Re: Interesting discoveries
From: | Garth Wallace <gwalla@...> |
Date: | Saturday, August 16, 2003, 22:27 |
Estel Telcontar wrote:
> --- Garth Wallace wrote:
>
>>I like the three-way distinction in types of food. I'm
>>curious...would "homestyle" orange juice (the kind with pulp) be
>>considered "liquid with pieces"? What about foods that can be eaten
>
> or
>
>>drunk but don't have distinct pieces (like an ice cream float)?
>
>
> I'm not entirely certain of how they would be classified, but at the
> moment I think that orange juice with pulp would probably count as
> without pieces, because its pieces aren't chewable, while an icecream
> float would probably count as "liquid with pieces" - at least in all
> the float I've consumed, there's been a mixture of noticeably solid
> icecream, in one or more pieces, and noticeably liquid pop in the
> bottom, as well as a lot of foam.
Makes sense.