A What CE describes the way energy is stored in a sandwich

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What is Potential Energy? You probably already know that without eating, your body becomes weak from lack of energy. Take a few bites of a turkey sandwich, and moments later, you feel much better. That's because food molecules contain potential energy, or stored energy, that can do work in the future. Hope it helps

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