Is applesauce a liquid

Answer 1

Oh, dude, applesauce is like a semi-solid, semi-liquid kind of deal. It's like if you leave Jell-O out for too long, you know? So, technically, it's not a full-on liquid, but it's definitely not a solid either. It's in that weird in-between state where you're like, "Is this a sauce or a mushy fruit puree?"

Answer 2

Oh, dude, applesauce is like... a semi-solid, semi-liquid concoction made from cooked apples. So, technically it's not a full-on liquid like water, but it's also not a solid like an apple. It's in that weird in-between state where it's like, "Am I a liquid? Am I a solid? Who even knows, man?"

Answer 3

No, applesauce is not considered part of a clear liquid diet. Instead, applesauce is part of a "soft diet", where foods are solid, but still soft and don't require chewing. If you're ordered to maintain a "clear liquid diet", this would be clear fluids or foods that turn to clear fluids when they are at room temperature, such as broth, tea, jell-o, popsicles, etc. Unfortunately, applesauce does not fully liquify at room temperature.

Answer 4

well, its a solid and liquid. the little apple chunks are a solid and the water added to it is a liquid. it can be a liquid depending on how to make it if you smoosh it it is

Answer 5

yes because it move freely so the particles are able to move around without being squished up together.

Answer 6

solid