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It would amaze me to see the aerated particles over time to see if they can be aerated again.

Then you take it off the heat and push the frother up and down until the milk is sufficiently aerated.

The concrete is aerated (think expanded polystyrene) so it is compressible.

So you want to maybe ensure that the medium is aerated.

The aerated concrete had a limited lifespan especially if it was damaged and had contact with water.

My understanding was that the water was aerated, and so less dense meaning it could rise higher.

> Word spacing [creates] what Paul Sänger, in his book The Spaces between the Words, refers to as aerated text.

Insulated concrete forms and autoclaved aerated concrete are also something that some builders use.

It's become some sort of aerated, whipped artificial goo, the taste and texture are no longer like real ice cream at all.

A building material that is in common use in Europe, but hasn't really caught on here is foamed concrete (Autoclaved Aerated Concrete, technically).

In Australia, coffee would normally be consumed as a dark roast, but with texturised (that is aerated and steamed to create a microfoam).

It is then aerated by pouring between cups to make it slightly foamy.

It definitely isn't an aerated Linkedin post full of single-sentence paragraphs and emoji, but it's also certainly not a "wall of text".

[0] This depends on the model, some Europeon models I have encountered are configured as a completely separate "bowl" and they spray aerated water with such low force that the water would never leave the bowl, whether a body is present or not.

Aerated concrete is an established building material in some parts of the world.