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Video_Lounge
10 Dec 09 21:50
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Why when it's defrosted is it not soggy?

Puzzled me for a while this one.

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By:
rustyboy
When: 10 Dec 09 21:51
because when you freeze dry food it comes out dry.

when you freeze wet food it comes out wet

bread is dry.

hth.
By:
SNOOCH
When: 10 Dec 09 21:52
soft scoop ice cream - why does it not go hard when it is frozen
By:
Video_Lounge
When: 10 Dec 09 21:52
I see I see, so if I froze jelly would it be liquid when defrosted or still in jelly form?
By:
punterfleecer
When: 10 Dec 09 21:56
who cares?
By:
Video_Lounge
When: 10 Dec 09 22:00
not you obviously
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JUGADOR MEJOR
When: 10 Dec 09 22:58
SNOOCH 10 Dec 22:52
soft scoop ice cream - why does it not go hard when it is frozen


It's full of small air bubbles.
By:
Video_Lounge
When: 11 Dec 09 14:21
anyone with an answer to the jelly question?
By:
V4 Vendetta
When: 11 Dec 09 14:24
If you defrost it to the 100 Celcius or so that it was when it was liquid, it would be liquid again. If you defrost it to the 20C or so it was (when it was like jelly in cubes in a packet), it would be like jelly.
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delz
When: 11 Dec 09 14:25
ffs
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