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When you combine milk and kiwi, the enzymes in kiwi, particularly actinidin, can cause the milk proteins to curdle. This reaction may lead to a lumpy texture and an unpleasant taste, making it less desirable for consumption. For this reason, it's generally not recommended to mix fresh kiwi with milk in recipes. However, cooked kiwi or kiwi puree can be used in smoothies or desserts without causing curdling.
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Can you drink milk and eat kiwi?
no you cant
Where is the transmission knot sensor on a 99' Chevy silveraldo?
Combine a banana, a cup of milk, and a chicken drumstick in a blender. See what happens.
What happens to kiwi if its left in closed container?
It will get soggy
What two elements combine to form chocolate milk?
Chocolate milk is made of two things. Chocolate and Milk.
What happens when you add detergent to milk?
When detergent is added to milk, it disrupts the milk's fat molecules, causing them to separate from the liquid. This creates a visible separation between the milk and the fat, resulting in a mixture that looks like curdled milk. The detergent breaks down the fat globules, allowing them to combine and form larger clumps.
What are some delicious recipes that combine fruit and milk?
Some delicious recipes that combine fruit and milk include fruit smoothies, fruit parfaits with yogurt, fruit and milkshakes, and fruit-infused milk puddings.
What happens when you combine combine an acid and a base?
You get water and a salt, which is neutral.
Who invented dairy milk chocolate?
In 1875 Daniel Peter figured out how to combine milk and cocoa powder to create Milk Chocolate.
What happens when you put a kiwifruit on jelly?
THe kiwi will sink to the middle of the jelly and will stay there.
What happens if you eat the hair or skin of kiwi?
yes it is fine good for you actully
Is making cheese from milk physical or chemical?
It's Chemical, Because if you combine cheese from milk it will Change it appearance.
Does calcium in milk combine with oxalates in tea to form calcium oxalate?
no
