Tahini, ground sesame seeds, is a common seasoning ingredient in hummus. Because of the third law of integration, any food or animal containing the same elements of the combatant undoubtedly wins the battle. Ergo, hummus that contains tahini will always win in hummus vs. tahini. The same holds true in the animal world. If you want to beat an enemy, a piece of them must be inside of you. Consumption is the easiest way to achieve this. In order to test this theory, one must battle an enemy. If one loses they must consume a piece of the enemy, this will then allow the initial battle loser to beat the initial victor.
You could use either hummus or peanut butter. Personally, I would prefer the hummus though.
This fight would never happen, no matter how you look at it.
The calorie content in carrots and hummus varies based on serving sizes. On average, a medium carrot contains about 25 calories, while two tablespoons of hummus have around 50-70 calories. Therefore, a typical snack of one medium carrot with two tablespoons of hummus would total approximately 75-95 calories.
An AT-AT would definitely win.
carcharodontosaurus would win
The Shark
A spartan
lion
demi
That would be a battle.
shark
batman