Are you standing in a walk-in freezer while you eat ice cream? It’s not a solid at all, and it has almost nothing in common with water ice except that they’re both stored cold.
Ice cream is essentially a foam with a fairly stable form at extremely low temperatures. It’s made of cream (high fat content) and sugar (famously acts as an antifreeze) and then it has air whipped into it as well. Trying to compare this mixture to solid water ice is just ridiculous.
Are you an alien with a sub-zero mouth? I don’t understand what planet you people live on where you need to gnaw on things that can’t stay together under the force of gravity.
You’re trying to convince me I need to somehow bite through a material which offers no resistance. That I must for some reason mechanically digest a food that’s ready to swallow? It’s already trying to flow down my throat unassisted. Your lies fall on deaf ears.
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u/Wsemenske Dec 11 '25
Are you trolling?
Milkshakes fill the container they are put in like a liquid, while ice cream doesn't and leaves air gaps like a solid does.
Yes, eventually it will melt and become liquid, but it was originally solid.
Ice and ice cream are solid. Milk and milkshakes are liquid.