Explain why there's always room for jello.?

Question

Using scientific method...preferably

Answer 1

Since it is made almost entirely of water, it returns to water state as it is swallowed, mixing with, instead of adding to, the food bulk in the stomach awaiting digestion.

Answer 2

Probably because Jello is smart enough to fool you into thinking that. According to the Jello museum, on March 17, 1993, technicians at St. Jerome hospital in Batavia tested a bowl of lime Jell-O with an EEG machine and confirmed the earlier testing by Dr. Adrian Upton that a bowl of wiggly Jell-O has brain waves identical to those of adult men and women.

Or, it might be that Jello is not very filling--in fact, medically speaking, Jello is considered part of a "clear liquid diet" for patients.

Answer 3

Supposedly jello is made from a light substance that's not hearty and doesn't take up room in the digestive system. It contains a lot of water also, which doesn't add excess body fath. All it is a bascially sugar and various flavors, so there's always room for it. Makes a tasty summer treat, haha!

Answer 4

really there isn't.. too much mass and animal genitals that make up the texture.

it is an illusion that there's always room for jello.

Answer 5

Because Jello is mostly H2O. (How's that for scientific?)

Answer 6

Because it is the least dense protein you can pile on your plate.

Answer 7

Cause Bill Cosby told you ... do you need any more proff than that?

Answer 8

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