Is cake irreversible?

Answer:

No because it will get ruined.

Yes, cake is ireversible as far as chemical reactions are concerned as once it has been baked it cannot be 'unbaked.'

And yet another:

Are we talking an "upside down" cake or one that's "inside out". The first is easy, the last is messy. :-)

First answer by Felicity88. Last edit by Firetek. Contributor trust: 4 [recommend contributor ]. Question popularity: 2 [recommend question].

[report abuse]

Can you answer these Most Amusing Questions Ever Asked on WikiAnswers questions?

	Why is the night watch misnamed?	Answer it!
	What i tack Albendazole tablets in pregnancy?	Answer it!
	What was Atahualpa's ransom?	Answer it!
	How do you notice the station points?	Answer it!
	What is 8 equals S on a S S?	Answer it!

Is baking a cake a reversible or irreversible change?
I r r e v e r s i b l e
Why are my cup cakes not sticking to cake papers?
well if you've greased them to much, the cupcake mix won't stick. hope this helps
Are jaffa cakes cakes or biscuits?
I no that a jaffa cake is a biscuit because there on the biscuit isle in asda
At a cake shop there were 16 small cakes and 4 large cakes left to sell. How many cakes were left?
20
How high to bake a cake a cake?
If this question is talking about the temperature, it really depends on the cake, but it is usually 350°F/175°C/Gas Mark 4.