Things that don't happen the way you'd expect

Potential-Monke

So my mind is just after being blown wide open by the fact that you cannot melt a Cadbury Flake. Watched some lad put it into a frying pan and the underneath just turned black, while another bar beside it melted/separated. I now know why, chemical process or something, but it still doesn't make sense to me.

And boats. I know it's displacement, but something that weighs so heavy shouldn't float! Again, I know the science and why, but it doesn't make sense in my head.

What else happens with an unexpected result?

BAM! uhavechlamydia

Thread like this ending up about travelers and dole Spongers

You can't melt a flake?..that's mad...

dinorebel

Marraige

cruizer101

Thats not right the things melt in your hand easier than most chocolate bars

Trigger Happy

Flakes melt in your mouth, no doubt about that. But surely if you try to put any chocolate in the hot frying pan it will go to cinder?

Yer Da sells Avon

Trigger Happy wrote: »

Flakes melt in your mouth, no doubt about that.

I can confirm (as, I presume, can anyone else who has ever eaten one) that they melt on items of clothing too.

Auguste Comte

I'd say David Cameron might have a story to tell you OP.

hellsing101

I would guess that the outside flaky bits melted so fast they burnt but I am no scientist.