Off the top of my head I would say a sauce.

it's still milk

Don't be smart Saz

Yup

Defi still milk..... messy milk, but milk all the same... IMO

see, it's not just me

It can't be any of the others... a beverage is just a drink on its own, a broth is thick like a stew and a sauce is more of an accompaniment to something Well, I think so anyway

My initial response was essentially the same as Saz - "none of the above."


I disagree about "broth" being like a stew, though: although we're used to "Scotch Broth", broth is properly a thin soup. It's the same as "stock" - it's the water that you've boiled meat, fish or vegetables in.


A beverage is a liquid prepared for drinking. So: a glass of milk is a beverage, but a bowl of milk and cereal?


A sauce is "a liquid or soft preparation used as a relish with food". Hmmm. Possibly the closest, but it's really still an accompaniment to a dish designed to add flavour - not an integral part of the dish itself.

depends on the cereal?
if it was sugar puffs-its an accompniament (cant spell that lol)
if its porridge-it becomes a sauce-i think

Depends if you've left your spoon in the kitchen.

It can be a drink.

a mixer ?

Could be all 3 depending on what type of cereal and how it's been processed...or do you mean 'breakfast cereal' ?

A lubricant

Filth!

a mixing agent.

Its an accompaniment

Or a serving suggestion

It's still milk.

Possibly a broth?