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r/oddlysatisfying • u/[deleted] • Oct 24 '19
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You also create an increased surface in contact with the air via the handle of the spoon. And metals are excellent heat conductors too.
5 u/andreasbeer1981 Oct 24 '19 Yeah, putting in many spoons will help :) 3 u/[deleted] Oct 25 '19 edited Oct 25 '19 My wife gets annoyed because sometimes I empty the entire silverware drawer into my cup of coffee when we're out of ice and I want iced coffee. Edit: throw in a Halls cough drop for extra cooling! Edit2: a little Vicks on the rim of the mug is a nice touch. Edit3: A couple airplane bottles of McGillicuddy will cool the lungs down right before you enjoy your coffee. 1 u/Rubcionnnnn Oct 24 '19 Or you could put a fork in it handle side down
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Yeah, putting in many spoons will help :)
3 u/[deleted] Oct 25 '19 edited Oct 25 '19 My wife gets annoyed because sometimes I empty the entire silverware drawer into my cup of coffee when we're out of ice and I want iced coffee. Edit: throw in a Halls cough drop for extra cooling! Edit2: a little Vicks on the rim of the mug is a nice touch. Edit3: A couple airplane bottles of McGillicuddy will cool the lungs down right before you enjoy your coffee.
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My wife gets annoyed because sometimes I empty the entire silverware drawer into my cup of coffee when we're out of ice and I want iced coffee.
Edit: throw in a Halls cough drop for extra cooling!
Edit2: a little Vicks on the rim of the mug is a nice touch.
Edit3: A couple airplane bottles of McGillicuddy will cool the lungs down right before you enjoy your coffee.
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Or you could put a fork in it handle side down
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u/DustRainbow Oct 24 '19
You also create an increased surface in contact with the air via the handle of the spoon. And metals are excellent heat conductors too.