This is where you type up all of your information. These are my data tables:
Testers Ratings (Texture)
Testers
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Tester 1 (Dad)
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Tester 2 (James)
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Tester 3 (Jaxon)
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Amount of Gelatin
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0 tsp.
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4
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5
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5
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1 tsp.
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2
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3
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5
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2 tsp.
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2
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3
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5
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3 tsp.
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1
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0
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0
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Testers Ratings (Taste)
Testers
|
Tester 1 (Dad)
|
Tester 2 (James)
|
Tester 3 (Jaxon)
| |
Amount of Gelatin
| ||||
0 tsp.
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4
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5
|
5
| |
1 tsp.
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3
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5
|
5
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2 tsp.
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3
|
5
|
5
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3 tsp.
|
1
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0
|
0
|
These are my graphs from my data.
These are these are the results of my experiment:
I realized that 0 tsp. of gelatin tastes the best, but after 3 hours it starts to silicify. I also realized that 1 tsp. of gelatin is also okay to eat and stays pretty good. The 2 tsp. of gelatin is chunky and looks like ricotta cheese. Finally 3 tsp. of gelatin was hard, tough, and tasted , looked, and smelled like cottage cheese.
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