi explains that herbs are really useful and tasty. But can she persuade Monkey to taste them?
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