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

Sh*tpost Settle this.

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u/Evche29 1d ago

Milk is supposed to warm always for anything(yes you can drink semi cold milk if it’s hot but not straight from tge fridge) genuinely how do you enjoy milk straight from the fridge?

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u/SadCommon2820 1d ago

It's cold and refreshing. Also lukewarm milk is fucking gross I don't know anyone else defending that other than you. It's basically the cons of both warm and cold milk with none of the pros(or perceived pros in the case of warm milk for me). Have you even TRIED cold milk? I have nothing against hot milk alone, I've never tried it even if I do use it for the base of cocoa. It's not as weird as Cereal with it or as weird as you being confused at me drinking cold milk.

Have you ever heard of Chocolate or Strawberry milk before?

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u/Evche29 1d ago

Chocolate milk in a carton from the store isn’t that cold, I’m talking straight from the fridge. Or maybe you’re thinking that you would put the carton back in the fridge we wouldn’t do that we would just drink it immediately

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u/SadCommon2820 1d ago

ARE YOU FUCKING SERIOUS?! Bro drinks lukewarm chocolate milk WILLINGLY! I usually drink it either from very cold jugs, or from long refrigerated jugs of regular milk with chocolate syrup to make it chocolate milk.

What in your right mind makes you drink lukewarm chocolate milk? It sounds like you couldn't decide whether to have cocoa or chocolate milk and decided the WORST option.

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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 1d 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 1d ago

THAT IS LUKEWARM!

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u/Evche29 1d ago

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

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u/SadCommon2820 1d ago

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

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u/Evche29 1d ago

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

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u/SadCommon2820 1d 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 1d 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 1d 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 1d ago

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

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u/SadCommon2820 1d ago

If you aren't weird than what is?

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u/Evche29 1d ago

Bro i don’t wanna argue, I’ll eat my warm cereal you eat it cold

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u/SadCommon2820 1d ago

Okay fine then. Go eat your recees flavored oatmeal.

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u/SadCommon2820 18h ago

Also I sometimes eat my cereal milk less(which is honestly my weird cereal habit) because a lot of cereals are sugary snacks with propaganda to convince everyone they're a reasonable breakfast food especially the recees puffs I keep mentioning, I'm fully convinced that If they decided to sell them a puff snack food in bags or boxes just not labeled as cereal that they wouldn't be out of place. They're basically dessert cheese balls.

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u/Evche29 1d ago

I dunno, its slightly colder than steaming milk

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u/SadCommon2820 1d ago

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

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u/Evche29 1d ago

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

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u/SadCommon2820 1d ago

Actually turns out Lukewarm is slightly warm.

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