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12-10-2008 , 06:46 PM

Keepitsimple

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I took out ice cream of fridge and on to a plate. I forgot about it and now some parts are fluid and some parts are firm.

Is it mostly fat or sugar in that fluid? It still tasted quite good but I didnt eat the fluid. This would lead me to believe the ice cream parts did not dissolve. But I am curious.

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12-10-2008 , 08:02 PM

Stu Pidasso

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If you leave it out long enough it will all turn liquid. The same is true of an ice cube.

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12-10-2008 , 10:12 PM

blutarski

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Originally Posted by Stu Pidasso

If you leave it out long enough it will all turn liquid. The same is true of an ice cube.

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12-10-2008 , 11:13 PM

McBeef

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hes asking if the liquid would have a diff % of fat/whatever than the still frozen ice cream

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12-11-2008 , 05:31 AM

Keepitsimple

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Originally Posted by McBeef

hes asking if the liquid would have a diff % of fat/whatever than the still frozen ice cream

Just to clarify, this is precisely what I am asking.

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12-11-2008 , 07:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Keepitsimple

Read Descarte's third meditation and analyze his wax example.

I believe that all of your metaphysical inquiries on icecream will be answered there.

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