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What liquid was used in the TWINKIES project?
The liquid used to test the solubility of a Twinkie in the TWINKIES project was tap water. The original experiment was conducted in Texas in 1995.
What are track fossils?
ancient twinkies
What are the two fatty acids that are essential and must be included in the diet?
Twinkies and Sno-Balls
How come twinkies don't grow mold?
Twinkies have a long shelf life due to their high sugar and preservative content, which inhibits mold growth. The low water content and pH level also create an inhospitable environment for mold to multiply. Additionally, the packaging helps protect Twinkies from moisture and bacteria that could lead to mold growth.
Does an alcohol turn blue litmus red?
No, alcohol does not turn blue litmus paper red. Blue litmus paper is used to test for acidity, and alcohols are generally neutral compounds that do not affect the pH of the solution significantly. Therefore, they do not exhibit acidic properties that would change the color of blue litmus paper.
The history behind the name sugar land?
turn around three times and look at your twinkies
What is box of twinkies?
12 i do believe
How old are twinkies?
Twinkies were invented in 1933.
Does urine turn into alcohol?
Alcohol does not turn into urine.
What makes twinkies so bad for you?
the cream inside the twinkies
How did elbernita clark get her nickname twinkie?
Twinkies cupcakes
Why do hostess twinkies never expire?
Hostesses Twinkies are filled with preservatives.
Do twinkies have broccoli in them?
No i dought that they have broccoli in them XD.
How many people die from twinkies each year?
You can't overdose on twinkies.
Are Twinkies coming back to business?
Yes, Twinkies are coming back soon
Why were twinkies discontinued?
The company that made Twinkies declared bankruptcy. As of early 2013 the brand is in the process of being sold. When the sale is completed, Twinkies will return.
Does cow manure exist in twinkies?
Cow manure does not exist in twinkies. Twinkies are primarily made of a form of corn-derivative, but definitely not cow manure.
