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Why does mold change color?
it changes colour depending on the food if it is hard the food colour will go hard and if it is soft the food colour will be light so then the mould will have a to go on and on like that and has it does it will change colour and go darker and darker till the food or object is gone and feed on a closer item
What food do you eat if you like to go fat?
TEA
If you eat fast food were does the fat go to?
your belly you idiot
What food group dose butter go in?
butter goes in fat.
How people go from fat to skinny and fit?
By eating healthy food?
How come you can be skinny but have belly fat?
If you eat late at night, the food just sits in your stomach or settles in areas where fat likes to go. This is because you go to sleep and the food doesn't get excersized away.
How do you improve the breast with food?
The only way to do that is by getting fat but there s no reassurance that the fat will go to the breasts alone.
Can you add food dye to cupcake liners to make it go a different colour?
yes
How does food harm the body?
food can harm your body because when you eat the food go to diffrent types of your body and stores the fat and food in there.!
How do you tell if a skinny guy likes a fat girl?
When the guy offers to bring the girl to KFC on a romantic date. no one like you. because you're fat. go cry and curl up in a ball with a bag of marshmallows. when they eat all the food they can find to be as fat as them when they eat all the food they can find to be as fat as them when they eat all the food they can find to be as fat as them when they eat all the food they can find to be as fat as them
What food group does cheeseburger go in?
Fat/Oils and maybe Meat and Alternatives
Why are food colorings used in food?
to entise people to buy it. if it was a boring colour it wouldn't be bought. and it also gets children to ask there parents for it as they would go for a colour rather then sum borin product .
