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After enduring heat and pressure, the Rice Krispie treat slowly flattens and in a way melts.

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After enduring heat, from the iron, and pressure , from hand and maybe a little of iron the Rice Krispie treat turned flatter than before and seemed more presses together as if the oats had started to be friends. That is a pretty good comparison to a metamorphic rock.

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It squishes like a pancake

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what

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It’s a pancake

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It has gone through metamorphosis, and became flat!

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When the treat undergoes heat and pressure, it into different laye

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After it goes through heat and pressure it looks like a pancake

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I described it in my last response in the in what ways is the Rice Krispie treat a model of metamorphic rock category

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When I added heat and presssure to my Rice Krispie it flattened then it melted into a large flat piece of goodness.

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It became much more flat and the ingredients that were inside shifted shape causes the original shape to also shift.

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It became a pankake

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Well, the heat made it look even more flat and it even looks more like a metamorphic rock, it also seems more like one.

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The iron brings heat and squishes the rice krispy and looks like a meta morphia rock

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Metamorphic rocks. Have been through heat and pressure mine has been through both And now is a pankcake

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My Rice Krispie treat was exsposed to heat and pressure and was turned into a pancake like shape but stayed the same colorwise

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It became a pankake

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The Rice Krispie, after being ironed went flat.

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Because we used heat and time and pressure to form a pancake rice crispy

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After ironing it and adding pressure to it it looks like a pancake and it’s very melted.

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After my Rice Krispie was ironed, it looked almost the same as before, so from what I see on Matt’s, the Rice Krispie looks like a metamorphic rock because when the chocolate melted, they formed into layers, and they represented the different rock layers.

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After the iron pressured it, The chocolate melted, The marshmallow part became less sticky, and it is easier to tear apart.

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The Rice Krispies have turned into “ metamorphic krispies “ by some of the marshmallows melting and some of the m&m shells 🐚 breakin

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The Rice Krispie has changed through heat time and pressure because it started in a strong stable shape with all the ‘compartments’ in different places, and now it has changed to a flat and more spread out shape.

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I think that the Rice Krispie is a model for a metamorphic rock because it started as a sedimentary rock model but if you add heat and pressure it changes into a flat melted treat. Though, it does not have layers of color. More like splotches of colors.

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Because the marshmallows holding the kripsy together are like small rocks in the rocks?Probably wrong

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Rice Krispies are much like sedimentary rocks because they are made up of small
Rice Krispies much like sedimentary rocks are made up of smaller rocks.
I believe this is a amazing example!

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Probably because a rice crispy treat is just rice crispy stuck together

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A Rice Krispie treat is similiar to a sedimentary rock because the little rice pieces form a bigger Rice Krispie And the sticky marshmallow part of it makes them stick together to form a bigger Rice Krispie.

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Because they represent broken down bits of a small object getting
formed together to make a new object

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I think that a Rice Krispie treat is a great model for a sedimentary because it’s made out of little little krispies and all like pushed together

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It is an example of edible sedimentary rock because it is a bunch of little marshmallows and the other things pressed together.

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It has tiny pieces in it which represents the small pieces in sedimentary rocks because of the m&m

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The rice krispy is made up of little pieces of different things.But when they get stuck all together they become one thing, just like a rock!

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Well I think Rice Krispies treats represent sedimentary rocks because they are made up of smaller Rice Krispies

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Rice Krispies can be exceptional examples for a representation of sedimentary rock because from little oats, after a wave of time and pressure they will combine and become tasty treats.

-Staś

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I think a rice krispy treat is best model for a sedimentary rock because the rice krispy acts like the mountain pieces that fall in the river and are pressed together to form a sedimentary rock.

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A Rice Krispie treat can be a model for sedimentary rocks because the rice and marshmallows can represent little rocks pressed together with pressure.

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I think a Rice Krispie treat is in a way like a sedimentary rock, because like sedimentary rock Rice Krispie treats start as small rice pieces, and after a little pressure they turn into tasty treats.

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It has many parts that come together to form a final product. M&Ms, marshmallow, rice. Just like a sedimentary rocks many sediments come together to form the final product, a sedimentary rock.

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The bits of rice 🍚and chocolate 🍫 chips look like the bits of rocks in the sedimentary rock and the marshmallow just hold them together.(don’t judge my bad answer)

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I think that a Rice Krispie treat is a model for sedimentary rocks because, a sedimentary rock is formed from lots of little rocks, sediments, are pushed together and form a larger rock. While a Rice Krispie is made from lots of little pieces of cereal and pushed together by heat and held together by marshmallow.