Submitted by UncommercializedKat t3_y7daqw in askscience
ArtesianDiff t1_isvr6a9 wrote
Reply to comment by ECatPlay in What can you add to a bottled drink to lower the freezing point (other than salt)? by UncommercializedKat
Would glycerin also work for lowering the freezing point of a solid? For instance, cherries in ice cream. Alcohol is used to keep them from freezing hard in some adult ice creams, but an alternative for children sounds interesting.
ECatPlay t1_isvrxgl wrote
Theoretically yes, but you'd have to get twice as much in, and I'm not sure it would permeate into the cherry as easily as alcohol.
ArtesianDiff t1_isvw1lh wrote
Interesting, thank you.
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