Yes, you would use the same method as when dividing two types of cake batter. Prepare one pie crust, then fill the crust with the unflavored custard (eggs, milk/cream, salt.) Then insert the WELL-GREASED foil divider, and add different shredded cheese and other ingredients to each side of the pie. Bake as usual, then run a knife along each side of the divider; remove divider carefully. ... note: the divider would need to be supported at the edges of the crust to prevent it from tipping to one side during baking. Perhaps it could be secured with bits of pie dough on either side.
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all can be made with the same batter but some are made with different kind to give them a different taste
A batter can bunt anytime ...whether it's wise to bunt is a different story.
it is a mixture because it is a bunch of different stuff
Because the different constituents are not chemically combined.
The heat of the oven caramelized the sugars in the batter turning it brown.
Well many different things have different effects. So for example flour in a cake provides structure while baking soda creates a leavening agent for the batter.
sugar and water salt and water an alloy (ex stainless steel) cake batter
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it is a hit by pitch (or a walk).Clarification:The answer above makes it seem a HBP and a Walk are the same -- they are not.. they are scored different and effect stats different. If the umpire calls it ball 4 and says it never hit the batter the ball is still in play and the batter gets a Walk -- If the umpire determines the ball hit the batter, the batter gets a HBP (hit-By Pitch) and it is a dead ball --- runners advance their one base but cannot advance furtherIn your question -- even though the ball hit the dirt, once it strikes the batter (assuming the batter never swung), this is a Hit-By-Pitch
Looks the same, homogenous, like pancake batter, looks different like a salad, heterogenous
Because everyones reaction time is different. And 3 might be a bit too much.