I am long and tightly curled, I help feed your whole world. I take nutrients from your meal, What am I? What's the deal?

I am a tunnel, long and wide, Food travels through me on a ride. I help it reach the stomach below, What am I? Do you know?

We are helpers, tiny and small, We break down food, one and all. Without us, digestion would be slow, What are we? Do you know?

I am the roof inside your mouth, Not in the north and not in the south. I help with speech and chewing too, What am I? Do you have a clue?

I am greenish-yellow and help with fats, I'm made by the liver—that's where I'm at. I help break greasy food apart, What am I? I'm pretty smart!

I am soft and mushy too, The stomach turns food into me for you. I travel onward to the next stage, What am I? Turn the page! Answer: Chyme

I am small, but I store a treasure, Saving a liquid for later pleasure. When fatty food arrives, I do my part, What am I? I'm pretty smart!

I am the last stop on the route, Before waste travels out. I hold it safely for a while, What am I? Answer with a smile!

We are hard and white and strong, We help break food all day long. We bite and chew each tasty treat, What are we? What helps you eat?

I make special juices every day, To help break food down on its way. I also help control blood sugar too, What am I? Have you a clue?

I am like a mixing machine, I work behind the scenes. I churn and squash the food you eat, What am I? Can you repeat?

I work before food goes down, Inside your mouth, I am found. I make a liquid clear and thin, What am I? Let digestion begin!

I am tiny and hang down low, At the back of your mouth I grow. You can see me when you say "Ahh!", What am I? Ha-ha!