How food is digested Enters the mouth Where the teeth grinds up the food.
Salivary glands make saliva, a digestive juice.
After that they it will have to pass through the Esophagus the food passage to the stomach. When it gets to the stomach it churns food and adds digestive juice. The liver and pancreas makes digestive juices for use in the small intestines. The gall bladder stores bile made in the liver. The duodenum would then receive bile and pancreatic juice.