I don’t care what y’all think. Nothing about my food being hot or even warm makes it any better for me. I always burn tongue and even if I don’t, I really don’t enjoy rushing to swallow because my mouth is at risk of inflicting pain. Even when it’s slightly warm, I don’t like it. I want my food stone cold, no matter what the food is.

I always let my food cool down, not even to room temperature, I let it cool even longer and I eat everything stone cold. It lets me properly savor the flavor, without worrying about too much heat. Eating cold food for me is a relaxing experience, eating hot food is a panic-inducing one, and eating slightly warm food is boring, not any better than stone cold food. I’ll even gladly eat food straight out of the fridge and enjoy it! I’ve been called “crazy” and “perverse” for this many, many times.

I like my food stone cold and refuse to eat it even mildly warm, always letting it cool down way below room temperature. Screw what anyone thinks 😆

    • Miisha@lemmy.blahaj.zonedeleted by creatorOP
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      Sue me
      I do indeed eat everything cold. I get soo much shit from my bf for that 😂

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        I used to get ripped on for eating Chunky soup from a can on construction sites.

        The caveat it, during winter you need warm food to get your body temp back up, but spring to fall, fair game.

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          The caveat it, during winter you need warm food to get your body temp back up

          No I don’t. My preference for stone cold food never changes. Not even during winter, idgaf

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            I’m not gonna have hypothermia on the job, sorry. Same sorta reasoning as not wanting to burn your toungue. It’s for your (my) safety.

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    If you are that concerned about burning your mouth or your tongue on even slightly warm food, I can recommend a really good therapist to help you out on that.

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      I’m currently switching therapists, so not talking to one at the moment. However, I’m almost positive I have some form of OCD, not just because of this.

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    That is a hot take, irony intended.

    There’s probably some good scientific reason for eating meat hot. And coffee? I can kinda deal but the tea? Throw it straight out if it’s not piping hot and I don’t care how the Americans take it.

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      Yeah, umm…coffe and tea both. Stone cold, just like my food 😆
      Not even joking…

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        This raises further questions for me, since I’m a wanna-be coffee afficianado. You get much lower extraction at lower temperatures, with both coffee and tea. Do you grind coffee finer to compensate, or do you just enjoy weaker beverages? Also, do you mean room temperature, tap-water cold, or actually chilled? How do you make coffee (and tea)? Thank you in advance!

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          I have a coffee machine, so I make a pot of coffee, pour myself some, straight into the fridge with that mug. When it’s cold, I add milk and drink it almost like a shot, all at once. I’m just weird like that…
          With tea, I of course prepare it with hot water. Then remove the teabag, straight into the fridge. When it’s cold, I enjoy my tea :3

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            Making coffee/tea like normal, then chilling it makes a lot more sense, with your specific preference. Iced coffee is also arguably the least unpopular part of your proclivities. Still not for me, but you go on with your cool self!

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        My wife likes iced coffee, too. I’ve tried it, I don’t hate it… but it isn’t for me. Not knocking those who do like it. I just prefer hot.

        There’s also cold brew, but I’m not sure if cold brew is meant to be drank cold, or if it’s just brewed cold and it gets heated up. I imagine the former. That’s probably fine too.

    • Most foods taste more when at least warm. Notice I said more, not better.

      That’s because once things get cooler, scent molecules don’t hit your nose as well, and fat soluble flavors aren’t as available to the tongue. Whether or not that’s “better” is subjective, but you can test it out fairly easily

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      I’m the opposite on coffee and tea. Definitely prefer both really warm, but not hot, I don’t like either cold, but I like cold coffee less than I like cold tea. I will finish them as a punishment for letting them get cold though.

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      In my American opinion, cold tea is only good if you dump enough sugar in it to give you a heart attack. Unsweetened is just plain inferior to hot tea.

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        Yep. Bubble tea is the superior form of all tea. Taiwan fucking perfected tea. Everyone else is living in denial.

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    This is not an insult. Have you taken any tests to see if you may be autistic? If not, you should.

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    In case you ever want to try eating warm food again, try putting a stone next to the food in the oven. That way the food will be stone cold and warm at the same time.

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      Coincidentally, OP shared in that post that she enjoys giving blowjobs.

      I kind of imagine her mouth being super cold now, which ruined that mental image for me a little bit. 😂

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          😂 Fair enough!

          I have now removed you from my “no-receive-blow-job-from” list. I will admit your bf as a credible witness.

          😁

          (No offense, just kidding around!)

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    So, you put all food in the fridge before eating it? Because otherwise it’s impossible to cool down below room temperature. 🤓

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      Actually, yeah, I do that a lot. My bf yells at me for putting hot lasagna in the fridge for hours at a time…

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        As he should. You’re heating everything else in the fridge, making the fridge work far harder than usual and thus vastly accelerating both the fridge and it’s contents’ demise.

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        putting hot lasagna in the fridge for hours at a time…

        Deranged. You could literally cause food to spoil early doing this.

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            Apparently because every information source available will tell you to never do that and you seem proud of doing it?

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              Do I seem proud of doing it? Cause I’m not, that’s for sure. I’m just dumb

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              My brother in Christ this is a place for unpopular opinions don’t be upset to see people post their unpopular opinions and also stand by their opinions it’s literally the point of this whole community

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                My brother in Satan don’t assume you know my feelings. I can find something horrifying in an abstract sense without being upset

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                  “my brother in Christ” is a meme phrase. Also it’s not saying you’re literally Jesus’s brother.

                  I’m just saying you’re criticizing someone for doing the point of the community, that’s kinda dumb.

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    How does this even work if you eat somewhere that doesn’t have a fridge for you to cool your food below room temperature? What’s wrong with you that you “always” burn your tongue even at nonburning temps?

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      Sensory differences are a thing. Although I doubt OP literally “burns” their tongue on luke-warm foods, it’s possible OP has a sensory difference that makes warm food more difficult to tolerate, or possibly even painful.

      For me, my brain interprets certain light touches as “painful.” I can tolerate having my hairs pulled out one-by-one and feel fine, but touch me in the wrong spot with a feather and I’ll scream. I can easily imagine other people may have crossed wires in their nervous system somewhere that make certain temperature sensations on a sensitive tongue feel painful.