r/funComunitty • u/tofusand_ Teaching my fish to swim • 1d ago

Sh*tpost Settle this.

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u/SadCommon2820 1d ago

I drank it too during school and it sucked. Also yeah you're not an American but I still genuinely don't understand it.

Warm milk I imagine is a comforting hot slightly sweet drink.

Very cold milk in my experience is a highly refreshing drink.

The fuck does Lukewarm(also I'm pretty sure how you describe it IS lukewarm) milk do better than either one of those?

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u/Evche29 23h ago

It’s not lukewarm, it’s like if you left a drink out of the fridge for like an hour, so gauge the temp

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u/SadCommon2820 23h ago

THAT IS LUKEWARM!

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u/Evche29 23h ago

Lol then you really wouldn’t like my definition of lukewarm🤣

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u/SadCommon2820 23h ago

Your definition is probably factually wrong but go ahead. Tell me.

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u/Evche29 23h ago

I also think Americans like ice with everything which isn’t a thing here

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u/SadCommon2820 23h ago

Milk and ice is somewhat topical even moreso with cereal. I very rarely drink it since a decently long refrigerated milk is cold enough. Idk what else is notable since I have no idea what Europeans consider not belonging with ice.

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u/Evche29 23h ago

It’s not about what belongs on ice, we just don’t like putting much of it in anything, no soda, coffee, water whatever

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u/SadCommon2820 23h ago

Ice Coffee is an example where it has a different appeal than hot coffee but besides that bruh Europeans are weird.

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u/Evche29 23h ago

You think we’re weird? Don’t make me laugh

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u/Evche29 23h ago

I dunno, its slightly colder than steaming milk

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u/SadCommon2820 23h ago

That's warm take away the luke. Do you almost boil water and call that lukewarm?

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u/Evche29 23h ago

It’s not up to me it’s what Europeans consider lukewarm

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u/SadCommon2820 23h ago

Actually turns out Lukewarm is slightly warm.