Please answer with correct terms and scientific vocabulary.
Not until the liquid is added. So people should ask if you would enjoy a cereal soup, or a cereal gazpacho or cereal vichyssoise if they intend on serving it to you with a liquid substrate surrounding the cereal itself.
I meant when the liquid was added to the mixture.
@salmon_rushdie said [^](/forum/redirect/post/J6VFq4BV)
> Not until the liquid is added. So people should ask if you would enjoy a cereal soup, or a cereal gazpacho or cereal vichyssoise if they intend on serving it to you with a liquid substrate surrounding the cereal itself.
"Liquid substrate" makes cereal sound like a laboratory experiment rofl ;p
It has to be served hot to be a soup
sounds like salmon knows about cold soup if it exists
@DogyBrown said [^](/forum/redirect/post/J3A65oR6)
> It has to be served hot to be a soup
the spanish, french, russians, slavs, chinese, koreans swedish, greeks and turkish would like to have a word with you
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cold_soups
@DogyBrown said [^](/forum/redirect/post/J3A65oR6)
> It has to be served hot to be a soup
@DogyBrown be like
https://youtu.be/3ZGJHDegPcU
It's a soup if you consider the cereal is toppings. Otherwise, it is served cereal
Is ketchup technically vegetables?
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