Why do you think liquefied food stays in the intestine for such a long time?

Liquefied food tends to stay in the intestine longer because it is more easily broken down and absorbed by the body, allowing for a prolonged digestion process. The liquid consistency allows for better mixing with digestive enzymes and absorption surfaces, facilitating nutrient extraction. Additionally, the intestines regulate transit time based on the nutritional content and hydration of the food, ensuring that essential nutrients are absorbed before the waste is eliminated.