Well, first of all the consistency is dramatically changed, so the texture, and maybe the smell.
Salad is a mixture. Salt and water are both compounds and carbon is an element.
Sure it can. It depends on what you are making though. Mayo is higher in calories but is very creamy
No because the consistencies are different and they both taste different. If you like you can but it would not be the same as using thickened cream
heterogeneous mixture. because they are ununiform mixtures, you can see the different components of both the garden soil and potato salad.
yes i guess why not both are cream. one is sour cream and the other is light sour cream it might taste different but its the same thing.but i think sour cream is better because it has more taste
You can do. It depends on what kind of salad you are making; e.g a Waldorf salad would not require tomatoes.
The difference between cream and gel is both creams and gels are water-based, but creams contain a mixture of thickener, water and oil. Gels are made from thickener and water, and rarely have any oil.
There are several "famous" salads, but amongst the most well known and liked are: Caprese Salad, Waldorf Salad, Caesar Salad, Cobb Salad. These salads, and/or a combination thereof, can be easily made or found in restaurants. LindaSpreeman
The substances that cause oil and water molecules in salad dressing to interact and mix are called emulsifiers. Emulsifiers have both hydrophilic (water-attracting) and hydrophobic (water-repelling) properties, allowing them to stabilize the mixture of oil and water. Common examples of emulsifiers in salad dressings include mustard, egg yolk, and vinegar. These agents help create a stable emulsion, preventing the oil and water from separating.
I would think not because whip cream is sweet. Sour cream has a more tangy bitter taste to it.
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Both substances are acidic. ------ Not necessarily. Foul water could as easily contain too much alkaline as too much acid.