Rubbery textures are resilient and elastic, often found in foods like gummy candies, squid, or rubbery cheeses. This texture provides a bouncy, chewy resistance that can be satisfying to chew through.
Where the Texture is Felt: Rubbery textures are often felt on the teeth and gums, where the food resists breaking down and requires more effort to chew.
Texture Experience: The rubbery texture feels elastic and chewy, providing a bouncy sensation as it resists being broken down.
Interesting Fact: Rubbery textures are often linked to foods high in protein or certain starches that have a natural, firm elasticity.