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Do you differentiate creamy from juicy?
Asked by Mtl_zack (6778)
March 18th, 2009
I find that substances are of two types, and possibly a third. Creamy substances are coffee, milk, chocolate, bananas (for some odd reason), butter, etc… Juicy consists of things with a more fluid viscosity, like fruit juice. Watery substances are similar to juicy things, but to a lesser degree of smoothness. Mango juice would be kinda in between because it is smoother than orange juice, but it is still more fluid-like,
So, I guess the question should be: “do you differentiate foods on their smoothness?”
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