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Are beverages considered "food"?
Is water food?

>> No.16938817

water is not a beverage, so no.

>> No.16938827

>>16938817
So is lemonade food? It's just water but with sugar? Does that make it food? Or is only the dissolved lemonade syrup the actual food and the water is not food??

>> No.16938864

>>16938803
Foods are consumed for satiety.
Beverages are consumed for refreshment.

>> No.16938874

>>16938864
What about milk? It can be refreshing but also satiating.

>> No.16938875

>>16938803
foodstuffs

>> No.16938913

>>16938803
cheese please

>> No.16938921

Here's an age old trick to tell whether or not something is "food":

Say aloud to yourself: "Can I eat [insert nutritional substance]?" ex; "Can I eat water?"

The conclusion is no, water is not "food". This is still just a theory that is up for debate.

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16938929

Do you eat or drink soup

>> No.16938932

>>16938929
You eat it, dumbass.

>> No.16938934

>>16938929
typically with a spoon

>> No.16938945

>>16938929
personally I sleat (portmanteau of slurp and eat) it up. I could go sleat up some soup right about now actually feeling a bit thungry.

>> No.16938986

>>16938874
>>16938864
>>16938874
it's whether the substance's main function is hydration or energy intake.
Milk for example is considered a food, same with energy drinks. Ice is considered a beverage. You can eat a drink and you can drink a food.

>> No.16938992

>>16938986
you can eat a beverage*

>> No.16939073
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>>16938803
Beverages that contain calories are also foods.
Water contains no calories and is therefore not a food.
>Ex. Beer is both a food and a beverage.

>> No.16939105

Milk is a food.
Smoothies are a food.
Most other liquids are drinks though.
Some people want to say it's about the calories in something, but that makes no sense because coke is not a food.

Maybe there's a certain threshold of protein that changes the category.

Is cum a food or a drink.

>> No.16939111

>>16938986
What if its neither? Vodkas main function is not hydration or energy intake but it still contains 100 calories per shot

>> No.16939115

>>16938929
everytime I see this fucking dog I think of that stupid dragon’s dogma turned based shit poster.

>> No.16939363

>>16938921
The way I see it:
If you can live off of it for a prolonged period, it's a food.
If you can survive for a bit on it and still starve to death, it's not.

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>>16939073
>does nothing in your path

>> No.16939381

>>16939105
Its just because common language is very different from the technical specifications. Coke is a food technically, but commonly referred to as a beverage for obvious reasons.

>> No.16939492

>>16938986
Drinks can be both or neither at the same time

>> No.16939600

>>16939370
>Protein/Proteines

>> No.16939634

>>16939363
>rabbit isn't food
Interesting perspective

>> No.16939641

>>16939634
You can eat it, but no, it isn't food. Not for humans, anyway.

>> No.16939645

>>16939370
>>16939600
>Calories/Calories
>Sodium/Sodium