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Originally Posted by Topspinmo
Ok, I like vanilla Oreo’s with my 10% chocolate milk. Here’s the dilemma? The Oreo’s takes extremely long time for the chocolate milk to wick and soften the Oreo’s. While when I use 10% white milk they get soft at least 5 times faster.
This leave me to conclude The chocolate milk with chocolate added has bigger molecules while the white milk has smaller molecules which wicks into the Oreo’s faster? 
I sure there chemistry major out there to solve this dilemma?
No, I haven’t tried it with chocolate Oreo’s see if same dilemma cause I only like the vanilla ones.  |
I have no idea what 10% milk is. Whole milk is only 3.2% fat.
Chocolate milk contains a gum carrageenan to keep the chocolate suspended that could slow adsorption. If you make your chocolate milk from syrup then it contains gums and emulsifiers to keep the cocoa suspended c